That category of people do indeed exist, but that does not make them anything other than people who think they are something that they are not. Which in any other aspect is a mental health disorder.
You have to ask yourself why this has happened. Transsexuals never claimed they were actually women. Fetishists cross dressers confined their fetish to the community. An unwritten rule that you didn’t force it on people in public.
This shift to deciding that biology is determined by your brain and that transwomen are women as a result is something new.
And it’s the latter cohort who are responsible for it.
The compulsion is exceptionally strong. You only have to read the narratives from wives and partners on this very site to realise that.
Perhaps it goes hand-in-hand with a new generation who have more of a sense of entitlement.
Or fewer rules around convention.
It allows people to demand rights over the most ridiculous things.
Things which would never have been given rights. No one, in their right mind, would have thought that the government was considering legislation to legitimise a fetish.
The fact that there is a group of men with gender dysphoria for whom it would benefit, is immaterial. The people driving this new concept that you can be a woman in your head, but a man in your body, are the fetishists.
We had a transwoman on here last year who had been presenting as a woman for the best part of 30 years.
She was articulate, reasonable and very pleasant to talk to. Happy to answer questions.
Presenting as a woman helped her with her gender dysphoria and she was very happy.
She said she was utterly shocked when the GRA allowed her to officially change sex in 2004. She said she was pleased about it, but it wasn’t a driving force for her, at all.
Neither did she consider the questions that were put to her any kind of hate speech.
Funnily enough, as a result, I have no trouble in referring to her as she.
She didn’t use pronouns as any kind of leverage and everyone felt as though they were on the same page.