'Peak trans' is a profoundly illustrative expression.
The way this issue has been analysed does not indicate, in any way, that women tar all trans people with the same brush.
Transmen for instance. Discussion around women who transition focuses on the reasons, which usually involve past sexual trauma. That is, without doubt, a feminist issue.
The reason for the word peak is because it's a journey. From passionately, but blindly wishing to be inclusive, to the understanding that it enforces gender roles and is therefore regressive, not progressive, the puzzlement over the lack of logic, and the niggling feeling that it is underpinned by threat.
There is a dawning realisation that it is indeed a misogynistic ideology and that addressing the issues of men with gender dysphoria is but a dot in the distance.
The understandable reluctance to do a u-turn generally involves more research, at which point the inherent violence and irrationality becomes too difficult to swallow and all ones doubts come to the fore.
It's a very strange experience for people. I have read many accounts of women who were previous allies who peaked over personal threats. How it must feel to look back down the hill, knowing that you were ignoring all the red flags used by abusers everywhere until they were openly and confidently waved right in your face!
I had a long conversation with someone over the question of toilets, which I could easily articulate. And I couldn't understand the reluctance to appreciate what I was saying. Until they said, well look women get raped anyway. What difference does it make?
I went from wanting to understand, to understanding only too bloody well, in a second. Women are completely expendable.
I'm not an idiot. I still have exactly the same concerns and worries over men, women and children with gender dysphoria.
It's just a shame that transactivists actively don't.