And you may need female only spaces, that's fine (I don't) but then don't go on complaining when men need men only spaces then

Your quotes states:

men’s inclusion into women’s political and structural spaces is fundamentally heterosexist;

I asked why is this more heterosexist that female only spaces.

To which you answered that heterosexist dynamics does not affect women in the same way it affects men

That doesn't answer why male spaces are more heterosexist than women's, it just shifts the question to something else, which you also don't provide any evidence to, and which is also a non-equalitarian and sexist statement.

The other thing the quote states is that men’s inclusion into women’s political and structural spaces also serves an old nationalistic claim that women need to take care of men

I asked you why, you din't answer

babbling is not answering questions