Since I don't think there's an "universal woman experience" or an "universal man experience", I don't see the issue.
You're talking about life here. You won't find many people disagreeing that women have all sorts of different experiences depending on context.
But a universal experience for a woman is, for example, not having a penis. So there's one, right there. Or wondering if she should get a prostate exam.
Likewise, no man on the planet will wonder whether or not he might be pregnant, or why can't he get pregnant, or terrified that he might be pregnant, or miserable that he's not yet. Women deal with their biology all day long. Have I got enough painkillers for my period, why hasn't my period started, will my period start during the party. All universal female experiences, all based on biology.
if you say being female means nothing else but the sense of being in a female body, then some trans woman experience a form of that, in a very disorienting way, which is why they're dysphoric since the body is wrong.
The definition of woman isn't a man who doesn't want to be a man because he doesn't like his male body. How can you not see how sexist this is?
Women are real you know. We are real human beings with our own characteristics, bodies, issues.
It never ceases to amaze me how some people genuinely seem incapable of dragging their focus off the men. They can't seem to actually look at women for more than a nanosecond.
A man who doesn't want to be a man is still a man. It's not the definition of a woman!
And him thinking it is turns every woman into a resource for him. The entire concept of womanhood in fact. Women are not beings in their own right, they're a solution to his problem.
This bloody ideology is so sexist, it's difficult to believe. And it's baffling there's so many people who can't see it. I genuinely think it's their own internal sexism doing a fucking number on them.