Happy birthday to my wonderful best friend and partner in crime, Linda @LindaNTx ๐๐ฅณ๐พ๐ฅ
I hope you have a fabulous day sweetheart, you deserve the best โค๏ธ๐ฅฐ๐๐๐
@steggurs@mandy83906280@arighttweet@thecarolemalone@TKMaxx_UK Oh look another weird man has arrived to make excuses for men in women only spaces
Looking at your bio 'naughty daddy type' You are exactly the fucking reason we have a need for spaces away from men
Also, If the kid is special needs there's private areas they can request to use
A woman wanting a domestic abuse refuge without males present is not hateful.
A woman expecting a rape crisis centre without males present is not a bigot.
A woman wanting intimate care from a female, not a male, is not a Nazi.
A woman wanting female-only changing rooms without males present is not intolerant.
A woman wanting female sport to be for females, not males, is not extremist.
A woman believing that sex matters is not dangerous.
Stop demonising ordinary women for asking for boundaries that have existed for generations.
A reminder that these people want to kill women like me simply because I'm a feminist, and because I want to preserve legal single sex spaces for women, free from biological men with male genitals.
A reminder that most Labour MPs would rather isolate and condemn women like me than support us.
A reminder that the *Women* and Equalities Select Committee has never, and will never hold an inquiry on the specific and open calls by men in balaclavas to kill women like me, a member of that committee.
A reminder that, while I am not allowed to walk to work alone, most Labour MPs think that the 'rights' of a few huge angry men who wish to occupy our spaces, and yell "punch a terf" outside my workplace, are more important than women like me.
A reminder that the Labour Party investigated and suspended women like me for liking tweets and championed the mediocre men who actively tried to have us barred.
A reminder that in 2026, this is still very much a world in which a few men are more important to most politicians than all women.
Sometimes it gets to you. Not most days, or even most years actually.
But just sometimes, you realise that it absolutely shouldn't ever have become just a 'normal' part of going to work and paying the bills.