What I was trying to explain earlier is that labeling people as "T" -- and then using that to discount them -- over-simplifies the situation and brings a prejudicial prism to the argument.
Also...
... the idea of transition was originally solely meant for DSD and severely dysphoric patients (who also often had some level of DSD (previously known as intersex) and was rigidly monitored and regulated by medical professionals and backed by strict legal procedures for governmental acceptance.
But that all changed with...
... the transgender movement, which was created by a transvestite in order to be able to use hormones and transition. The transgender movement was used to undermine regulation, safeguards, and to demand legal acceptance of essentially "anything goes."
That's why many transsexuals feel the transgender movement is anarchist and has undermined the very idea that DSD and dysphoria can be dealt with as medical issues and instead has brought the problem into the realm of "lifestyle," which can have no true validity in greater society.
Personally, I couldn't care less what a person does to their own body (if they wish to be dependent on external hormones and / or have surgeries, sobeit)...
... but...
... I do believe the scientific / medical community has in fact enabled transgenderism because of the industries (money) that have sprung up around transition...
... and that they (medical establishment) has refused -- probably because of the money -- to look hard at the reasons record numbers of young people are moving toward transgenderism. There certainly is a phenomena at play and the actual science behind it is ridiculously light and veers toward propaganda more than science. IMO the medical establishment has -- yet again -- left the people truly suffering with dysphoria our to dry... and done it for 30 pieces of silver.
Also, I think there are certainly "players" who wish to sow as much confusion in our society -- and children -- as possible. It's hard to make sense of the world if you can't even make sense of yourself. Yes, I know these "players" well.
Again, I detest radicalism and see quite a bit of it in the "transgender" community, but...
... these are just people... who have rights and an expectation of the same respect we ask for ourselves...
... and if being confused or misguided is a crime (as some of them are, but not all)...
... then we're all guilty at some point in our lives.