I find arrogance/ignorance - & utter hypocrisy - of imposing these wholly new „definitions“, recently formulated to accommodate a small proportion of the population, onto 51% of it increasingly upsetting. It’s the gulf between standards that I find truly revealing: a female opposing this with „But I don’t identify as a woman,“ is seen as pedantic at best & bigoted at worst. I questioned it in a staff training session, gently pointing out that it imposed on me a rather amorphous societal/cultural understanding of woman with which I may not agree, while erasing my biological reality… yet somehow still felt guiltily petty for doing so. The presentation, ironically, was about the way in which dominant cultures may railroad individuals into denying/diluting their authentic selves. Again ironically (although luckily, I suppose) the trainer’s response was polite mystification.