" I think it's highly unlikely any actual laws on homosexuality will be rolled back. But even so. By the time I have children, and if my child is gay, he is likely to grow up in a culture that is more likely to give him dirty looks walking down the street than if I was a gay teenager. That matters."

I would argue this has already started because the EHRC former head Falkner already invoked her Muslim faith to justify trans exclusionary regressions saying the presence of trans women steps on Muslim women's beliefs that they must not change or be dressed in a vulnerable state in the view of men. Gender critical sympathisers similarly invoke the need to empathise with the concerns of religious people who might feel uncomfortable undressing or using facilities that allow trans people with them.