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Feminism: Sex and gender discussions

Is anyone on here trans-inclusive?

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plinkyplonk123 · 15/01/2026 00:25

Hi everyone, this is just a quick post to ask if anybody else on here is trans inclusive? I know I’m definitely in the minority here but I just wanted to see.

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Heyhoherewego23 · 15/01/2026 01:13

I want everyone to feel happy with who they are, I will respect anyone regardless of how they dress/present etc. I will respect the pronouns they want to use. No problem at all. You should be free to live the life you want to live without harm or abuse.

I also don’t believe in being born in the wrong body. We are born with the bodies we have. There aren’t mistakes just reality. I find it really odd we fought so hard against gender stereotyping, pink isn’t just for girls, boys can like prams etc…. Yet the same ‘progressive’ people who advocated this now say…. Well he has worn a princess dress since age 3, has always preferred dolls and said he’s a girl so must be trans. Can’t he just be a boy who likes a dress? That’s fine!

ShowMeTheSea · 15/01/2026 01:15

plinkyplonk123 · 15/01/2026 00:27

Basically just saying that you don’t demonise the trans-community as a whole. You don’t have to be completely in support of everything and obviously people shouldn’t have to feel unsafe.

Me

ConstantlyFuriosa · 15/01/2026 01:20

Inclusive of what? Be what ever you say you are without trying to strip others of their rights. Yeah, fine with that. Demand that your bullshit ‘rights’ supercede those of women? Fuck off.

selffellatingouroborosofhate · 15/01/2026 01:30

plinkyplonk123 · 15/01/2026 00:27

Basically just saying that you don’t demonise the trans-community as a whole. You don’t have to be completely in support of everything and obviously people shouldn’t have to feel unsafe.

Can you imagine how unsafe this trans-identifying woman felt on a locked men's psych ward?

No one is demonising all trans people. We certainly arenn't demonising her.

"Look, a squirrel!"

Gretel346 · 15/01/2026 01:41

plinkyplonk123 · 15/01/2026 00:27

Basically just saying that you don’t demonise the trans-community as a whole. You don’t have to be completely in support of everything and obviously people shouldn’t have to feel unsafe.

Well, you are hardly trans inclusive if trans people feel unsafe by virtue of your caveat on safety.

MistyGreenAndBlue · 15/01/2026 04:48

MaryStP · 15/01/2026 01:02

It depends what you mean by trans inclusive.

My attitude is very simple - I am happy to... identify someone, name them, treat them, refer to them, etc... as whatever they want provided it causes no harm to anyone else. It's just politeness IMHO. Whatever they want to be called, identify as, whatever physical steps they have taken from none to full transition, I don't care, I'll treat them however they like.

BUT, the moment their life choices start to negatively impact other people, I have an issue with it. Until science proves otherwise, I believe men who transition to women have physical advantages which make trans female participation in female sport unfair on cis women. I am against that.

When having trans women in female public spaces like toilets or changing rooms makes cis women feel unsafe, it is wrong IMO. I am against that.

And I am 10000000% against allowing children to begin to transition. This is a decision which should be taken as an adult. There should be no child transitions allowed. I am against that.

So, whether the first paragraph is enough for me to be trans-inclusive, or whether the caveats mean I am not trans-inclusive, I will leave up to others to decide. I quite honestly don't care which camp people want to put me in.

Despite your use of the ludicrous term "cis" which means nothing - you are actually just a big ole TERF. Or so TRAs would designate you. It's all or nothing with those guys

BreakingBroken · 15/01/2026 04:53

i'm generally leery of all people with serious visible mental illnesses.

Namelessnelly · 15/01/2026 05:11

plinkyplonk123 · 15/01/2026 00:27

Basically just saying that you don’t demonise the trans-community as a whole. You don’t have to be completely in support of everything and obviously people shouldn’t have to feel unsafe.

Including transpeople in what? Games night?

WhatMummyMakesSheEats · 15/01/2026 05:12

Me!

I think there are many people here who just don’t understand and aren’t seeking to understand.

There are people saying ‘yes I am because I’m happy for trans men to be in women only spaces’. Either they don’t understand the terminology and mean trans women (and are trying!), or in fact they are not trans-inclusive because they are actually saying they DON’T support trans women in women only spaces.

WhatMummyMakesSheEats · 15/01/2026 05:13

MaryStP · 15/01/2026 01:02

It depends what you mean by trans inclusive.

My attitude is very simple - I am happy to... identify someone, name them, treat them, refer to them, etc... as whatever they want provided it causes no harm to anyone else. It's just politeness IMHO. Whatever they want to be called, identify as, whatever physical steps they have taken from none to full transition, I don't care, I'll treat them however they like.

BUT, the moment their life choices start to negatively impact other people, I have an issue with it. Until science proves otherwise, I believe men who transition to women have physical advantages which make trans female participation in female sport unfair on cis women. I am against that.

When having trans women in female public spaces like toilets or changing rooms makes cis women feel unsafe, it is wrong IMO. I am against that.

And I am 10000000% against allowing children to begin to transition. This is a decision which should be taken as an adult. There should be no child transitions allowed. I am against that.

So, whether the first paragraph is enough for me to be trans-inclusive, or whether the caveats mean I am not trans-inclusive, I will leave up to others to decide. I quite honestly don't care which camp people want to put me in.

Have you ever seen any trans men? I would feel much more unsafe if a ‘passing’ trans man wandered into the women’s toilets

ThatBlackCat · 15/01/2026 05:16

Liberalinall · 15/01/2026 00:35

I think trans people have taken a long, adventurous, and difficult journey from one gender to another. Not only is it a huge biological journey - different hormones and body parts - it is a huge cultural journey. I think everyone should give these brave travelers as much support as possible.

Less than 8% have any surgery. Taking hormones and putting on a dress is not some 'brave journey'. It's not onerous. I don't think males, and fully intact males at that, should get all the support and females who need spaces without males get no support.

Ereshkigalangcleg · 15/01/2026 05:19

WhatMummyMakesSheEats · 15/01/2026 05:13

Have you ever seen any trans men? I would feel much more unsafe if a ‘passing’ trans man wandered into the women’s toilets

Why? Because they’ve got short hair, whereas an obvious (eg non passing, the majority) man who “identifies as a woman”, is wearing a dress and has long hair?

ThatBlackCat · 15/01/2026 05:19

cassandre · 15/01/2026 01:00

Yes, I’m a trans-inclusive feminist. I avoid the feminist threads on MN because they’re dominated by trans-exclusionary feminists.

If your feminism prioritises males in female spaces, you're not a feminist.

And btw, we are male-exclusionary (we have not problems with trans men ie females), not 'trans'-exclusionary.

Ereshkigalangcleg · 15/01/2026 05:21

WhatMummyMakesSheEats · 15/01/2026 05:12

Me!

I think there are many people here who just don’t understand and aren’t seeking to understand.

There are people saying ‘yes I am because I’m happy for trans men to be in women only spaces’. Either they don’t understand the terminology and mean trans women (and are trying!), or in fact they are not trans-inclusive because they are actually saying they DON’T support trans women in women only spaces.

What don’t we understand, exactly? Why should a group of self selected biological males use female only spaces?

ThatBlackCat · 15/01/2026 05:21

Gretel346 · 15/01/2026 01:41

Well, you are hardly trans inclusive if trans people feel unsafe by virtue of your caveat on safety.

So you're saying caring about the safety of women and girls isn't 'trans inclusive'? Basically proving our point, one would think.

ThatBlackCat · 15/01/2026 05:23

WhatMummyMakesSheEats · 15/01/2026 05:12

Me!

I think there are many people here who just don’t understand and aren’t seeking to understand.

There are people saying ‘yes I am because I’m happy for trans men to be in women only spaces’. Either they don’t understand the terminology and mean trans women (and are trying!), or in fact they are not trans-inclusive because they are actually saying they DON’T support trans women in women only spaces.

Trans women are fully intact males. Why would males be welcomed in female spaces? Especially where women and girls, DV victims, and rape survivors like me are? Answer that one please.

Trans men are females. So welcome in female spaces.

I think you have the terminology back to front.

Gretel346 · 15/01/2026 05:23

ThatBlackCat · 15/01/2026 05:21

So you're saying caring about the safety of women and girls isn't 'trans inclusive'? Basically proving our point, one would think.

The problem is you don't have the point you think you do as women aren't unsafe from trans people.

MaggieBsBoat · 15/01/2026 05:25

I don’t demonise anyone.
I honestly don’t give a shit what people do with themselves that doesn’t harm anyone else.
I think the world has bigger issues going on than whether males aren’t being treated fairly by barring them from female spaces (which they should be, because balance of rights).

ThatBlackCat · 15/01/2026 05:25

WhatMummyMakesSheEats · 15/01/2026 05:13

Have you ever seen any trans men? I would feel much more unsafe if a ‘passing’ trans man wandered into the women’s toilets

Most of them don't pass. They look like small hairy butch women. They don't have a penis. I would feel safer with a fellow female - a trans man - than a fully intact male with male socialisation, male lived experience, Male Privilege and male genitals.

Namelessnelly · 15/01/2026 05:26

WhatMummyMakesSheEats · 15/01/2026 05:12

Me!

I think there are many people here who just don’t understand and aren’t seeking to understand.

There are people saying ‘yes I am because I’m happy for trans men to be in women only spaces’. Either they don’t understand the terminology and mean trans women (and are trying!), or in fact they are not trans-inclusive because they are actually saying they DON’T support trans women in women only spaces.

But that is including trans people isn’t it? And we should encourage men to include males with a trans identity in male spaces. No men, however they present in male spaces. And before you wang on about “transmen” and how no one can tell they’re not male so men will pretend to be female with a male identity, read the thread about the poor woman locked in a male psych ward. The men could tell instantly she wasn’t a man.

ThatBlackCat · 15/01/2026 05:27

Gretel346 · 15/01/2026 05:23

The problem is you don't have the point you think you do as women aren't unsafe from trans people.

The point is it's about male vs female. Females are unsafe from males. Even males in dresses. And statistics from four countries show transwomen sexually offend 5 times higher than other males. That's what you aren't aware of.
You can't re-badge 1% of males, put them in a dress, and tell us they are no longer a threat. A male is a male is a male. And transwomen are the highest sexual offenders.

ParmaVioletTea · 15/01/2026 05:34

SnowDaysAndBadLays · 15/01/2026 00:29

Yes, I absolutely include transmen in female spaces, and trans people as a whole in everything that's open to anyone.
I just expect things that are separated by sex to stay that way.

This.

cariadlet · 15/01/2026 05:34

plinkyplonk123 · 15/01/2026 00:27

Basically just saying that you don’t demonise the trans-community as a whole. You don’t have to be completely in support of everything and obviously people shouldn’t have to feel unsafe.

I don't demonise the whole trans community as there are different reasons for people identifying as trans.

Some are AGP fetishists and/or predators.

But others suffer from body dysmorphia which is a distressing mental illness.

There has been a huge increase in girls and young women identifying as trans. Many are autistic, have mental health issues, and /or have suffered from abuse or trauma. Time to Think by Helen Barnes is very good on this. I feel huge sympathy for these girls and anger to the people who have groomed them into the cult.

Am I trans inclusive?

Transmen are women so I include them in the female sex category.

I will never pretend that a man in a dress is a woman, even if he gets fake breasts and has his dick and balls cut off.

Mapletree1985 · 15/01/2026 05:41

plinkyplonk123 · 15/01/2026 00:27

Basically just saying that you don’t demonise the trans-community as a whole. You don’t have to be completely in support of everything and obviously people shouldn’t have to feel unsafe.

Yes. They should be free to live in whatever way seems best to them, to the extent that this does not infringe the rights and freedoms of others. They should not be subjected to discrimination or marginalization. Their life choices should be respected. But at the same time, in the spirit of respecting the rights of others, they must acknowledge that they have not and cannot change sex, and that certain single-sex spaces belonging to the opposite sex are closed to them.

Mapletree1985 · 15/01/2026 05:43

Gretel346 · 15/01/2026 05:23

The problem is you don't have the point you think you do as women aren't unsafe from trans people.

It is men who make women unsafe. And transwomen are men.

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