Yes.
I know 4 trans people (all males identifying as women).
Person 1 - husband (‘wife’) of an ex-acquitance. I say ex as since getting together with him, she no longer sees her friends, as he is incredibly controlling and won’t let her spend time with anyone without him. It started with ‘why aren’t I invited to your girls night? After all I am a girl now?’ and wound up in a place where he completely controls her via his ‘gender dysphoria issues’. For example he won’t let any friends round their flat now as not only do they not count him as ‘one of the girls’ for the sake of meet ups, it’s triggering for him to see her socialising with other real women apparently. Haven’t heard anything about her in a couple of years, I know her parents are worried sick though.
Person 2 - A boy I grew up with, was always very clearly autistic (what used to be known as Asperger’s). A really unpleasant personality, a bit ‘we need to talk about Kevin’. He’s my relative’s godson and now sashays around in revealing clothes and lots of make up, enjoying inflicting his ‘rights’ upon women’s spaces and online crusading
Person 3 - a colleague who isn’t technically ‘trans’ but has a female alter ego and sometimes turns up to work in fetish gear, uses the ladies loo on that day etc. Stares at women’s breasts/bottoms, makes sexual remarks to them, and gets off on their discomfort. Unbelievably he’s married to a woman and they actually have a conventional life with children (who are probably now in their 20s/30s, he’s in his 60s). Talks a lot about awful transphobes in the office
Person 4 - Another colleague who is head of diversity. Travels about lecturing us on gender issues and how to make life better for trans people. Ok to chat to, and no sexual remarks etc, but absolutely lacking in any self awareness insofar as his female colleagues are literally being lectured by him on what being a woman is like. It’s unreal
So - sorry to say no good experiences from me.