Is "KILL TERFS", "RAPE TERFS" & "LOOK AT MY GIRL DICK" what we can except in the real world?
1. I'm the CEO of a platform for females & know I have a unique insight into the single sex space debate. I see it play out in real time.
During our 1st MVP test phase, 1000s of TW onboarded & created "KILL TERF" profiles.
Are we supposed to take these seriously or not?

Is "KILL TERFS", "RAPE TERFS" & "LOOK AT MY GIRL DICK" what we can except in the real world?
It's a really important questions to ask, because not only do women not want to read stuff like this... we don't want to physically experience it either.

This behavior has *added* to womens fear.
You can dismiss it if it doesn't suit your agenda. But if you do, no solution to ensure the safety of *everyone* will be found.
Imagine getting a rape threat.
When that statement is put into the context of the admission prior to it, it's scary for women.

They remind us of when we were raped, of how easily it could happen again. They remind us the threat is always there. Possible.
This is why female only spaces are so important - even online. Now as much as ever.
But women DON'T have to use their trauma to justify the want and need of a female space.
females can say "we want female only spaces" & give no further reasons.
We didn't make those rules. But we can use them. We've got reasons, but we're happy not to use them.
I want trans women to get to experience this with other trans women. To find confidence & camaraderie to celebrate who they are. To be safe.