If 65.5% of trans people say they are non-binary how are they trans and why are they bothered by the Supreme Court ruling

The UK Census cost around £900 million. Imagine if that money had been spent helping children or doing something useful. But the ONS have had to admit that the data was inaccurate because they let a transwoman ask the questions about gender and so they were incomprehensible to all the people who speak English as a second language and all the people who have reading difficulties.

As a result, 30% of the people who said they were trans in the Census are people who speak English as a foreign language.

This figure seems highly unlikely. We still can't say for certain how many people identify as non binary, but it seems likely that they outnumber people who identify as trans.

Never before has such a tiny minority had so much time and money lavished on them.

I got speaking to a 'non-binary' woman (she and her 4 friends approached me at a women's event to note a year since the Supreme Court Ruling) who was incensed on behalf of her male friends about them not being allowed to go wherever they wanted. How dare we cast aspersions on them?

I asked her whether she'd want my lovely husband (a man who I trust as much as she trusts her TIM friends) to be in an enclosed space where she was partially or fully undressed . She got rather annoyed with me, and said Transwomen Are Women in lieu of a rational debate.

In addition, she feels that using the women's toilets does not recognise her non-binariness but won't use the mens' because she does not feel comfortable there. She knows she'd not a woman. I told her transactivists (male ones, mostly, probably) had rejected Third Spaces

She told me she's been uncomfortable with her body from the moment (and she identified the moment it happened) when she was told she'd have to wear a top on the beach but her brother didn't. She's had a mastectomy.

I sympathised and told her that a lot of the women (Old Hags probably in her eyes) at the event could empathise but their answer wasn't to opt out of womanhood. She most definitely didn't want to talk to the young lesbians at the event.
She went away crying. It's sad really, but the desire to get everyone to bend to her own personal mental struggles was off the scale.

I’ve always been baffled by the non binary crowd.

As far as I can tell they believe that they don’t have either a male or female gender identity - which is what all the gender critical feminists that I know also believe.

The difference seems to be that the non-binary crowd believe that everybody else does have a strong gender identity and that they are special and interesting because they don’t - so really it’s not about how they feel, it’s about how they (incorrectly) think other people feel?

They want to be part of the crowd without actually doing anything other than having a stupid, dyed blue, hair cut.