> also heavily imply that biological sex is mostly meaningless This is a puzzling statement to me. The whole concept of being trans requires that there is a di

> also heavily imply that biological sex is mostly meaningless This is a puzzling statement to me. The whole concept of being trans requires that there is a distinction between gender identity and biological sex. If the latter didn't matter at all, being trans wouldn't exist. If anything, trans people would surely be the most aware of biological sex and it's impact on them, as they are not happy with it? To me, it's like saying an adoptive parent is trying to imply biological parenthood is meaningless. Surely those who wished to have biological children but could not and adopt instead are often the people most sharply aware of it?