“I agree about gender stereotypes but to my mind that's what Gender Critical Feminists/TERFs (and I'm linking but not conflating them) seem to want to preserve.”
Then I suggest you actually read outside your obviously narrow choices of information sources while also applying some critical thinking ability.
Do you understand that the term ‘gender critical feminist’ was referring to being critical of gender stereotypes? Do you think that the second wave feminists, who started to raise the alarms about the conflicts of rights between women and males who claimed to be women, miraculously switched beliefs to preserve gender stereotypes?
Do you understand what it is that the people you have called ‘terfs’ (recognised in a court case as being a derogatory term) are campaigning for?
Or have you just read some deeply prejudices take from some social media platform and are regurgitating it here?
The people you call terfs want to abolish gender stereotypes. All of them! It doesn’t mean they don’t want to acknowledge the realities of having a sexed female body that has its own needs. These are not stereotypes, but by all means, if you disagree with this maybe you should explain why you would think female people having much less punch power than male people (even with lowered testosterone) is not a fact that needs to be acknowledged?
OR. Have you fallen for the dishonest move to detach the word feminist from the term gender critical? That detachment has been done by extreme trans activists who have done this so that they can expand the number of groups under the term. And by doing so include groups who are no where aligned with feminists. The only thing they agree on is that sex is immutable. Just like water is wet.
By expanding the groups under the term, it makes the term absolutely meaningless. Because now groups who embrace gender stereotypes are called ‘gender critical’. Because some activists decided to change the definition. Those groups may want some outcomes that may at first glance look similar to feminists, however, they are motivated by very different beliefs.
Either way, you are wrong that any feminist who prioritises sex over gender is ‘preserving’ stereotypes?