Companies that were once Sex-Realist Phobic

[Silversixpenny]

Just that. If we know of any that hated us for knowing that a woman is an adult human female, or called us Nazis, or belittled us, or pushed us to one side: add below.

We have not forgotten Wickes, for example, I for one will never go in one, let alone spend my money there.

My line in the sand is Oxfam after they withdrew a cards set on Inspirational Women. I stopped donating and won't go into their shops.

Lush, sender binders to confused girls behind their parents back.

Body Shop - mocked JKR when she posted her essay about male abuse, and used it as an opportunity to promote their bath bombs. Vile.

Innocent drinks. Haven’t forgotten them unfollowing people with ‘transphobic views’ purely on the basis of other Twitter users reporting them.

As an aside, any male that's changed their appearance to look more physically female when they identify as a woman knows that women are female, otherwise they wouldn't do it. It makes no sense!

Marks and Spencers. Allowing men into women’s changing rooms.

John Lewis for the same, and their staff magazine celebrating men who say they’re women.

Funnily enough I realise I’ve not used any of these brands since they revealed themselves. Likewise John Lewis/Waitrose after the pro trans magazine and staff fiasco of last year (spring I think). Sounds like no big deal, but we did a huge house renovation over the last 2 years: replaced our integrated fridge and freezer, bought 3 leather sofas, large oak wardrobes, new fancy beds/mattresses. They lost out on around £15k.

White middle class middle aged women were the backbone of their customer base, so am pretty sure Im not the only one who boycotted them.

Similarly Amnesty who intervened in the FWS case against biological reality.

Pretty much every chain of Gym apart from Bannantynes