So bear with...
I have an acquaintance on social media and when I met them they were male. They now have changed their name, divorced their wife of their 3 kids and is remarried with a new child who doesn't have a gender. They are non-binary (hence my language).
On social media they went off because a retail assistant called them "sir". On social media they called them a "c*nt" acting as if this person did it on purpose. Quite frankly, they look male. No matter how much lipstick they wear they are so manly looking (in all the wrong ways) it just looks like a man with long hair and lipstick.
It annoyed me as all fellow trans people they knew jumped on it, attacking this retail assistant when I think it's ridiculous. They said misgendering is hugely painful, "like being stabbed but a million times worse". Maybe I just don't understand but I just don't agree. I think an understanding needs to be had because not everyone knows what is right and wrong regarding gender and I think it represents trans in such a bad way going straight to abusive language.
I'm mixed race and have suffered quite a bit of racial abuse especially recently - it hurts but it's usually because I'm in another European country and there's a lack of understanding/education/knowledge. But I don't go off about it and jump straight to the internet to shout abusive behaviour.
Anyway, AIBU for feeling like this?
FWIW I completely understand that trans must be difficult when not being accepted into society etc. It's the abusive language and need to post it on social media I'm angry about