Back in the day, before genderwoo really got its hooks in and nonsense like this became socially acceptable (especially when directed at lesbians and gay guys), I was frequently called a transphobe for saying I was bisexual instead of pan because it's eXcLuSiOnArY! 🙃

Because I said douching was harmful to women. I was called transphobic because TIMs who have had penile inversion surgery need to douche to keep their neovaginas clean (you can imagine the TRA-speak that was actually said to me). That was my first step on the road to peaking.

Miley Cyrus was called transphobic for talking about her sexuality in an interview

Cyrus: "everyone knows that tits are prettier than balls... That's what ended up making female relationships make more sense to me."

TRA: “I don't think Miley meant to traffic in TERF talking points, but the fact is that she did”

I got called a transphobe over saying that two spirit was invented at a conference in 1990, which it was.

I was told that not supporting the make up and plastic surgery industries was transphobic!

And that “women and girls should be able to feel comfortable in their natural bodies” is a terf dog whistle.

I got called nasty TERF for saying that, as a lesbian, I don't like penis, lol. Also on tumblr (yeah, I know...), I saw someone claim that saying "I'm a gold-star lesbian" is transphobic because it excludes "women with penises". Yeah. Right.

Adele: "I really love being a woman and being a female artist."

TRAs: "Who’d have thought Adele was a transphobe and would use her platform to call for the destruction of the trans community."

One of the things that first peaked me was seeing this young woman being called transphobic for questioning trans women’s ‘periods’. She was being super polite, and was clearly just genuinely confused by it, but by saying that the blood is a pretty essential part of a period, that was enough for her to be deemed evil. It really opened my eyes to how TRAs just don’t give a shit about women.

One of the first time I was called a "TERF" was by a bunch of old AGPs on some Facebook group when I was about 16 or 17 years old, for the crime of saying "I don't really know why a transwoman would want to have a period, mine are very painful and uncomfortable".

There have been many nonsensical takes, basically it's transphobic to disagree with any take on gender besides complete agreement. I've wondered what the difference was between gender and personality typing, like Meyers-Briggs.

My favorite was when I said that people with gender dysphoria deserved ethical and evidence based medicine. That's apparently transphobic.

I was at a board game group, where before we started playing they wanted us all to introduce ourselves "my name is X and I am a he/she". One of the guys, as a joke introduced himself as "my name is H and I am an it." He got called out for being transphobic as identifying as an "it" apparently made a mockery of those who feel it's helpful to share their pronouns. There weren't even any trans people in the group.

I once called out a male "enby" for mansplaining. It did not go well (especially as I was trying very hard to "be kind" still in those days).

And just recently, a friend of mine started sharing a craft she'd been making -- they're candles with little faux gems and things embedded throughout with flowery uterus/tube/ovary imagery on the candle jar. They're super pretty (and I'm not even into those things) and she asked for suggestions to name them. Sure enough, one of the comments was "TERF tarts." Because I guess only TERFs have uteri.

I think the silliest one I've seen is still the person who was being accused of transphobia for not sufficiently varying their use of several different preferred pronouns within any given day 🙄

Reblogging women's health related posts where OP is a TERF.

PinkNews (yes, that PinkNews) has been called transphobic by the TRA Twitter brigade recently for reporting on a survey taken of "sexual minorities" ... i.e. LGB people.

If you're on Twitter you can look at some of the indignant replies and QTs of their tweet about the story.

(An astute mind will note that, within the worldview of gender ideology, one can be trans and LGB, so there's nothing "trans exclusionary" about focusing on people who have "minority sexualities." But we can't let ideological consistency or reason get in the way of a good knee-jerk, can we.)

Considering how inconsistent their own ideology is, it can literally be pretty much anything. If they want to label you a transphobe, they will. They might even throw a 'racist' in there for good measure, doesn't matter if you're a black woman saying women are real to a white man, because in TRA mouths those words are just things to unperson someone you don't like.

There was an art blog on Tumblr that reblogged a lot of references and everything was tagged. Male and female anatomy was tagged accordingly.

Around 2016, the mod got an anon complaint over posts being tagged male or female, and was told to use the trans-approved terms “afab” and “amab” instead. Mod told anon that male and female are medical terms used to describe biological sex and wasn’t going to use obscure terms that would only confuse people. Mod even went out of her way to say “sex and gender are different” which she thought was an acceptable statement at the time.

Well she got called a transphobe and got a lot of angry responses. Still, she defended herself and stood by what she said before. A week later she said she was gonna take a short break (she didn’t say why but the reason was obvious since she never announced a sudden break without reason before). She eventually decided she was never gonna come back (can’t blame her).

It was an online discussion under an article in which a TiM (a sensitivity consultant for tv) mentioned that he's an "older woman" and that he has more experience what being a woman means now that he's gone through menopause (!!!).

Someone questioned how a person who does not have a uterus and natural hormones would be going through menopause and was promptly called transphobic for it.

Saying transwomen are transwomen.

I got banned from a Reddit group for transphobia for calling Dylan Mulvaney ‘Dylan’ and not ‘she’. Apparently my obvious avoidance of using ‘she’ by using his name is transphobia

I was tarred and feathered for linking a study that showed conversion therapy was ineffective. They really tell on themselves don't they?

A journalist in Austria recently labeled the sentence "A woman doesn't have a penis" as transphobic, directing that label at feminists in general and Kellie-Jay Keen in particular. I'd wager there are more dumb reasons for a calling someone transphobic, though.