There was a Saturday Night Live skit that aired when I was in high school (mid-’90s), where there was a guy joining a college dorm room occupied by three women, where he intended to live with them– and he said “No, see, I’m a woman.” Where he was obviously a guy, and it was obvious that he wanted to live there so he could perv on the women there. Ex., he kept saying stuff like “So when are we all going to take off all our clothes and get into a pillow fight in our underwear?” Then he put a poster up on the wall of a woman in a bikini, and when the women asked about this he said “Oh that’s my cousin, I hate her, because she’s so thin.”
And back when this skit aired the absurdity was clear to the audience: it’s obviously a guy, who is obviously claiming to be a woman so he can perv on the women living there - while the women can’t say or do anything about it and are clearly uncomfortable.
If this was obvious to audiences in the ‘90s then it’s obvious to audiences today too– and yet nowadays the current fashion is to pretend that we don’t see what’s obviously going on, and to pretend that a guy like this is legitimately a woman, and anyone questioning him is bigoted.
