Thank you, that's v kind! 
Although I'm a realist, I honestly cannot, and do not, subscribe to the thought that people who come on and shout bigot and walk off are anti-feminist, anti-woman idiots.
They can't be. This is mumsnet!
I can feel their indignation coming off in waves. They're outraged. They think we're awful, one eyed, raging zealots.
We're not. This is mumsnet.
But not everyone has the time to read about feminism. Not everyone feels the need to read about feminism. Without wishing to sound patronising, feminists are further ahead in the game.
Because feminists saw this coming. They purposely go out of their way to drill down into every aspect. Take in all the information, look at all the statistics, the science.
Then they go online. And talk. To transactivists. And with all the tools in their toolbox, they can counter it. All of it.
To me, it does not stand up to scrutiny. Gender dysphoria is irrefutable. But the trans ideology is full of holes, doublespeak and misogyny.
It needs a massive deconstruction. A penis is not a female organ. You can't change sex.
Women have been oppressed historically on the basis of their genitals and reproductive capacity.
If you suddenly separate the word woman from that oppression and their need for female centred rights, you dilute it at best and erase it at worst.
You lose your voice.
This shouldn't be happening on the basis of a medical condition called gender dysphoria.
I don't have daughters, but if I did I would not tell them on the one hand to always take a taxi with a friend, don't walk through the park at night, call if you are stranded, and on the other hand say they can't challenge a middle-aged, naked man in their locker room.
I am kind. And inclusive. Have a cup of tea, sit at my table, let's chat. It must be awful. I would react in exactly the same way that I would react to anyone who was going through a hard time.
It doesn't mean I would agree that lesbians should sleep with men, that the word woman cannot be defined or that I will not battle for the rights that our mothers, grandmothers and great-grandmothers fought for.