@theqentity
I have friends who are trans women. They are women. None of them want to beat your daughters at tennis or taunt you in the bogs. They just want to live in a way that feels most authentic to them.
As do I. And, having spoken to them rather than simply assuming ally status, I found that they are as angry with all of this as I am.
They are male bodied, have not changed sex and, as of at least 6 years ago, stopped using any female facility for all of the reasons many women, here and in real life, are now using to say no!
My friends are angry because the current insistance on TWAW has changed their lives, their perceptions of themselves, other peoples perceptions of them - all for the negative. They feel less 'authentic' (not a word I have heard them ever use), less comfortable in their own skin now, in some social situations, than they did in the early stages of transition.
And that is why they are not part of the problem. But have become caught up in it.
The problem is all of the TWAW shouters; those TW who DO perform in women's sports; who DO take awards for women; who do set out to make women feel uncomfortable, etc etc etc.
And of course, those women who say "Ah, don't be mean, they just want to live their authentic lives". They too are part of the problem - because they cannot, or will not, see beyond the end of their noses to the wider issues TWAW brings to us all!