Pri0n1, I'm surprised you think it ok to tell me my concerns about homophobia are bollocks.
I'm a lesbian who has been active against gender ideology for a long time. It has cost me quite a lot. I'm an ex board member of Stonewall and a few years ago met with them to discuss my concerns, one of which was the inevitable backlash and how that will affect lesbians and gay men. (You can imagine how well that went.)
Well, here we are. So much heat and grief and a whole bloody culture war in which real people are getting hurt. Sensible lesbian and gay people - and sensible trans-identified people too - are bring told to pick a side: either you can hang out with mad Terf-hunters and autogynephiles and furries and pink-haired students and childrens drag hour, or you can choose the Daily Mail and Miriam Cates and Posie Parker and the idiots who picket children's drag hour.
I'm so done with politics that doesn't recognise nuance, or balance, or the accommodations that have to be part of a pluralist society. I came out in the early 1980s and I've had plenty of time and cause to get very angry about many things, but I'm also old enough to know that if your politics creates human misery, something is very wrong.
Also bit fed up of straight people telling me that my concerns about homophobia are bollocks.