Mick Hartley

Genevieve Gluck, co-founder of Reduxx, knows the psychology of trans-identified men better than most.

Something I have learned in the process of writing about trans-identified male rapists and pedophiles for several years is that most women truly have no idea how much these men hate them.

"Trans women" are men with a misogyny fetish. They hold women in such contempt that publicly humiliating the female sex arouses and thrills them. To be a woman is a humiliating experience, they believe, and so play-acting as though they are women is their sadomasochistic and exhibitionistic game.

Womanhood is a vehicle for their masturbation, nothing more. When they demand the public "validate" their version of womanhood, they are implicitly forcing agreement with their view that women exist to be used, to be sexually abused, to be objectified and humiliated.

Yet despite this, women and girls are gaslit about it at every turn – chastised, condescended to, and told to be kind to men who have made a fetish their entire personality.

All the while, women and girls are also blamed for these men's actions. For not standing up for themselves, for being too permissive, or, as a monolith when other women support them.

So it's better to establish a firm boundary, to say "no" as loud as we like, and to not let ourselves be made to feel guilty for recognizing woman-hating when we see it.

That X post has a video which I don't really want to put up here. Nasty. But it certainly shows a particularly vile trans misogyny – and Gluck's been involved in exposing this stuff for years, so she knows what she's talking about….