Op I haven't RTFT, but I hadn't given it much thought until I saw the Marsha P Johnson documentary, which was so sad I sat and cried whilst watching it.
I don't think anyone hates Transgendered people here, and I am going to sound ignorant, I apologise for this, but it seems like I can't go anywhere without reading headlines like "the term pregnant woman shouldn't be used because it may offend"
Now, I don't care who or what you are, if I meet you, I will be respectful and kind to you, I will use the description you like he/she/they. I will also not witness anyone to treat you badly because of who you are.... just like anyone ewe who could be victimised for being who they are,
But I do think that the transgender movement doesn't always help itself with the press it has. I dont agree with some people's viewpoints of what transgender means. My daughter is a tomboy, she loves faffing with "boys stuff" increasingly she is made to feel she needs to hide that part of her because it leads to odd types of conversations, it has been implied that she wants to be a boy, which is so flipping confusing to a child, she was maybe 7 when it first happened"mummy why do people think I want to be a boy?" Said my daughter who dressed up as her hero, her father- a construction worker for a dress up as your hero day. She said this with blonde hair almost down to her bum! People pick at things.
I also read an interview the other day, a celeb saw a documentary on tv as a child about being transgendered, and she thought at the age of five, she wanted to be a boy. She thought she wanted to be a boy until she was about 18. It's things like that, that make me believe it's confusing young children that this is such a big subject.
But honestly, I hope you are treated with the respect and kindness you deserve. I'm sad that there is a fight to be treated well.