YooBro spouted so many words just to say "everyone is valid" which is how we got here today with western trans ideology.
If that makes me a transphobe so be it.
One final thing, you make JK Rowling out to be some Hitler for trans people when she really just wants sex segregated spaces especially for people as vulnerable as females. It's so sad this is so controversial because you disregard safety for others while wanting to protect your own feelings from getting hurt.
Anyways peace I'm out
Oh. See I probably should have stopped listening when you started misgendering people and noticed your twitter following was straight up transphobic, but, here we are. Classy Chinese epithet by the way, didn't know about that one yet. I urge you to take some time to look inward. I get that you aren't satisfied with "trans culture" but the staggering, overwhelming majority of "trans culture" has fuck all to do with the psycho twitter hate squad. There's a lot more in common with gender non-conforming individuals across the world than you would care to admit. I don't think the majority of people on either side of the ocean feel like there's a huge disconnect here. As best I can tell, the issue is more of self-expression than identity in both places. The biggest difference probably is the level of societal acceptance, which is much lower in Japan. But it's really all about a basic level of respect, honestly.
As a woman who knows trans individuals IRL, I don't feel threatened by their bathroom use. It isn't safe for trans or gender non-conforming males to use a men's restroom in public. I don't really feel the need to explain that. The transwomen are probably more afraid of us than we are of them. Either way, I think this stuff is about common sense. The common sense answer is probably that the option of private changing rooms and restrooms are better in these cases for all parties involved, because there are very few trans people anyway.
Lastly, JK Rowling isn't even on the menu for today's discussion. She isn't worth thinking about.