For the eleventyth time, there is no hate. There isn't even dislike, let alone hate. How many times do we have to tell you? We DON'T hate anyone. And you have failed to even post one example of dislike, let alone hate. Please stop lying about us. Please stop gaslighting us.
I have to disagree. I hate the angry, aggressive trans woman who years ago insisted on attending local women-only events despite being asked not to and who tried to hug women who went near him. He often had an erection. A lot of women fled, including the minority ethnic women who couldn't be in the company of men. He ended up causing the breakdown of a small organisation that had done a lot of good for a wide range of women in need of support since the 80s.
I hate the menacing man in women's clothing and make-up who turned up with his silent wife at a long-established monthly lesbian group held in a local bookshop cafe. It was a group that had welcomed dozens of newly-out and nervous young and older women and had enabled strong friendship groups. This man insisted that he and his wife were lesbians. When the lesbians said no, they didn't think either of them was a lesbian and asked them to leave he told the woman who ran the place that she was hosting a transphobic hate group and she banned us — not because she thought we were transphobic but because she couldn't afford for her business to get a bad name.
I feel contempt for one of our local transwomen, a narcissistic father-of-three who gaslit his wife for years and now preys on vulnerable lesbians, some of them with known MH issues. He pops up occasionally being interviewed because of his EDI work and it's all me, me, me, poor thing, thought about suicide, agony of being male... His abandoned wife and family are never mentioned.
I feel contempt for my friend Sal's boyfriend who mucked her about for years, forced her to go to the Beaumont Society's events for wives, dressed up in her clothing, criticised her make-up and hair and fashion sense and then in his own words became a better woman than she was. The last time I saw him he was wearing a cheap ginger wig and wearing a crop top and plastic mini-skirt and hanging out in a Soho gay bar, glowering at women.
There's a lot of homophobia and misogyny in some parts of the trans community and I won't pretend otherwise.