But that's not what KJK says in that clip:
'I do not discriminate against people who call themselves trans, because quite frankly I don't think transgenderism really genuinely exists'
I don't know if she elaborated on what she means by transgenderism in this clip and I have heard KJK speak on numerous occasions.
Yes, there is a psychological condition of body dysmorphia which has handily been called gender dysphoria for the purposes of this group. But then 'being trans' is not a medical condition apparently, although many people who call themselves trans say they need medical intervention in order to be their true authentic selves and relieve their gender dysphoria / achieve gender euphoria. These people exist, as do those who say they don't need to change a single thing about themselves, they are the opposite / neither sex if they say so.
Some young women try to escape the pressures they are under due to the fact that they are female and have female bodies, by making changes to their bodies. These people exist.
Some men like to display their fetishes in public by 'dressing' and invading women's spaces, or LARPing as their idea of womanhood (it's never cleaning the loo, or the boring household chores, though is it?) These people also exist.
Would all of these groups fall under 'transgenderism'? Because they are four very different groups, with different motivations for what they do. If, as has been said, transgenderism relates to the 'being in the wrong body' narrative, then I agree, that transgenderism doesn't exist.
And while GC seems to translate to anti-trans in some people's heads, I call myself GC, because to me, expecting people to behave or look a certain way on the basis of their sex is wrong. I am critical of gender roles, not of the people who want to break away from them. But it is not possible to change sex (TW are TW and TM are TM) and I will not pretend otherwise.