Am I the only one who thinks that this actually is the beginning of the end of this?
Am I wrong to think that it has gone this far due to a combination of female socialisation and (some) men not caring or (most) not thinking about women’s rights? I think that a lot of male born pushing this are bullies who would not attack other men (well they do seem to start to make an exemption for gay men, which could or could not be a sign of disrespect and/or homophobia).
Are women too sensible in this? In that we alway have the arguments that we do not agree with the whole construct?
Would be be better to start arguing that although we do not agree with the construct, it has to be equal?
So “men screening for prostrate cancer” - although we disagree with this language, it has to be equal, so it has to be prostrate owners, otherwise it is unequal and may be transphobic!
The gay magazine not including the rubbish above? It has to be included if it is in the lesbian magazines. Otherwise it is unequal and maybe transphobic!
Gay men not sleeping with trans men? If lesbians are encouraged to sleep with trans women, gay men has to be encouraged to sleep with trans men, otherwise it is unequal and maybe transphobic!
Straight men not dating and having sex with trans women? If lesbians are transphobic for not dating trans women, straight men has to date trans women, otherwise it is unequal and maybe transphobic!
I see this ending quite quickly if that is the case. And I don’t see activists targeting straight men to call them prostrate owners and forcing them to accept trans women.
But am I wrong to think that a constant push for that in the name of equality whilst still maintaining that it is rubbish will expose that the emperor has no clothes?