A transman is a woman who eschews femininity, societal notions of what it is to be female. They do embrace masculinity, the societal notions of what it is to be male
A transwoman eschews masculinity, societal notions of what it is to be male. They do embrace femininity, the societal notions of what it is to be female
Neither use hypersexualised clothing, make up etc to 'live' that message.
So many things wrong with this!
Many, if not most, transmen refuse to accept they are still women, to the point that language has had to be changed to accommodate their demands. Look at the furore that surrounded J K Rowling for stating only women have periods. Look at the wording on the packaging on most sanitary protection these days. See how language in medical settings has been changed to things like "people with a cervix" rather than "woman", which puts at risk the health - even the lives - of women with additional learning needs or women for whom English is not a first language, if they do not realise that "person with a cervix" applies to them and therefore they do not take up appointments for cervical smears. Look at the lawsuits demanding transmen who give birth be named as the father on the baby's birth certificate, not the mother.
Similarly, most transwomen do not accept they are male despite the fact the vast majority (in the region of 85%) retain their male genitalia. Hence the incessant demands to access women's single-sex spaces, at the expense of many sexual abuse survivors, women of certain faiths, otherwise vulnerable women and girls who can now not use those spaces. Hence the situation where rape crisis centres have male CEOs, NHS staff gaslight a confused elderly woman into believing her ward is single sex when she can see with her own eyes the male bodied person in the bed opposite, women's prisons giving out contraceptives because male-bodied inmates are housed with women at their request and promptly rape them.
And if you believe transwomen do not wear hypersexualised clothing, you haven't been paying attention. I won't say more, other than perhaps take a look on the Transwidows threads for descriptions of what a certain subset of transwomen like to wear.
Transpeople are, with a few exceptions, the walking embodiment of sex stereotypes: I wear a dress and heels, therefore I am a woman.