I've heard some women say that trans women make them not feel like women anymore.

Imagine being that weak and fragile that even sitting next to a trans woman makes you feel like you don't have a vag anymore. If I sat down next to a trans female, this doesn't mean I'm not female anymore. Imagine having a cisgender identity that is SO fragile that anything breaks you. Imagine being that weak, I could never be like that.

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gol979 · 41-45, M

Mmmm. I dont think its weak, the whole meaning of being woman is changing in the zeitgeist (rightly or wrongly) and many women feel like they are being put aside for this new meaning of womanhood. For instance, the barbican in the uk has changed just the womens toilet into gender neutral and there are many more stories of how women and the word woman is being disappeared/altered beyond recognition. Nothing wrong with having doubts about the course of direction and where this ultimately leads

SatanBurger · 36-40, F

@gol979 What did we ever do before the invention of gender. Was everything just chaos or are things just are? Feelings are feelings, we give meaning to feelings even though they're not real but that meaning changes over time. It's natural.

So there's gender neutral bathrooms and now they're not women anymore because of that. Makes sense (sarcasm.)

If you have that fragile of an identity, you're weak. That's the definition of a weak minded person. I'd be willing to bet that their lives are full of weakness.