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Nation Applauds Baby Registered As Wrong Gender—Finally, A Chance For Infants To Explore Their Inner Truths

In an astonishingly progressive move sparked by sheer bureaucratic incompetence, a baby girl in Mansfield has been legally empowered to embrace her true identity—in the form of a mistaken birth certificate labeling her as male. Little Lilah’s parents were reportedly “horrified” by the clerical misstep, which, despite being realized within minutes, apparently can’t be undone due to laws only slightly older than your grandmother’s fruitcake recipe.

“Honestly, we’re thrilled for Lilah,” said a local law enthusiast. “Finally, an opportunity for someone in diapers to explore the depths of gender confusion before they’ve even mastered the art of crawling!”

Meanwhile, another set of grievances emerged from the Science Museum in London, where a security guard has taken a stand—or rather, desperately wants to sit—over being denied a suitable chair. Enter the geriatric fan club, who are rallying for their right to rest their weary bones amidst the chaotic halls of cultural enlightenment.

“Why can’t we carry stools like some sort of soothing museum tortoise?” questioned Baden Carlson from Birmingham, who is currently on a cross-training regimen to survive future museum visits involving long-standing hours and two-syllable artist names.

In other pivotal shifts in societal norms, Starling Bank continues to baffle customers by offering less physical, more theoretical experiences with their accounts. Meanwhile, tiny dogs everywhere rejoice as their owners proclaim them “perfect pets,” largely due to their inability to contradict said owners’ opinions or poop anywhere near as extravagantly as a Saint Bernard.

Many are left wondering when AI will become advanced enough to gracefully unite our need for sensible law reforms, ergonomic museum experiences, anthropologically perfect fur children, and, of course, chic Christmas wrapping that says, “I care, but not enough to buy you something that you actually want.”

Until then, let’s all relish in these glorious mishaps that remind us just how perfectly off-kilter human progress can be.