at the end of the day, everyone knows there's a difference between a man and a woman. we know, TRAs know, babies know, and even animals know. they wouldn't need to work so hard to convince the general public otherwise if transgenderism wasn't contrary to reality.

even if women lost all rights tomorrow, we would still know the difference between a woman and a man. we are not the same. we are never going to be the same. anyone saying they truly believe there's no difference between a woman and a transwoman or a man and a transman is lying.

so that's why it's so frustrating to constantly be bombarded with messages suggesting otherwise. it doesn't matter if they make gender-critical feminist beliefs a thoughtcrime, we still know the difference between men and woman. it's innate. it's evolutionary. it's biological.

you can say the sky isn't blue but we all know it's blue. you can say 2+2=5 but we all know it doesn't. you can say hormones and surgery change someone's biological sex but we all know that's a lie. gender is a lie. identities are meaningless. reality is reality.

so I understand why TRAs are so angry and unreasonable. I, too, would be upset if my goal was to deny reality. because sex doesn't just exist in our minds, it exists in the natural world—the real, material world. I imagine it's agonizing for them to have to accept that.

so if we just entertain the idea of a world where, eventually, the lines between male and female are so blurred, and rendered so bigoted that it's frowned upon, or even illegal, to acknowledge the material differences between both sexes, there's really only one possible outcome.

of course woman-specific topics, like medical problems or sexism, will lose all significance, because, really, what is a woman anymore? it's whatever men want it to be. but even if the concept of sex becomes meaningless, that still won't be enough.

the concept of male and female will still be a problem because men's bodies do certain things and women's bodies do certain things. so when, for example, uterine transplants are proven to be unsuccessful in male bodies, they will have to provide another alternative.

we can hypothesize the lengths TRAs will go to indulge the fantasy of males being mothers and females being fathers; there's even a TV show we often reference. whatever ends up happening, women will be the most negatively impacted demographic.

after all, it's a man's world regardless of what he is dressed up as. men will come out on top, like always, and women will be left to suffer the consequences.

women, a debate has formed over our existence and any attempt to have our voices heard is reprimanded. we've been oppressed and subjugated throughout history; now, the aim is to completely deny our reality until 'woman' is merely a thing of the past. an antiquated expression.

there is a clear strategy for our erasure. it started off slowly and was largely unchallenged. now, things are in full gear. media, medical journals, schools and universities, and social media directors are working overtime to aid in our nullification.

the time to act is now. the US is severely behind in comparison to the UK, so American women *need* to respond before things go too far. think about what you can do to change the tide; even our small changes make a big difference.

not many people even know what's going on so our job is to inform them. being Gen Z is especially hard for obvious reasons, but I am still doing what I can without drawing too much attention to myself.

this has been long and my thoughts are all over the place, but I wanted to make this thread. we owe it to all the women who came before us who fought for our right to be seen somewhat as equals—their work cannot be in vain. reflect on what you can do to help turn the tables.