@chickenyhead
This is an area I struggle with if I am honest.
I struggle to see a gender confused teenager in the same light as a convicted sex offender using his gender as a tool to continue abusing.
However, I would object to sharing, not because necessarily this boy identified as a girl, but because if their sexual orientation is for females, as teenagers sex can readily happen. GG is not somewhere where you expect your DD to get pregnant.
I live in a different universe.
No, they're not the same. But that doesn't mean that the privacy and dignity of the girl hasn't been affected.
Girls starting menstruation, for instance, would be doing it in front of a boy who has been told he is a girl.
Plus what is misleadingly known as peer on peer abuse and harassment, is rife. As much as we don't want to think about it, it is.
And whether you think that a gender confused boy would be capable of it or not, the girls almost certainly will be in a day-to-day school environment where it is happening to some extent.
They absolutely deserve to be in a female only environment where they can leave that sort of issue behind.
(yes I know girls do it too, but it's overwhelmingly not girls).
And finally, it's the message that says being a girl is a state of mind. Such a concrete state of mind and so easily identifiable, that if a boy has that state of mind he is no longer a boy.
Stephanie Davis Arai, who runs transgender trend, gets thousands of emails from parents and children about this.
She was particularly concerned over the girls who see boys identifying as girls and presenting in an uber feminine way. And then they look down at them self I think if that's what a girl is, what am I?
Whilst also accepting that it's a concept endorsed by adults everywhere. And even a pro girl, pro women, ostensibly feminist organisation actively encourages it.
It's massively damaging.