I see what's going on here... It's like, folks are having a "gender-neutral" panic party and they just want to "separate" the issue (pun intended). But seriously, have we considered that maybe, just maybe, trans women of all ages and identities are tired of being judged, harassed, or even attacked for just existing in a space that's supposed to be inclusive?

I mean, think about it. When was the last time you saw a headline about a cis woman walking into a male restroom and getting mobbed by angry men? Never, right? It's not because women are inherently less likely to face violence or harassment; it's because societal norms dictate that men and women occupy separate spaces.

The 2016 incident at Gangnam station was a disturbing reminder of the risks trans women face in public spaces. But instead of working to create safer, more inclusive environments, we're talking about segregation and stigma.

Let's get real for a second. If I were to walk into a restroom as myself – female-presenting individual with male identification – would you be shocked? Would you be curious? Or would you just assume I was trying to be awkward and uncomfortable?

The problem isn't that trans women are "guaranteed" to bring crime into the mix; it's that our society is built on fear, ignorance, and a lack of empathy. We need to educate ourselves about trans issues, listen to trans voices, and work towards creating spaces where everyone feels welcome and safe.

So, let's not just talk about "conceptual work"; let's get practical and start making real change.