Pumper. I get it. You don't think it's a problem.
The House of Lords reinserting the word mother, at the last minute, in a bill about maternity rights, (for MPs!!), Freddie McConnell being backed by one of most expensive lawfirms in the country, who is on their third court case, to get the word father enshrined in law as someone who gives birth, the examples on here of people with autism, the cervical cancer charity, the smear test researchers, the Welsh whatever it was, the fact that J. K. Rowling was vilified to the point of insanity for objecting to women being called menstruaters, personal experience of workplace policy on this very thread.
And you continue to say it's not enough. Whilst women are standing there with their arms outstretched holding back the tide, you're complaining - not that it's happening, but it's not happening enough. Enough to warrant concern.
When a very normal person, whose job is journalism, is backed by the most expensive lawyers this country can buy, to the tune of being on their third court case, to get the word father enshrined in law to mean someone who gives birth, you shouldn't just be concerned, you should be petrified.
If you can't see that the concept of woman is being erased, linguistically and politically, then it's because you refuse to look.