It wasn't one single thing for me, more a collection of things.
But it was mainly the guides, furthered by McKinnon, twitter bannings and police involvement in misgendering etc.
The whole think is a mess and it's making me wonder what world my daughter will inherit from the so called adults.
Lately the rape shelter being defunded by someone with an agenda. The idiot suing because someone called him sir. McKinnon going after Sharon Davies and Martina Navratilova.
In my view thee are 3 distinct groups in the trans umbrella, people with dysphoria, fetishists, bandwagon jumpers.
Dysphoria sufferers, to don't see them much, they're busy trying their best to ease symptoms and 'fit in' for lack of better term.
Fetishists.. those that mistake arousal for dysphoria.. usually companies by posing as over the top 'women' in heels and skirts and such. Realising your trans at 61 at a party... Yeah kay then..
Band waggoners.. young, shout alot, threaten, want attention etc etc. Not much different to any other fashionable movement of years passed. Once they hit 30 they'll be bankers and solicitors and will cringe when they look back.
My point is I was drawn in by the shouting and ridiculous behaviour of the fetishists and the threats and doxxing behaviour of the waggoners but also by the empathy and honesty of the truly dysphoric who seem to have the smallest voice when it's those the others impact most..
Hope that makes sense..