I don't understand how people can think that a transwoman is a woman in the same way that biological women are.
Even if we ignore the physical differences - uteruses, breasts, genitals hormones, less muscular strength etc - there's the differences in experience growing up.
The constant drip drip drip of messages telling girls that they're not as important as boys, that girls are supposed to be good, look pretty, be nurturing, put others needs before their own. Messages telling girls that subjects like maths and science (which tend to lead to higher paying careers than humanities subjects) are for boys. The growing knowledge that their bodies are sexually objectified by men, and very often, experience of physical or verbal sexual harassment or assault. Being told that they need to moderate their own behaviour or dress to protect themselves from sexual assault, because there's plenty of people ready to go victim blaming if you don't and the worst happens. The put downs and patronising women get from men. The expectations that they're automatically going to be the ones to care for children or elderly parents. I'm sure there's plenty of other examples of how girls and women's experiences differ from that of boys and men.
I just don't see how someone who has spent all but the last couple of years of their life living as a boy, then a man, can really have a proper understanding of what it's like to be a woman.
Any more than I, as a woman, have a proper understanding of what it's like to live as a man, or a transwoman.
The whole thing just smacks of male privilege and men insisting that they should get what they want, regardless of how it impacts women.