It’s funny. Humour is one of women’s most powerful tools. Men are scared that we will laugh at them, even though laughing at them doesn’t hurt anything except a few feels.
On the other hand, women are scared that men will kill them. Which hurts so much more. Particularly if they massively overreact to a woman’s joke and attack them, resulting in death.
I also note that the OP referred to “the mother” when discussing his daughter. This depersonalises the woman who gave birth to his daughter, and his daughter too - note “the” mother, not “her” mother. And by claiming to be his daughter’s “mother”, he is either a lesbian in a same sex relationship who didn’t carry his daughter, or he is a trans identifying man who believes that because he is a woman he is now a mother. (By the way, the term mother is reserved in law to be a woman. See Freddie McConnell’s attempt to be recorded as father on her child’s birth certificate.)
Maybe he believes he is a lesbian because he is still attracted to women now he’s “a woman”. I do find it fascinating that sexual orientation doesn’t change, whatever someone does to their body to emulate the opposite sex. It’s almost as if sexual orientation is something immutable… Admittedly, it is confusing to be told that a heterosexual man is now a lesbian because it’s like pronouns and the Stroop test. It’s confusing and deliberately discombobulating because we focus on “getting it right” rather than the real issue, which is men ignoring women’s rights to safe single-sex spaces.
The OP’s request to engage in “debate” but then failing to engage shows he is not acting in good faith. We knew that already, because this thread is not our first rodeo.
So I’ll ask the OP the Staniland question: do you @Manfreglory believe that a male-sexed person has the right to undress in the same facilities as your daughter?
What's really sad is his failure to engage with the humour. @Boiledbeetle ‘s interpretative dance was a thing of beauty. Maybe I should have depicted the T-shirt on a lioness. Would that be funnier?