What trans people need to realise is that being part of the opposite sex isn’t going to make all their self esteem and depression and rejection issues disappear?
I’m a conventionally attractive heterosexual woman.
Due to location/life circumstances etc, I now am single and not in a position to meet someone “normal” easily
I’d LOVE to have a lover to get excited over, to want me.
Of course I have some options but I feel Im not attracted to them and have nothing in common with them.
So it’s celibacy for now.
Sometimes I feel sad. I feel sexually excluded and like “no one I want wants me”.
Yes, I’ll even concede that inside im a bit jealous of women in lovely relationships (Meghan I’m looking at you
)
But it doesn’t mean I am entitled to rant and rage at the kind of men I DO want and force them to have me?
Or think that if I stuffed a pair of apples up my knickers and got a buzzcut I could force attractive gay men to want me?
Not having sexual options right now isn’t a breach of my human rights
It’s just the way life circumstances are for me. I don’t complain IRL, it’s something
I might be secretly sad about but there’s more to me than sexuality.
That’s where I think (some) trans activists are coming across as entitled lunatics.
Most women don’t want
to have sex involving dominating a weird fetishy man in a dress 
Most men don’t want to go on an online date and meet someone who looked good in a cleverly lit selfie but who has a penis and a deep voice.
So transwomen are basically going to have to share the emotional and sexual experiences of real women
which include NOT getting the sexual attention they “want” and feel entitled to (which we generally tend to tolerate without whining)