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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]NP. I don't understand the emphasis on denying any difference, physical or life experience, between ciswomen and transwomen. I don't understand why it is transphobic to say that growing up female is a formative experience. It seems like in every other area, we (rightly, I think) insist on recognizing and supporting physical differences that lead people to have different life experiences and needs. [/quote] +1 And it seems like women are always the ones who are told to ignore their needs (both medical and mental) in an effort to be inclusive. When there is nothing wrong with advocating that certain issues are inherent only to women (menstruation, pregnancy, menopause, etc.)[/quote] Women are not being “told to ignore their needs”. :roll: [/quote] Yes, we are. The ejaculators get to keep their word for themselves. The menstruators have to shut up and sit down. Again. Once we remove "men" as often as we remove "women" maybe I'll believe you.[/quote] You don’t need to sit down. Just realize that many people who menstruate have challenges and open your arms to them instead of callously turning your back. We are all better off if we lift each other up. [/quote]
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