Is it normal that i'm transgender, yet don't accept all trans people?

Here's a comparison: "Is it normal that I'm a writer, yet don't accept all other writers?"

The answer is more apparent. Being a writer, or a trans person in your case, simply means being part of a group with a few notable things in common.

You're still just people, which means that it's normal to have different beliefs, ways of life, and feelings. You sound down to earth and pretty sensible, which is refreshing.

I feel like a lot of them do it because of some sexual perversion as you say (see: the ones in porn and those who roleplay the opposite sex online, transvestites, etc.), a lot of them are just mentally ill in one way or another, and a small percentage actually do have a stable mind that is more fitting of the opposite sex. I am any one of those btw, partly fetish, partly mental illness, partly more fitting the opposite sex. I don't understand the need for your body to match that superficially, but you all are free to do whatever you want with yourself. There are cringey and awful people in every group, you recognize that and are one of the more self-aware, so you're good

Not another one.

I have found some of the least accepting people in this world are members of the LGBTQ, etc., community. For a group who demands equal rights, acceptance and fairness.

This is right on par with that thinking. We are not a good community of practicing what we preach.

We tend to hold our peers to the highest standards.
In our case, it is other TG that we hold to some sort of standard.

So yeah, it is easy to look at a lot of other TG and think, "What the hell are they doing?" I do that but figure it is not my life.

Most of the ones I have seen but did not know are usually just trying to go about their day like anyone else.

Most of them are fucking obnoxious about it.

I totally get you. There are legit trans people, it's a real thing, but in the last few years, it's become a fad.
You're lucky because in a few years when the fad dies down, you will be living happily and authenically. Meanwhile,all the posers and attention-seekers will be freaking out that they irreparably altered their bodies.

I guess I've been a little transphobic simply because I don't understand it. I feel like I'm becoming more accepting though when people like you are really just open and honest about how you feel instead of demanding I believe or behave a certain way towards them. I know this is not the most coherent of posts, I'm just very confused on the matter.

Thanks for all the nice comments. I thought for sure I would be bashed purely because I admitted to being trans, but it seems people are much less hateful than I thought. I live in a fairly racist and homophobic area, so I guess I'm somewhat used to that type of response instead ^^"

Whoa youngling first off being trans doesn't affect ones sexual orientation. Hormones can alter it but its not likely. It's usually just a more solid mental accepting of your orientation. And hormones change a shit ton. They all but change your genitals and chromosomes, have you even looked into what they do at what time lines? Fucking kids.. Hormones are one of the essences of life. The rest I can understand. Some trans people are toxicity. Personally im proud to be trans. Do I wish I wasn't and that I was born properly? Of course but I'm not and I accept it and I'm proud of it.ypull get older sone day kid and understsnd. And not even alot will be needed hell I'm only 21, alot changes especially mentally in the years ahead of you especislly woth a second puberty on your way. Be ready for weird changes. For example I actually sweat now. It was like my go And were on low setting before but now is on normal for the average person.

Depends.

Welcome to the real world, it’s tough and full of emotions that don’t help