Well, I've changed my name for this.
But I just want to say something.
Yes, it feels very lonely.
But ...
We're clearly not, in fact, the line group of out-there extremists some posters would like us to believe we are.
Time and time again, I see social media posts telling GC feminists they are out of touch, that the future belongs to the TWAW ideology, refusing to countenance the problems with that position.
And, of course, we do see institutional capture, and consumer capture.
But ... what we see are captures of areas that are particularly vulnerable to social media pressure.
We also see the results of the initial Consercstive Party endorsement of gender self-recognition.
That lady was quite damaging.
But the Conservatives have pulled back.
Why?
Because, despite all claims by the TWAW, no argument, no platform group - the majority of the country is not with them.
Being GC is not, in fact, a statistically lonely position to be in.
And - in the secrecy of the ballot box - people just quietly vote against it.
And the Conservative Party know it.
And it pains me. Because I want a Labour government.
But we are so far from getting a Labour government, I wonder if I will still be around to see one.
And this is - in part - why.
And I suspect Keir Starmer knows this, too.
But, weirdly, despite all evidence to the contrary, the TWAW and anti-SWERF types continue in the delusion they are, in fact, a righteous majority.
They're not.
They bully and bully. And scared groups capitulate.
But in the secrecy of the ballot-box, the electorate says, 'No'.
Because you can't force an electorate to accept a position they really don't want.
You can try to persuade - but they don't do that.
They bully.
And the electorate says, 'No.'
And they will go on saying, 'No.'
Which is bloody depressing for all of us who would like something other than a Conservative government.