That Tweet convo BuzzShitbagBobbly!
How self-degrading! 
Furry: "Happy International Women's Day to women and cis women"
Actual woman: "Thanks for including us!"
Furry: "Always! cis women are women."
Her latest blog post is really sad:
"ON BEING SURROUNDED AND FEELING ALONE"
www.amandajetteknox.com/blog/surroundedandalone
Snippets:
. . .
"Last night, I paused a show in the middle of an action scene, turned to my wife and said, “You know what? I’ve never had more people around me, and yet I’ve never felt more alone in my life.”
I started crying. “I’m sorry,” I said, as she wrapped her arms around me. “It’s so stupid. I’m sorry.”
“It’s okay,” she said. “I know, honey. It’s going to be okay.”
. . .
"“You know,” she said to me, as we were driving home on this unseasonably warm winter day. “You don’t have to do this work, babe. You’ve done a lot already. You can stop anytime.”
“I know,” I said. I think about it every time things get hard. I could just delete all my social media and walk away. I could choose to write fiction, or magazine articles on organization and the latest footwear trends. I could start a dog rescue or become a gardener. I could paint – I love to paint.
“But here’s the thing,” I said to my wife as we drove by snowy fields. “I hate how lonely it feels sometimes, but I love what I do. And I want to believe that it matters.”
. . .
(It ends . . .)
"I need to start celebrating my own successes. I want to feel the excitement. I haven’t been letting myself get happy about these big accomplishments – the ones that far exceed any dreams or expectations I’ve had of myself – because I know that somewhere out there, there are people who resent those accomplishments. How unfair of me to rob myself of that. I won’t do it any longer.
It’s time for me to shine again. I deserve this joy. I deserve happiness. And I don’t need to feel alone, because there are plenty of people who might not fully understand what I’m going through, but are waiting with tape and glitter glue and hugs, ready to help heal a broken heart.
. . .
I have cherry-picked so it is not that obvious what it is that she has found isolating and upsetting. I just got the feeling reading the whole thing that she is not living her own life, knows it but can't deal with it.
Like any story, real or fiction, once it is out there it becomes what readers make of it, so maybe that reading says more about me than about the author. I had quite a long relationship in the past with a man who, I realised eventually, was a compulsive liar - seriously so, pathological, about the biggest and the smallest things, constantly. It really does your head in and there were things in that article that resonated.
I hope that if she ever feels able to seek support for herself, rather than support for her to support others, that she finds the Trans Widows Support Thread.