Question: Transgender females are legally allowed to participate in girls sports now in most states. Will the Olympics allow transgender athletes

@BeefySenpie It would skew all the competitions, IMO. The world Olympics is very strict about drugs, and there have been questions in the past about some of the Russian women athletes.

@4meAndyou Honestly I doubt it. My t levels r below a cis womens. And what's a bone structure besides extra weight?, I probs have osteoporosis too, super common in trans women.

@Alison Are you am athlete? With bone structure I was thinking of runners who are currently blowing away their biological female counterparts in high school.

@4meAndyou Nah. They might not be on t blockers and should be buts that's a whole nother debate.
Without testosterone u can't build muscle mass or strength really. Thus most female body builders do steroids on the down low.

@nedkelly I might be wrong, but in my opinion these athletes [i]should[/i] have their own competitions if they want to participate in the Olympics.

The situation in Connecticut is grossly unfair, where trans biological males are blowing the biological females out of the water in track events, ensuring that the biological females can never receive the college scholarships for which they train so long and hard.

The state of Mississippi did just make a legal decision that trans biological males can no longer participate in female sports. But Joe Biden signed an executive order allowing transgender biological males to participate in female sports as females.

When the Olympics are held next year, I think that the directors and judges will need to have some sort of pre-determination in place regarding trans competitors, because they will eventually arrive...if not this year, then in the future.

@4meAndyou That is not right.
If a female athlete was caught with a minute trace of male testosterone in her system, she would be disqualified.

@chrisCA In the past, that would have been true. What about since the advent of "Wokeism"?

@SW-User Wow. Just reading the article made me feel a bit threatened. I have been overpowered and assaulted once or twice in my life, and I would not like to get into any kind of struggle with a woman who was born a man.