Elegran
Fleurpepper
Galaxy
I was speaking to a number of my lesbian friends the other day, they were complaining about the absence of spaces without men. What does that prove FP.
Nothing- I am not trying to 'prove' anything at all- apart that there is a massive difference between those who have chosen to give up their masculinity, including violence and control- and have gone through the pain of full reversal- who no longer have a penis, and now have breasts and a vagina- and men who are choosing to push their sexuality onto others, physically, sexually, emotionally, and possibly with violence and control.
Simple (yes, i know, it's not).
I agree, but do you have any suggestions on how we can achieve the women-only spaces that are required, that let in your lovely friends but keep out the others? A certificate listing what they have gone through and confirming that they have no intention of pushing anyone into anything, which must be shown before they are admitted?
I don't think that would be practical - and it certainly would not be acceptable or legal. It would be embarrassing for your unassuming friends (who are probably undistinguishable from untrans people anyway, and have been so for years) and ignored by the trans activists.
No, I have no idea, honestly - but I am glad you agree about the huge difference.
Rosie51- yes I am fully aware, thank you. I hope your comment does not imply that you don't believe me? I have a 4th friend who is trans- and has not been through reversal as she left it too late. Very kind, soft, gentle, feminine- only wears women's clothes to go out at night- and feminine trousers and accessories with discreet make-up for every day. S/he would not dream of imposing anything on anyone. We have never ever discussed her sexuality actually.