Dontcaretoday

I wasn't suggesting that biological women who have had a uterus transplant are non-female. I was saying a trans woman with a uterus transplant would still be non female.

Trans is a mental disorder not a medical disorder. Their bodies function perfectly well, it's their brain that feels like it's wrong. That doesn't mean that they shouldn't still be treated with respect though, or be prevented from transitioning if they are adults and feel like it is the best way for them to find inner peace.

Trans ideology is like a religion because it you don't follow their views without question you get treated like a heretic and pursued. That does affect me if I say something like how trans women shouldn't be involved in women's sports or that it's ridiculous to change terms like "breast feeding" into "chest feeding" because some people don't like being reminded that they have breasts. You should not have to worry about losing your job for saying sex matters in some situations or suggesting that they sometimes push to have personal desires to prioritized over other peoples wants and needs and that their should be balance, but here we are.

I have no interest in treating trans people badly as individuals, they're just people too. I don't like trans activism because of how it is often unreasonable in its expectations for how biological sex should be ignored in situations where it matters and because of how aggressive they get towards anyone who questions them on it. That does effect other people and it is one of the main reasons people are taking issue with it.

I'm not worried about it, I just think their representation needs to be less aggressive and that they should accept logical restrictions like male bodied people not playing women's sports and not medically transitioning teenagers who are at an age where they are still figuring themselves out.