The vast majority of men (however they identify) would not want to upset a woman in that way, which is why I would have thought that those wishing to live as women would understand the very real fears that a lot of women have, for a variety of reasons, of being in vulnerable situations, and would be more than willing not to put them in such a position.
Asking for this consideration to be enshrined in law is not akin to transphobia, buying into rightwing propaganda or any of the other things that have been suggested on this thread.
I am still waiting to hear how it can possibly be considered ethical for someone to pass themselves off as a woman when they are biologically male, and leave the onus on a vulnerable woman to (a) notice and (b) have the courage in a time of great stress to object to intimate contact.
Giving my pots a bit of a boost after the winter
Desperately sad story of the assisted suicide of a grieving mother
