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Has anyone left their spouse over GC views / pro-Islam stance

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PinkTreeFrog · 25/12/2025 13:47

Husband and I could never find common ground on gender critical views and his blindness to the harms of Islam to women. He has an inability to take in information that contradicts his world view. Has anyone left a spouse over this?

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Frogbear · 25/12/2025 22:12

KitWyn · 25/12/2025 22:06

Orthodox Jews account for around 1 in 7 of Jewish people worldwide. Admittedly this proportion is growing due to their relatively far higher birth rate. But this still means that today, the large majority of Jewish women (and girls) do not cover their hair.

Most people, I strongly believe, have the same response to an orthodox Jewish woman covering her hair as to a Muslim woman. Some won't care, or even strongly approve. But many will see both as evidence of a male misogynistic and controlling religious-based practice.

I asked OP whether she feels the same about Jewish men at least twice and she ignored my question and focussed only on Islam.

YourDearDreamer · 25/12/2025 22:13

PinkTreeFrog · 25/12/2025 15:13

I am deeply unsettled by the headscarf no matter the context.

You've just answered your own question there. The hijab unsettles you. So your assumptions are based on what you see and think. Im a Muslim woman who doesn't wear the hijab. I haven't been forced to wear one and I won't be forced to wear one either. Im 40 years old with 2 girls who dont wear the hijab and a son. I love my faith and absolutely have no pressure to wear the hijab or have 'men' who will force me or my daughters. I have a husband,brothers,brother in laws and a dad. Who again haven't forced anything on us.

YesIReallyDidOK · 25/12/2025 22:13

ThatBlackCat · 25/12/2025 21:54

The sources are prison data! And census. Are you really saying the Department of Corrections is 'biased'? The census is 'biased'?

Be honest here; you banked on us women not having the receipts and your question was not genuine, it was not in good faith. Now you are flailing about, desperately trying to claim it's some conspiracy by the PRISON DEPARTMENT. 🙄 You simply refuse to believe it and are making up excuses why the trajectory over not one but four (4) countries is the same.

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Then give those actual sources, since that is what I asked for. Instead of giving actual links to actual data sources, you've given pictures. You must understand that anyone can make an infographic with a stat in it to make a point, whether those stats are taken out of context or not. You must understand that this is why people want to see actual data, and not the pictures you have supplied.

I am not claiming it is some sort of conspiracy by the 'prison department'. I am asking for actual evidence to support what you are saying, and you have not provided it.

I resent the implication that my question is not in good faith. I am not 'flailing about', I am asking you for factual information, not a picture.

YesIReallyDidOK · 25/12/2025 22:19

Ereshkigalangcleg · 25/12/2025 21:59

The E&W one is based on the number of “trans women” as self declared in the 2021 census as the men who identify as women population. It’s not a figure the website made up. The sex offenders in prison figure comes from a government report. The male figure is the adult male population compared to the number of male sex offenders in prison. They are all based on official figures whether you want to deny it or not.

I'm not denying anything. I'm asking for actual, factual information that is verifiable. All I've been given so far on this thread is 'trust me bro', with absolutely no context.

I have seen nothing that demonstrates transgender people are more dangerous.

Ereshkigalangcleg · 25/12/2025 22:22

If you want to claim that there is no difference in sex offending between women and men who identify as women, why not work out the hypothetical male trans population which would be needed in order to equalise that convicted sex offender figure for women, 4 per million population?

Also, why don’t you follow the links and verify or refute the official information yourself? An infographic was provided for you, a perfectly reasonable means of delivering data, and your own bias is crystal clear.

i await your demonstration that the government figures given, which you can find links to at the author’s Substack, are incorrect. Prove her wrong, if you can. Instead of hiding behind the way the statistic is presented to you and your disapproval of the source to avoid dealing with it.

Ereshkigalangcleg · 25/12/2025 22:23

YesIReallyDidOK · 25/12/2025 22:19

I'm not denying anything. I'm asking for actual, factual information that is verifiable. All I've been given so far on this thread is 'trust me bro', with absolutely no context.

I have seen nothing that demonstrates transgender people are more dangerous.

No, you haven’t been given “trust me bro”, you’ve been given an infographic with a link to the author’s Substack. Why not read it?

Ereshkigalangcleg · 25/12/2025 22:27

In actual fact it’s very obvious that men who identify as women are more dangerous than actual women, and it would certainly constitute an extraordinary claim needing evidence that by the simple act of calling himself a woman, a man renders himself less dangerous. Because that is what a “trans woman” is, a male who identifies as a woman. No more, no less.

1984Now · 25/12/2025 22:28

ThatBlackCat · 25/12/2025 21:54

The sources are prison data! And census. Are you really saying the Department of Corrections is 'biased'? The census is 'biased'?

Be honest here; you banked on us women not having the receipts and your question was not genuine, it was not in good faith. Now you are flailing about, desperately trying to claim it's some conspiracy by the PRISON DEPARTMENT. 🙄 You simply refuse to believe it and are making up excuses why the trajectory over not one but four (4) countries is the same.

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It's the most preposterous argument. Men are, what, 40-50x more liable to commit violent/sexual crime than women.
So many of those men, pro rata, are in prison.
TIM prisoners held in women's prisons are almost to a man (pun intended) guilty of violent sex offences.
And women are going to be told there is no more risk of TIMs being a threat to them than women pro rata in the general population.
More mind games and deliberate obfuscation.

Ereshkigalangcleg · 25/12/2025 22:29

@1984Now yep. And it is a case of flailing about, to avoid engaging with that.

YesIReallyDidOK · 25/12/2025 22:38

Ereshkigalangcleg · 25/12/2025 22:22

If you want to claim that there is no difference in sex offending between women and men who identify as women, why not work out the hypothetical male trans population which would be needed in order to equalise that convicted sex offender figure for women, 4 per million population?

Also, why don’t you follow the links and verify or refute the official information yourself? An infographic was provided for you, a perfectly reasonable means of delivering data, and your own bias is crystal clear.

i await your demonstration that the government figures given, which you can find links to at the author’s Substack, are incorrect. Prove her wrong, if you can. Instead of hiding behind the way the statistic is presented to you and your disapproval of the source to avoid dealing with it.

I'm not trying to prove anyone wrong, I'm asking for actual information. I didn't just jump on her post, she replied to mine with these images, and I have asked her, again, for actual information.

Pointing out that a statistic in an infographic can be easily manipulated to say anything you want is not 'disapproval', or avoiding dealing with it. It is an accurate point.

I want facts, not to prove her wrong. Although, I can't actually do that if she won't provide any facts in the first place.

Ereshkigalangcleg · 25/12/2025 22:52

Still no refuting of the infographic. Would the refusal to engage with the statistic presented or check out the explanation at the source yourself be the case if the infographic was from Stonewall or GLAAD? It wouldn’t, would it, because you assume GC feminists lie and genderist orgs tell the truth. Your bias.

I’m sure you know how google works and can check out the linked sources yourself to your satisfaction if you want to. Anyway, I can’t take the flailing seriously.

I can tell you from my knowledge that vis a vis England and Wales the only dubious figure is the “trans woman” census figure, because the ONS made a complete pigs ear of the gender identity section to pander to genderists. But hey ho that’s the official figure, they’ve never withdrawn it 🤷‍♀️

Ereshkigalangcleg · 25/12/2025 22:54

YesIReallyDidOK · 25/12/2025 22:38

I'm not trying to prove anyone wrong, I'm asking for actual information. I didn't just jump on her post, she replied to mine with these images, and I have asked her, again, for actual information.

Pointing out that a statistic in an infographic can be easily manipulated to say anything you want is not 'disapproval', or avoiding dealing with it. It is an accurate point.

I want facts, not to prove her wrong. Although, I can't actually do that if she won't provide any facts in the first place.

She did provide facts, and sources, you’ve just decided they must be wrong.

KitWyn · 25/12/2025 22:57

Judgejudysno1fan · 25/12/2025 18:06

Tell me the western values that dont go with burka. What about freedom and a lady wearing what she chooses. Yes, you might not see her face. But I dont think anyone died on the spot because they couldn't see a woman covering ups face.
I personally wouldn't want to wear the burka. Its not just for me but if my fellow sister wanted to wear it and that's her choice, do I really care, is my life affected by it, am I going to lose money or win money...no.

I think you need to work on why youre so upset with hijab not why women wear it. I wear it and it was my choice to wear one year after reverting to islam. I wish I wore it sooner. I feel free and liberated.and I can show my hair to any woman I want to in privacy. All women are beautiful and unique in their own way and ig they dont want men looking at their hair, then they are free to cover it. The bible says cover your hair or shave it off in the old Testament.

The majority of the very small number of UK women who convert to islam each year, do so largely for a Muslim man they are romantically interested in. This is unsurprising as Islam is very misogynistic.

Who would want to join a religion where you're not even allowed in the main prayer hall, and can never ever be a priest, just because you don't have a penis and Y-chromosome? Why should those irrelevant aspects matter at all to an all-knowing/powerful/loving God? Can women not sufficiently learn/understand/speak the religious texts? And can they not be sufficiently good, wise, charismatic & brave? Do women not matter as much in Islam because they are considered inferior and so may only follow/watch/obey the men?

The reverting (not converting) aspect is odd. Believing all humans are born Muslim, so a convert is merely returning to the 'one true and definitely final faith' is not very respectful. We live in a multifaith and no-faith society. We don't impose our religion on people we don't know. It's very rude.

Requiring women to always cover their hair to be 'modest' and avoid attracting male attention implies that men are unable to control themselves. It's very controlling of women and very insulting of men.

The Old Testament also forbids eating shellfish and wearing clothes made from two different fibres. One of the benefits of Christianity is it doesn't claim perfection. And I understand from Christian friends that the teachings of the New Testament are considered paramount. The Old Testament is more for context.

Hosoan · 25/12/2025 23:08

Your views re Islam and Muslim people, OP, are so far along the path of generalisation and assumption that they are veering towards offensive.

YesIReallyDidOK · 25/12/2025 23:08

Ereshkigalangcleg · 25/12/2025 22:52

Still no refuting of the infographic. Would the refusal to engage with the statistic presented or check out the explanation at the source yourself be the case if the infographic was from Stonewall or GLAAD? It wouldn’t, would it, because you assume GC feminists lie and genderist orgs tell the truth. Your bias.

I’m sure you know how google works and can check out the linked sources yourself to your satisfaction if you want to. Anyway, I can’t take the flailing seriously.

I can tell you from my knowledge that vis a vis England and Wales the only dubious figure is the “trans woman” census figure, because the ONS made a complete pigs ear of the gender identity section to pander to genderists. But hey ho that’s the official figure, they’ve never withdrawn it 🤷‍♀️

Why would I refute something I didn't ask for, and that is not relevant? I asked for facts from proper sources, and I don't understand why that is difficult to provide. I also don't understand why you have assumed what my entire belief system, opinions, and biases are based solely on my asking for factual evidence of something.

Ereshkigalangcleg · 25/12/2025 23:14

Why don’t you get it yourself? You keep claiming she hasn’t provided anything other than “trust me bro”. She has, she’s provided an infographic. Yes, all infographics could be lying, but it’s a valid way of presenting data, and it’s not particularly uncommon to use two different datasets to calculate statistics. Your implied claim that “trans women” as a group statistically pose less risk to women than other men is pretty indefensible, and you know it, or you would be able to back it up.

YesIReallyDidOK · 25/12/2025 23:51

Ereshkigalangcleg · 25/12/2025 23:14

Why don’t you get it yourself? You keep claiming she hasn’t provided anything other than “trust me bro”. She has, she’s provided an infographic. Yes, all infographics could be lying, but it’s a valid way of presenting data, and it’s not particularly uncommon to use two different datasets to calculate statistics. Your implied claim that “trans women” as a group statistically pose less risk to women than other men is pretty indefensible, and you know it, or you would be able to back it up.

I haven't implied anything, or claimed anything of the sort. I have asked someone to provide actual evidence of their claims.

LilyCanna · 25/12/2025 23:57

PinkTreeFrog · 25/12/2025 18:30

What rights have been stripped away? Are you familiar with the legal aspects of Roe vs. Wade and how it was not codified for over 30 years?

Do you really think that restricting or banning abortion in (I think so far) 19 states isn’t harming American women and removing basic rights, especially those who have died along with their unborn child because doctors have refused to provide medical care?
https://www.propublica.org/series/life-of-the-mother
And there’s the Republican USAID cuts. Obviously these are deadly across the board to men, women and particularly children - I’ve seen estimates of half a million killed so far from withdrawal of food and vital medical services, and 14 million deaths predicted in total if they are not reversed. But there is a particular goal of preventing women around the world accessing reproductive healthcare and contraception.
So yes, religious ideology can be a huge threat to women, and the alliance between Christian fundamentalism and the current Republican Party is a clear example of that,

Life of the Mother Archives

When the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022, doctors warned that women would die, but lawmakers who passed state abortion bans didn’t listen. The worst consequences are now becoming clear.

https://www.propublica.org/series/life-of-the-mother

1984Now · 26/12/2025 00:11

We're expected to believe that transwomen who being men, at 40-50x more violent/sexually violent than women, suddenly don't present that threat because they're women. Because they feel they are. Because they say they are. Because leftist elites and transmaidens contend they are.
Not simply that these men ID as women, but that they are women, which would mean a 1:1 correspondence re violence/sexual violence between these men and the 97% of women that aren't in any way violent/actually violent.
But this fantasy isn't true.
We've all seen the stats...highlighted particularly by Helen Joyce and Kara Dansky, and published by prison authorities and various Home Offices.
That the vast majority of TIMs in the female prison population are violent/sexual offenders.
They correpond exactly to the proportion of violent/sexually violent male prisoners you'd find in any male prison.
You only have to peruse Reduxx for 30 minutes for any scales you might have on your eyelids to drop away like lead weights.

Ereshkigalangcleg · 26/12/2025 00:11

YesIReallyDidOK · 25/12/2025 23:51

I haven't implied anything, or claimed anything of the sort. I have asked someone to provide actual evidence of their claims.

She did. If you doubt the accuracy, you go look them up using the links provided. And yes, you have, you literally used the words “trust me bro”. Why are you misrepresenting your own posts?

Ereshkigalangcleg · 26/12/2025 00:14

1984Now · 26/12/2025 00:11

We're expected to believe that transwomen who being men, at 40-50x more violent/sexually violent than women, suddenly don't present that threat because they're women. Because they feel they are. Because they say they are. Because leftist elites and transmaidens contend they are.
Not simply that these men ID as women, but that they are women, which would mean a 1:1 correspondence re violence/sexual violence between these men and the 97% of women that aren't in any way violent/actually violent.
But this fantasy isn't true.
We've all seen the stats...highlighted particularly by Helen Joyce and Kara Dansky, and published by prison authorities and various Home Offices.
That the vast majority of TIMs in the female prison population are violent/sexual offenders.
They correpond exactly to the proportion of violent/sexually violent male prisoners you'd find in any male prison.
You only have to peruse Reduxx for 30 minutes for any scales you might have on your eyelids to drop away like lead weights.

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Absolutely. And because government data collection is so piss poor and captured, people hide behind this to make claims that there is no “evidence” that their pet group of men poses at least equal risk to women than other members of the male sex. God of the Gaps.

PinkTreeFrog · 26/12/2025 00:14

YourDearDreamer · 25/12/2025 22:13

You've just answered your own question there. The hijab unsettles you. So your assumptions are based on what you see and think. Im a Muslim woman who doesn't wear the hijab. I haven't been forced to wear one and I won't be forced to wear one either. Im 40 years old with 2 girls who dont wear the hijab and a son. I love my faith and absolutely have no pressure to wear the hijab or have 'men' who will force me or my daughters. I have a husband,brothers,brother in laws and a dad. Who again haven't forced anything on us.

How do you know that will continue to be the case when in places like Iran (legally) and Malaysia (culturally) it has become mandatory?

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Whatwerewetalkingabout · 26/12/2025 00:21

I'm curious if transphobia is a gateway drug to Islamaphobia or if Islamaphobia is a gateway drug to transphobia. 😬

Ereshkigalangcleg · 26/12/2025 00:36

People who know men aren’t women have a range of other beliefs, both left leaning and right, because it’s common knowledge and the majority view 🤷‍♀️

RatWrangler · 26/12/2025 00:38

Hi. I've never posted before, only been reading here for a few months, so not sure if I'm doing this correctly. For evidence of trans crime rates there are these.

https://usa.kpssinfo.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/BOP-Transgender-Inmate-Report-2025-01832.pdf and

https://archive.ph/sfjVM

Yes this info is shared by KPSS and the Telegraph, but the stats were provided by the United States Bureau of Prisons and the Ministry of Justice. You can see from the US stats that trans men (female) are more likely to be imprisoned for drug offences and that trans women (male) are more likely to be in for sex offences. I used to have links to reports that showed similar rates of offending in trans prisoners in another country, (I think it was either Canada or Australia), but struggling to find them. I will go back to lurking now.

https://usa.kpssinfo.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/BOP-Transgender-Inmate-Report-2025-01832.pdf