>>11143Yeah I disagree with her on that. Sure, if you're talking about volleyball or basketball, that will only be accessible to unusually tall women at the highly competitive level. But I think most women will have at least one sport where they have a realistic shot of being competitive if they make it their passion. Some sports like soccer don't have much of a size bias. And some sports like gymnastics or light weight categories in weight lifting or boxing are basically designed for smaller individuals, and people tend to naturally gravitate towards activities they can do well in due to the positive reinforcement. But in all of those sports, men will still have an advantage.
Even at the less competitive levels, it's not appropriate. First of all, even on a high school team, the boys will tend to behave pretty competitively and aggressively. I've played co-ed intramural soccer, but at least there you know what you're signing up for rather than having a surprise male. And even there, the males can be aggressive although most of them have enough common sense to recognize their physical advantage and not shove as much when they come up against female players (it depends though, they're not all equally respectful, even at such a low level of competition). And I wouldn't count on a delusional troon to be among those that recognize their biological differences…