I have worked with women and children for over 23 years. Over 10% of my yearly salary is pledged to support women and children as well as weeks to months of my time and even sometimes my own home and you know what?
I support trans people too!
I support their right to healthcare, to not be attacked or marginalised, I support their right to exist, their right to happy lives free from discrimination.
Do you know what I don't support?
Self ID.
The erosion of women's rights.
I consider myself somewhat of a professional.
I have driven women to hospitals and hand held countless times as they've had rape kits done.
I've driven a woman 140 miles to safety with 3 police cars following me because her husband was trying to chase us down despite a court order and current arrest warrant.
I've taken girls as young as 13 to safety (with the support of other agencies and law enforcement) when they are being beaten and abused.
I have worked with women from upper class housewives with 4 house keepers to working class girls with nothing, prostitutes and addicts. Under 16 victims of incestual rape. I've seen A LOT
A man threatened to kill me and my son when I got his wife away from his abuse. I did it well enough that he couldn't find her. I didn't have the same courtesy for myself, but I'll throw myself into the firing line for ANY woman in ANY part of the world (thus far I've worked in Mexico, the USA, the UK and australia. I'm also planning to assist another woman's escape from the Middle East this year).
Because I believe abusers need to be stopped.
Don't give me a pat on the back but I will laugh at anyone who calls me any less than a huge supporter of women. I've gone through so much personally, financially and emotionally to help so many girls and women. I believe that my experience allows me to be an expert on many angles with regards to the oppression, marginalisation and abuse of women and girls.
If anybody cares about what I can see here. Here it is.
I see "trans people" normally biologically male, who may or may not be trans, fetishists or trend jumpers, threatening to rape, maim, kill or beat women for disagreeing with their ideology.
I also see them screaming for justice when they are denied access to everything from breastfeeding areas, cervical smears to the changing room in a store.
My experience also allows me to foresee.
Women will be frightened to receive medical care because they will no longer be able to stipulate the sex of their doctor. Well, they will, but their for all intents and purposes female doctors will actually be male. If they say "you're not a woman, get me a female doctor" they could be facing charges.
I see abusers further restricting the movements of their victims because they will no longer be able to go to a female only gym that their abuser "permits" (which may actually be a library for internet access while they gather documents and info for their escape)
I see womens only sports teams becoming "trans" sports teams holding mainly or all male members, further marginalising what is already stigmatised ("women don't play rugby!" Isn't uncommon to hear yet, unfortunately).
I see women more in danger of cat calling, random sexual harrassment and more "she asked for it" "look at that mini skirt, shes asking for it" based rape culture when trans women come forward and go "oh I love it when a man treats me like a piece of meat" seriously. That's a quote. I'll link if you don't believe me.
I see breastfeeding rates dropping when women realizing that random blokes with a formula fed baby can call themselves a woman and sit in a feeding room to get their kicks.
I see men gleeful that they now have an excuse to try to force themselves on lesbian women, because if they don't accept it it's transphobic init. 
I see men who would love to control women who will get off on the fact that they are embarrassing, hurting, upsetting and scaring women and these women can do nothing without facing the weight of the law.
I see gender critical women (transsexual ones no less) being beaten in the street for attending conferences. Then trans people egging it on and cheering it on on social media
I see so many things but the scariest thing of all, the lack of debate.
Much like your post OP.
"No debate".
I'm having flashbacks to the last time women weren't allowed to say no.... seems it's all coming full circle. I remember the change of law in the early 1990's to allow marital rape to be a crime. It was my first push into doing what I do and I have sacrificed lots in my life for it.
If you live your life in peace, I don't want to hurt you. I don't hate you, I'll fight for your liberation, I'll fight for your rights, I'll fight for your spaces, I'll vote for the parties who promise the same.
If you want to take my rights or enable others to do so, to marginalise women and oppress them under full weight of the law. I won't shut up, I won't go away, I won't die or "set myself on fire" as I've been told to do by many. I won't allow a man, even one wearing a dress, to make me sit down.
Tell me what is hateful or transphobic about my post and I'll ask MNHQ to delete it.