Since the social contract has been broken by males who claim to be women and their allies, and some states have ensured that women cannot have single sex toilets (or any ss facilities or spaces), legislation is in practice the only remaining option to ensure that women's rights to privacy, dignity and safety are upheld.
You have confirmed that you don't think these human rights are important when it comes to women.
You also imply that women are not a discrete category separate from, and with different needs to male people. Recognition of women as a sex class is fundamental to our human rights. So perhaps it's fair to say that you don't care about women's rights.