@BeeSouriante
As a trans woman you clearly do not believe "womanhood" is dependant on being female, as evidenced by the simple fact that you believe yourself, a male person, to be a woman.
So given that, I really do want to understand why is it so important to you that a group of people who you don't even belong to, who have nothing to do your definition of "woman", who by number alone have historically been marginalised, exploited and abused more consistently than any other group of humans, whose problems are different to the problems you may or may not face, be denied legal rights, social acceptance and even our own name and language with which to speak of our own experiences?
Why is it so important to you to take away the tools we need to fight our historic and onoing marginalisation, abuse and oppression, things that are nothing to do with you or womanhood as you experience it but are centred in our female bodies and how society treats us because of them?
It seems axoimic to you that female people must lose their rights for trans people to be safe but I really really do not see the connection here. It's not like female people don't actually exist or anything 😂 we are real, our bodies are real, and sometimes our bodies are a really significant factor in what happens to us so removing our rights and protections and the language to talk about that really does hurt us. So I just don't get what is wrong with acknowledging that and allowing us to continue to have female-only spaces, rights, resources and opportunities for those times that our sex is significant and does make a difference.
Can you explain?
Because honestly, I'd really love to know