Can you give examples of what you think is 'hate'? Disagreement is not hate. Scepticism about unsubstantiated claims is not hate either.
'Biology was never binary' is a very odd form of words, but if the picture is of a topless woman who's had a mastectomy I suppose it's meant to indicate the totally unscientific view that unlike all the other mammals humans come in more than two sexes. It's been said innumerable times but here we go again - some people have disorders of sexual development. They used to be called intersex. The people affected, their loved ones and the medical and scientific professionals working with them and researching their conditions have agreed that DSD is a better term because it doesn't imply that someone with a DSD falls somewhere between male and female. All DSDs are sex-specific.
Biological sex is binary because there are only two gametes, i.e. sex cells - eggs and sperm. Every human being in existence is on track from conception, when you get your lifetime complement of chromosomes, i.e. all your genes, to have a body organised around producing one, and only one, of these gametes. If you have the SRY gene you are on track to be male and produce sperm after puberty. If you don't you are on track to be female and have a far more complicated body and reproductive system. Your lifetime supply of ova will already be in your ovaries when you are born, you will have a womb, vagina etc, you will have breasts constructed differently from male breasts, you will go through female puberty, after which you start having periods and your body should be capable of pregnancy, birth and lactation.
'Being capable of' doesn't mean 'you have to do this, you have to have these body parts, or you are not properly female/male'. Nobody is any more human or any more female or male than anyone else because of their reproductive status or choices or because of their health.
But that leads us onto the can of worms which is gender and all the silly meaningless stereotypes and expectations imposed on us because of our sex. Lots of us in older generations long ago challenged all this and broke some of this stuff down, only to see younger generations behaving as if being gender nonconforming is somehow a sign of having a male brain in a female body or vice versa (an utterly meaningless statement for a start). It is an absolute tragedy that some unhappy young people have convinced themselves that they can solve all their problems by identifying as something they're not and never will be, and having irreversible surgery and hormone treatment to try to make themselves look a bit more like the opposite sex, leading to infertility and lifelong health problems, affecting young women particularly badly.
Fortunately it sounds as if children and teenagers coming up through schools now are reacting strongly against this and this incredibly destructive fad may be on the way out. It can't come soon enough for me.