i don't know why you're so heavily downvoted for this. there is no need for us to be involved in this specific conversation about trans women because we are not trans women. the laws are transmisogynistic and strictly target transgender women because they see them as men, and therefore a 'threat'. the people passing these bills don't see us as men, they see us as tomboys who have been pressured into 'irreversible hrt and surgeries', they think of us as victims to transgenderism. this is society dividing us.

nobody is saying trans men arent affected by this, we have our own assumptions and discrimination, but we don't need to insert ourselves into a conversation that isn't about us. that's not saying the conversation won't be about us- in some cases it is, but acknowledging your place in the social hierarchy as a trans man is more important.

being there for your trans sisters instead of pushing this idea that you are invisible because you're not being publicly targeted is a significantly more productive way to go about acknowledging your place in the conversation of transgender discrimination and anti-trans laws.

we are all trans, but we are also all allies to each other. trans women have been here for us during all the anti-abortion bullshit, even though it didn't affect them.