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God no! That's not what I said at all!
Does the Guardian understand that a lot of women don't identify as "cis" , in fact they find it quite offensive to be told they must have an innate essence of femininity to be a woman?
If the Guardian were told by trans women that they didn't like the language it used to describe them, there would be a change to this style guide within minutes. I'm sure this will work just as well for "cis women".... not.
The irony is that Trans Rights organisations did indeed tell the @guardian the language to use and was implemented by @KathViner
'Innate essence of femininity' reminds me of my teens when they started marketing vaginal deodorant...
This 'style guide' is grossly offensive, in need of review+also wrong. I don't have a gender - I certainly wouldn't identify w it had I. Why ascribe to others definitions they don't recognise: >98% pop then have the gall to demand definitions are ascribed catering: <2% pop? Stop!
It's just horrible. It's distressing. I have never gone along with gender. It is reductive/limiting for one, now ur trying to say I have to be classed not as ME but as to what I am NOT!? 
sod it. I can't identity as myself but how others see me- how does that square w/ equality?
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