As a dude, he was awesome, but even more so now that he's a woman sort of

It isn't like he needs to take steroids to bulk up. He's already bulked up compared to the women he plays against. He played handball for Australia's Men's Team but now that he has become a woman in his mind, he's dominating women's handball.

The guy stands at six-foot-two and weighs 220 pounds. But now that he suffers from gender identity disorder and plays against women, Hannah Mouncey is dominating women at the women's Asian Championships in Japan, where men are often known to dominate women, but now it's legal.

Before his so-called "ransition" to so-called "female" in May 2016, Mouncey played for the Australian men's handball team.

According to Handbolls Kanalen, Mouncey scored four goals in a match against Kazakhstan on Friday, and contributed a combined eight goals in matches against Japan and Iran.

"Australia defeated Iran by 29-24 and the result may turn out to be gold worth. If they finish in fifth place or better, Oceania is winning a World Cup through the Asian Championship. It also means that IHF will not have a wild card to share," reports the Swedish outlet.

Due to Mouncey's weight, height, and testosterone levels, he was barred from entering the Australian Football League, Women's (AFLW) draft, last year. Kind of like good ole Tamara Press of Russia in the 1960 and 1964 Olympics for the shot put because Tamara may have been a dude--although he or she was not barred.

Mouncey wrote a piece for The Guardian in September blasting the AFL for their regulations. He noted specifically that the weight regulation is a form of "body shaming" and a blow to all women, transgender or not. As a man, he has one hell of a nerve.

"My biggest concern is the fact that weight is being used as one of the key physical measures for possible exclusion. Forget the fact that in a game that has such an emphasis on endurance and speed, being heavy is not necessarily an advantage and think about the message it sends to women and girls about their bodies: if you’re too big, you can’t play. That is incredibly dangerous and backward," Mouncey said, neglecting to speak about muscle mass gender differences.

But in May of this year, Mouncey made his debut for Melbourne at the Oceanian Open Club Championship, before eventually shipping off to Japan for the Asian Championships.

Mouncey has been vocal about the alleged oppression he's endured as a so-called transgender athlete in Australia, since he wasn't allowed to play in leagues with biological women due to his testosterone levels and other physical factors such as his being a man.

Last month, for example, the athlete posted a bizarre tweet praising Iran for being inclusive and progressive with regard to transgendering in comparison to his home country. Of course, gay men in Iran can be murdered if they are found out to be homosexual, so many resort to presenting themselves as the opposite sex as a more acceptable, or frankly less fatal option.

"How good would it be if Australia was as progressive and inclusive as Iran," he wrote because as a schmuck, he can say such things.

The very idea that men can call themselves women and compete against biological women is not fair to women. But to argue the point means you're not woke.

I don't want to be woke.

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