I'm disgusted that vulnerable transwomen are being abused and assaulted because others refuse to allow them access to women's bathrooms and changing rooms.
I don't have the stats to know how many such attacks there are, but if they are being attacked in the men's toilets and changing rooms then it's male pattern violence to blame. Male violence is also the reason most women want to retain sex-segregated spaces for undressing in. Some men who identify as trans are violent. Many women who have experienced sexual abuse prefer to avoid being close to a male-bodies person while in a state of undress. Don't you think it would be better to take the argument to the men to try to stop them being violent, rather than constantly blaming women for having perfectly reasonable reservations about sharing their space with male-bodied people?
I'm heartbroken that transgender children and teenagers are committing suicide at a higher rate than any other group because they aren't being taken seriously when they try to exert their bodily autonomy.
Again, I don't have the stats, but I believe it is a fact that a very high percentage of children and teenagers going through gender confusion are either on the autistic spectrum or have experienced sexual abuse or have a pre-existing mental health problem. Sadly, all these groups are more likely to be suicidal regardless of whether they're transgender or not.
I'm outraged that people conflate the male practice of dressing in women's clothing for sexual thrills with genuine gender dysphoria.
I've not seen anyone conflate it. Don't you think, though, that there should be research into the reasons why there has been a huge increase in the number of people who are transitioning? The two big groups appear to be teenage girls and adult males. It's very unlikely that the same forces are at play in both cases.