Yes, some ‘may’ somehow genuinely think they they are female. It has been a significant failure of mental health support that they have been supported to believe this.
However, what other group in society has been supported to be able to be treated as their belief when it doesn’t reflect material reality? And why should it matter to protecting the needs of women and children?
There are people out there that genuinely believe that they are something they are materially not. Does any other person get to be treated as if they are something that they are objectively not even if they fully believe it?
What other group gets this special treatment?
I keep asking this question and have yet to have an answer that was comparative. I know you have done a lot of thinking about this belemonow so if you have a group in mind, I would love to hear about it.
“”It's a religion/ideology first and foremost for some, not all.*”
It is a belief, based on philosophical theory that they can be whatever they believe they are, for all people who have a transgender identity. As in there are no biological or neurological markers that can categorise someone as transgender or not transgender. Only belief.