It reminds me of that Rebecca West quote
"I myself have never been able to find out precisely what feminism is: I only know that people call me a feminist whenever I express sentiments that differentiate me from a doormat, or a prostitute.
Rebecca West, The Young Rebecca:
A huge part of female socialisation is to be kind and share, smile, play nicely and don't be difficult and let the other children have their turn.
Imagine for a second there were no biologically male trans people/male allies involved in the gender identity movement and that dysphoria was an issue that only affected biologically female people.
Is there even the slightest chance that all the institutions would have been captured to the extent that they have been in a short time frame if it were the case?
That's what tells me it's fundamentally a men's rights movement which exploits the enculturated kindness of women - because only men benefit.
I can think of precisely zero advantage to women as a sex class to include 0.2% of UK men in it. Instead there are all the many things we are losing: our language, our spaces, our sports, our safety, privacy and dignity etc
Be Kind in this context has come to mean "Comply, or else" and if saying 'no' / not lying/ holding on to reality/ being aware of safeguarding etc distinguishes me from a doormat in this situation and makes me 'unkind', well, so be it.