Just because there's a lot of threads on stuff right now, I'm posting something that's replicated elsewhere, but relevant:
Re. the image of HoC advisory panel:
Here we see an image, in the House of Commons, of GirlGuiding being 'advised' by, and 'standing shoulder to shoulder' with a panel of mostly male-bodied people who have chosen to adopt the stereotypical trappings of 'womanhood', (whether it's because they say they have dysphoria or, like our dear Pips, just want to express themselves).
ADVISING GirlGuiding, a charity that had represented the interests of girls (defined in that old-fashioned, retro interpretation of 'girls') for over 100 years.
I'm not sure if Aimee was there, but it sure looks like Aimee sitting on the front row.
Aimee, 20 yrs old, who has had a sadly challenged and disruptive childhood, who is linked to 'furry' fetishism and is in a relationship, amongst others, with a 39-year old 'furry/baby fetish' male.
Aimee, who misguidedly employed their father as election agent, following their father's arrest for torturing and sexually abusing a 10 year old girl, whilst dressed as a 'girl' and wearing a nappy.
Aimee who later congratulated GirlGuiding for embracing the trans ideology:
www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/girlguiding-to-welcome-transgender-children-and-leaders_uk_5885ea1be4b020854098d033
It's fascinating, though not surprising, that the loudest political trans voices are male-bodied people with 'diverse' sexual histories.
And the ones who want to infulence policy in this area.
I have no issue with people's personal sexual preferences. But I find it interesting that there is such a link between trans and public acknowledgement of these preferences.
I do not know whether Jo Swinson likes to swing naked from the chandeliers.
Whether Theresa May enjoys a little light bondage.
Whether Dawn Butler is in a polyamorous relationship.
But I know much more about the following people's sex lives, who turn up time and again advising third sector, and governmental organisations on trans issues.
Tara Hewitt's BDSM preferences and keenness to educate people that the trans umbrella includes men who get a sexual kick out of dressing in women's clothes and that's a normal part of the 'trans umbrella' (but probs only for men, ha ha, Tara, thanks for that 'joke'!).
Jess Bradley's preference for getting their dick out in public places.
Jane Fae's campaigning for reducing barriers to extreme porn access and age barriers.
Sarah Brown's polyamorous status and general 'suck my pickled balls' proclamations.
Aimee Challenor's furry and nappy preferences, posted online.
Zoe O'Connell's polyamorous relationship status.
David Challenor's Green Party support for his trans child.
Zinnia Jones' firm desire to support the trans kids, whilst operating a porn blog on the side. (OK, not politics, but very loud!)
Philip Bunce's cross-dressing needs, including his hand-waving, fishnet-wearing, leg bending appropriation of 'womanhood' on the days he feels like it.
And we're meant to listen to these people over female people when thinking about policy-making for the Girl Guides?