Trans women aren't keen on sleeping with terfs. Concerning yourself so much with other people's sex lives is a bit odd, and it sounds like you don't know what a fetish is. It will be moreso, if you start policing what a woman is thats not going to go well, and it's happening already.

This is hilarious. What do you think is going to happen to the butch/gender non conforming cis women after this? Do you think you'll be left alone?

Weight loss drugs are dangerous and part of fatphobic capitalism. Fatness =\= unhealthy, and eating less =\= improved health.

a Labour Party which claims that people are faking mental health problems in huge numbers, that the benefit system is too generous, and that the severely disabled—and even terminally ill!—can and *must* work is a cruel, extreme far-right party. and, yeah, a fascist one.

I could go on..access to green spaces, de-criminalisation of drugs, waitlists for ADHD/autism dx, free trauma-informed therapy at point of need, fixing social care, accessible & affordable public transport, the cost of living crisis, prescription drug shortages..

6. Access to healthcare includes access to trans health care. Many trans people are struggling with their mental health due to years long wait lists for gender-affirming care.

5. Reform the benefits system so that disabled people don't need to re-apply for unfit for work UC payments if they try a job and it breaks them. Stop the whole dehuminising sickness benefits process, stop forcing disabled people to repeatedly prove their disabilities are real.

4. Force employers to comply with reasonable adjustments for disabled employees, make flexible working hours a compulsory reasonable adjustment, create more accessible jobs, increase sick pay, stop forcing people into the office.

3. Housing - cap rent, crack down on landlords whose properties aren't fit to live in, create affordable housing stock and more council housing, inc accessible homes. Stop housing discrimination against benefits claimants. Cold, damp housing leads to poor health outcomes.

2. Fund the NHS and shorten waiting lists, so that people can access healthcare to improve health outcomes. This includes mental health waitlists.

1. INCREASE benefits - or, better yet, create a universal basic income. So that disabled people can meet their basic needs, improving their health to some degree, so that they can begin to think of working. A UBI would also prevent people becoming sick/disabled. #disability #uk