MailOnline the terms were ‘confusing’ for young people. She argued standard information on periods should be directed at women and girls with ‘targeted communications’ made available for gender-non-conforming people.
Conversely, the director of trans information site TransActual, told Metro.co.uk the controversy is ‘very much a storm in a mooncup’.
jane fae rejected the idea ‘this is somehow “erasing women” in favour of some dastardly trans agenda’, making the point that trans men and non-binary people are not specified on the site either.
Bloody Brilliant – a website about periods which fails to mention women and girls – for âpeople that bleed across Walesâ. Bloody brilliant indeed!!ð¡ð¡â¦@nhswales @WGHealthandCareâ© â¦@PublicHealthWâ© @Eluned_Morganâ© Stop erasing women and girls https://t.co/szKcwqnL8MThe charity Mermaids echoed this when a spokesperson told Metro.co.uk: ‘Periods can be experienced by anyone with a womb – including those people who exist in and outside of the gender binary.