This is a man who decided he was a tranny in his 60s.
It’s really surprising more boomers aren’t doing this. Boomers are always looking for the next new exciting sexual high.
A womb condition charity is under fire for hiring a trans woman as its chief executive.
Steph Richards, 71, was appointed as the head of Endometriosis South Coast on Sunday.
Endometriosis causes tissue similar to the womb lining to grow outside the uterus and affects as many as one in 10 biological women — or trans men who were born female.
And the appointment of Steph, who was born a man, triggered a backlash from women’s rights campaigners.
Writing on X, formerly known as Twitter, one called it a “gross insult to women”.
Another added that Steph “will never know what it’s like to have endometriosis”.
Helen Joyce, director of advocacy at campaign group Sex Matters, said the appointment was “outrageous”.
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The Endometriosis South Coast website states: “The vast majority of writing on endo overlooks the fact that endo is not a condition that only affects women.”
A website run by Steph responded to the backlash, stating: “Helping those in need has nothing to do with ‘sex’.”
Okay.
It’s a womb condition that doesn’t only affect women, and the biggest problem is overlooking that this womb condition also affects men.
Okay.
That’s…
That’s fine.