Also natal-male prisoners identifying as women face higher victimization rates inside male prisons, same as other feminine-presenting males. Both sides of the risk exist. If you have different official numbers or studies that show transition drops sexual-offense rates to female levels, or that female prisoners aren’t put at higher risk when male-pattern offenders are housed with them, post those and we can look at them. Otherwise this is just telling me to research more while ignoring the sources already on the table.
What the numbers do not say every single person who identifies as a trans woman is a predator, or that every time one gets moved into a women’s prison someone gets assaulted. What they do show is that the group as a whole still has male-typical rates of sexual offending, that a big chunk of the ones in prison already have sex-offense convictions, and that treating sex as irrelevant ends up raising the risk for the women already locked up in those facilities.
The 30-second line was just me saying the numbers are easy to find. The actual figures come from the Ministry of Justice’s own 2024 data (151 of 245 natal-male transgender prisoners with at least one sexual-offense conviction) and the Dhejne Swedish cohort study that tracked post-surgery outcomes and found male-pattern criminality retained versus female controls. Isla Bryson is a documented case of a convicted rapist initially placed in a women’s prison under self-ID rules before being moved.
"it is not "care for women" that fuels this side, it is hate for trans women. if you cared about what happens to cis women in prison, your focus would instead be on the male guards who commit far more crimes against cis women in these prisons."
Male guards assaulting women in prison is a real problem, and the straightforward fix is just hiring women. It's almost like having the two sexes separated might be a good thing in some cases.
So anyways will Ryn go back to nsfw content?