The other way of looking at it is that the 5th place man, likely pushed a woman who would have gotten 5th, into 6th. In some events, the 7th place man pushed the woman would would have finished in 7th into 8th and in turn the 8th place (and final qualifying) woman got pushed into 9th, and thus rendered them a non qualifier for the next round. So all that hard work to achieve a goal of making it into the finals was for nothing because certain people consider it to be acceptable for men to participate in women's sports. We must take into account all of the alleged travails of the man, and the cisgendered woman must simply accept the consequences of not being as good, or as strong, or as fast as the man. Sorry sweetheart, the emotional well-being of the trans woman supersedes your goals and aspirations. Maybe next time, huh. Maybe train a little harder while you're at it sweetie.
#blueanon has taken this topic and turned into entirely one sided discussion where if you don't accept their version of reality you're a bigot and anti-trans. The cisgendered women facing the consequences of having their dreams shattered because they have to compete against men just need to sit down, and STFU according to #blueanon. The cisgendered woman having to compete while on her period, with the cramping, bloating and other physical travails must simply accept they may be competing against a man who faces no such natural and cyclical physical roadblocks.
