Truth be told, there's no way of keeping trans women out of female toilets, I've been told I have "passing privilege" a phrase I detest. What are they going to do? Require x-rays/blood tests on entry?
The only people who need to know of my transness are medical practitioners, I'm open about it to spread understanding and to fight for the rights of those just starting on their journeys or don't pass as easily (and remember a lot of Women can easily be misgendered on the account of being too masculine) but I have no need to be. The rad fems need to start having conversations with those less radical trans people if they're ever going to be heard. Shouting at us that we're just men in dresses and that shagging us must be like shagging a dead hole (which I have been told before) is not going to endear themselves to us.
Likewise, the TRA's don't speak for us either. There are discussions needing to be had but ultimately I'm just as sick and tired of it all as everyone else. I don't need the hassle, as I said, unless I'm going to be medically examined then it doesn't affect me.
And believe me, if you think the queues for the toilets at football matches are bad enough it ain't nothing like the queues at theatres, the last thing they need are medical tests adding to the wait. What they want is just not practical or enforceable.