@TheSubliminalKid,
It seems to me that what is important is how people relate to, care for and respect other people. We are all human beings. None of us are perfect. All of us have to work to understand each other and to be patient. We all need to work through our human emotions and ideas and values and everything else. This is true whether no matter what your gender is.
My nephew came to me and told me what was important to him. He did this clearly, saying that he needed people to accept him for who he was. He let us express our emotions (I was almost completely supportive from the beginning, not everyone in my extended family were) and he tool responsibility for his own emotions. I talked a lot to my brother about feelings and values and what was important.
I don't know you, nor do I have any relationship with you except as a bunch of posts under an avatar. I certainly will respect your pronouns, and I don't think I have said anything against you personally... all I am doing is relating my personal experience with someone that I know and care about.
You seem to be turning your own thread about "transgender positivity" into political attacks. I don't think this is the best approach to take.
My nephew asks for respect, and he gives respect. After all, it is really about being decent to human beings I care about.
