Somehow, when a man speaks up, people (women) find their courage.
Something similar is happening on Facebook.
There is an American guy there called Matt Insley who went public on 11th February with this post:
I might as well come out as a, "TERF," so the unfriending can begin.
Trans women are valid.
But, they do not have the lived experience of biological women.
They are different.
Science says so.
Woke science doesn't matter.
Furthermore, most people feel dysphoric in their bodies during puberty. It's normal. It's also not the time to make a choice to block puberty or inject hormones.
No puberty blockers for underage children.
If you're a parent that is so so desirous to be woke to the point that you'll allow a 14 year old to make such a choice, and coddle it, it is child abuse. There needs to be a law to stop you from mutilating a child who isn't old enough to make such a serious decision.
There are plenty of ex-trans stories to support that this is abuse.
Receipts to follow.
Biological women are finally standing up to their erasure by the trans extremist movement.
Trans women: you are trans women. You're a subset of the male gender, because you produce male gametes during your life. Your lungs are bigger. Your heart is bigger.
Hormone therapy doesn't change this.
You are, by your gender identity, a woman.
Biologically, you're a man.
We respect your choice to treat your dysphoria/dysmophia, but we do not have to reject science and accept you as biologically the gender you identify with.
Biologically, you are still more man than woman.
This doesn't cancel you out.
But, it doesn't mean you can hop on to the struggles of biological women, many of which are canceled out by your agenda.
You are not biological women.
I stand with JK. I stand with Graham.
I'd stand with every biological woman asking for their spaces back, that their stories belong to them again, and that want their identities understood as a separate entity to trans women.
Cue fireworks.
Yes, I know we women have been saying this exact thing for eons. But not publicly, and that's the problem. Somehow, when a man says it publicly, it can go viral. We've seen in again and again.
The response has been extraordinary, with over 500 likes on the original post, and a multitude of shares by women who previously were too scared to come out. That's how I first saw his post.
Yesterday, he wrote this:
After 30 shares and nearly 250 comments that are mostly from women who feel oppressed by this agenda, getting dozens of messages from scared women, being thanked by more women than have ridiculed me, I've realized that it's wonderful seeing people who are becoming proud to say what they feel, despite a tiny sliver of narcissistic folks who try and suppress them with threats of ruining their lives.
Look him up, if you're on Facebook, share if you dare. Every little helps. This is his page: www.facebook.com/mattinsley81