Indeed.
There is a huge amount of money, and a LOT of long-game organisation involved in this, and that hasn't come from the less-than-1% who are uncomfortable with their birth sex. Someone is orchestrating and controlling this and it won't be for the benefit of the general population.
I worked in a hospital and met a number of transexual (NOT "transgender") people (all men who wanted to present as women).. They knew which sex they were, and that that wouldn't change; they knew that the way they felt was "in their heads"; all they wanted was to be able to be comfortable in their own bodies - and that's what we helped them to achieve.
Sadly, these people will be among the ones who are hurt when the backlash occurs, because they will be tarred with the same brush as the TRAs who insist that they have "changed sex" because they have put on a dress/ done something stereotypically associated with the opposite sex. (And some of them don't even do that - they just make a "declaration").
What is happening now is not dysphoria - it is "kink" and it is dangerous. There is no "cat" gender, or "fae" gender or "furry" gender or any other - there are TWO sexes. "Gender" is how society expects people of either sex to present to the world. Gender is stereotypes.
By all means, break those stereotypes - that can do nothing but good - but don't tell yourself that because you are a man and wear a hair slide, or a woman and have a heavy moustache, that you have changed sex, because you haven't.
And just leave children out of this whole controversy. They are not mentally or emotionally mature to understand any of this. If your daughter wants to have a tool set, let her; if your son wants to wear a skirt, let him. But don't tell either of them that they are in the wrong body.