[quote SamphiretheStickerist]I've not seen any who competed with her complaining so far.
Unlike you, I don't believe they are lying because I disagree with them
Look again! There are even a couple of threads about it.
Apologies for the DM links but others are behind a paywall.
THIS is where I get my assertion that many are too frightened of losing their places, sponsorships form. The women themselves.
Oh, an dthe ofrst one has a handy comparison of Will/Lia's times in various events and the quote "Thomas said her pre-transition times are not an accurate gage for her 'current ability’ but admitted that she did not train as often or as hard in her year off as she did when competing on the men's team."
But I suppose that now Will is Lia you can decide for yourself whether or not she is one of the women you will believe!
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10310305/Female-competitor-speaks-saying-IMPOSSIBLE-beat-UPenn-transgender-swimmer-Lia-Thomas.html
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10633529/Virginia-Tech-swimmer-bumped-finals-Lia-Thomas-writes-letter-blasting-NCAA.html[/quote]
Thank you for the links, but I really don't trust Daily Mail to accurately quote anonymous sources, or even trust that they are real.
The network from which they have pulled the quotes is OutKick - which is owned by Fox News, and run by Rush Limbaugh's replacement, which says Wikipedia is biased and called the US Soccer team "woke". As I've said before, it's an alliance of the socially conservative right and useful gender critical people.
Please consider using mainstream sources.
The times show what I said - that when competing as a man, Lia was in the top 10%, and competiting as a woman (after two years of HRT) she is in the top 10% of women.
The comparison in the article - if Lia had the same times as when she was competing in the men's division she would be world champion is nonsensical, beccause the HRT is doing exactly what it is supposed to do.