But then people grizzle about bunfighting when it was inevitable due to the nature of the post.
Which ‘people’ have ‘grizzled’ about bunfighting? Can you be specific please? And why was it inevitable?
Yes, so-called transitioning is legal. Does that make it ok? Are women meant to stay quiet (ie not ‘grizzle’ or ‘bunfight’ when laws are discriminatory and unjust? Or do we have a right to point out when things that are legal are also wrong?
I don’t expect answers to these questions, but will ask them anyway:
* How does someone know that they ‘feel like’ a woman when they aren’t one?
* What does ‘living as a woman mean’?
* If a transwoman is an intact male, how does he differ from a man?
* Why were women’s spaces created in the first place, and what has changed to mean that we no longer need them now?
* What is it about men that means that their wants have to take precedence over the needs of women to have privacy and dignity when we are vulnerable? Why do thes wants also override the religious obligations of some groups of women?
There are other questions - these are largely about the ‘spaces’ issue; but if I understood the answers to these it would help me to feel less as though the whole trans movement exists to dominate women.
Burnham to tell schools in England to adapt teaching to local business needs- what do you think?
AIBU to wish toilet cubicles were a decent size.



. Sadly, if I were a dog, I'd be the one in the photo though.