It is not hateful to name a reality:The same laws that allow trans-identified males to enter women’s spaces also open the door for any man—including
It is not hateful to name a reality:
The same laws that allow trans-identified males to enter women’s spaces also open the door for any man—including those with predatory intentions—to simply claim a female identity and gain access to spaces where women are vulnerable.
Women’s concerns are not rooted in hate. They are rooted in lived experience, historical truth, and a need for safety in restrooms, shelters, hospitals, locker rooms, prisons, and support groups—spaces where women expect dignity, privacy, and protection.
To ignore these realities and call women bigots for speaking up is:
At best: Disingenuous.
At worst: A modern form of misogyny dressed in progressive language.
We are not the problem.
We did not create the conditions that made sex-separated spaces necessary.
Those conditions were created by men.
And they are still being maintained by men.
So stop asking women to carry the cost of male violence.
Stop vilifying us for wanting boundaries.
Stop insisting we be silent when we know what danger looks like.
Problems don’t disappear because you ignore them.
Real solutions come when we stop silencing the people most affected—and start listening.
