Ya it's the same in the Netherlands. Really pisses me off to no end. I know people have different opinions about it but to me it's nothing but plain discrimination.
There's the obvious argument that if there aren't any hurdles for hair removal to be covered, anyone can freely do it. Which means the insurance would just jack up prices for everyone.
They always like finding new excuses to do that, and that would be a great one for them.
But on the bright side, Germany has passed a new law that will make it much easier and nicer to change your legal name and gender. So I got that going for me, at least.
I doubt they'd allow you to name yourself Gehirnfurz
Would be a fitting name, but something conventional will do
Waltraud!
I actually know a few Waltrauds. All of a certain age^^
Color me impressed
Was a common name in Germany, back in... idk, between 60 and 80 years ago?
Ya it's the same in the Netherlands. Really pisses me off to no end. I know people have different opinions about it but to me it's nothing but plain discrimination.
There's the obvious argument that if there aren't any hurdles for hair removal to be covered, anyone can freely do it. Which means the insurance would just jack up prices for everyone.
They always like finding new excuses to do that, and that would be a great one for them.
But on the bright side, Germany has passed a new law that will make it much easier and nicer to change your legal name and gender. So I got that going for me, at least.
I doubt they'd allow you to name yourself Gehirnfurz
Would be a fitting name, but something conventional will do
Waltraud!
I actually know a few Waltrauds. All of a certain age^^
Color me impressed
Was a common name in Germany, back in... idk, between 60 and 80 years ago?