Man who claims to be a woman thinks only of himself.
I am horrified by this.
— Dr Rachel Mann (@RevRachelMann) April 5, 2023
I transitioned over 30 yrs ago & my body is not identifiably male. I’ve been sexually harassed and assaulted by men and I might be forced onto a … WHAT? A MAN’S WARD? This is madness!!!! I am disgusted. I’m speechless. https://t.co/Hbqfe2svVo
Several women remind him of what he’s carefully ignoring.
Why is women's horror at sharing with any male not equal to yours? It's not about what you look like or for how long. OUR spaces and saftety are not a repository or sacrifice for your confused feelings about yourself. #LetWomenSpeak
— Miriam Cotton (@MimCotton) April 5, 2023
This is how women who have been assaulted feel about having to share wards with men. But who cares about women’s safety, privacy and dignity?
— Kathryn Wright (@Kathryn53627949) April 5, 2023
Assaults of women patients in hospitals are a regular occurrence. A self identified TW may have no transition of any kind. Female sex only should mean what it says on the tin. Make a separate policy for transitioned TW. But we make better policy when it is based on reality. pic.twitter.com/xtyetmCk4y
— Rebecca Marian (@RachelWilde13) April 5, 2023
But women are sexually assaulted and harassed by men all the time.
— Fanny Haddock (@RedMags60) April 5, 2023
And we’re supposed to have responsibility for your safety as well?
Can you maybe see our perspective?
Of course he won’t pay the slightest attention to any of them.
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4 responses to “Just imagine how we feel”
Time to “protect” those tweets!
The twitter formula: Say something stupid, see replies to stupidness, protect tweets.
Mann? The writers are just mailing it in.
If his body truly can’t be identified as male, what is the likelihood someone would tell him he’s in the wrong restroom? Other than that, yeah, you don’t get to open doors to women’s spaces just because you like to wear woman face.
“My body is not identifiably male.”
Well, that’s identifiably false.
One wonders how so many TIMs are convinced of the perfection of their disguise. Then one remembers all the contestants on shows like American Idol who sincerely believe themselves to be talented, skilled singers, and it makes sense. Everyone they’re around is too intent on being kind to be truthful, so the delusion hardens and becomes fixed.