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this post was submitted on 23 Jun 2023
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Yes, sounds great this way :)
I guess depending on the audience (i.e. their knowledge on sex/gender) you could ask if someone identifies as cis, trans or otherwise in #2.
Not sure how to best include intersex people though, maybe someone else has an idea? Because they could potentially identify either as cis, trans or neither and in question #1 there also isn't room for this?
Ah jeez apologies yeah the first question is supposed to have intersex as an option along with other, was typing up quickly and forgot to add. It's a weird space because in medicine we usually ask about assigned sex at birth as well, so it can vary how is presented. Sometimes they'll explicitly call out 2s, hijra, etc if it's a big enough population or for like a LGBTQ clinic. I don't think we need to go into that much detail