just to be clear, is that "biological reality" determined by chromosomes, hormones, or whatever may or may not be dangling between their legs?
Well you know, two men get together and no matter how hard one of them thinks or believes he's a woman, they're not going to have any chance at all to produce a baby even if both of them are fertile to the hilt. If two women get together and no matter how hard one of them thinks or believes she's a man, they're not going to have even a chance at producing a baby regardless of their fertility.
A man mutilates his body to give himself a vagina and bigger breasts isn't going to change that reality. He's still not producing a baby and he's not going to be able to use his bigger breasts to nurse a baby no matter how strongly he wants to.
Even if his brain seems more similar to a female because they share many of the same interests or have learned to solve complex mathematical equations and theories, he's still not going be magically transformed into a female no matter what he thinks, how he thinks, or whatever hobbies he may pursue.
I could go on, but for the sake of brevity.
He is biologically a man and will always be biologically a man and it doesn't matter what he thinks or feels. There is no changing it. It is objective, not subjective. It doesn't matter how often trans-radicalism attempts to program and indoctrinate "transwomen are women" into people's minds, it is false and always will be false. A woman is an adult human female and is not a "social construct" as I saw someone falsely proclaim on YouTube just yesterday. In fact the very idea that a biological woman is merely a social construct is deeply offensive to all women everywhere. That what we are is defined by the subjective thoughts and feelings of men.
At best, transwomen are transwomen, but they will also always and in every case be men and not women.
Dave Chappelle was right on the mark when he said that men claiming to be women is equivalent to blackface for women, and perhaps even worse in a number of ways.
So I don't know what you're getting at with your question, though I suspect you're attempting to lead up to some sort of "ah hah" moment, but with the exception of the small number of people born with genetic defects giving them the anatomies of both sexes (which is not what most self-proclaimed transpeople are), our biologies as mammals are binary, male and female, and we cannot magically transform into the other whenever we "feel" like it, or when we want to impose ourselves on women without consent.
