Watson

In my twenties, I dated a guy, before working out that no, really, I'm a lesbian, like I always secretly knew, but didn't feel comfortable telling the world, and wasn't expected of me. That doesn't make me any less of a lesbian. Why would it?

Of course, some people are innately more fluid, which is also fine. Something tells me he isn't fluid and projecting that onto others, though, so much as just making things up to try to rouse hate in people.

In my experience, it's only staunchly cishet people who have a vested interest in trying to "disprove" that gender and sexuality, and therefore LGBT people, exist. "But I don't have a sexuality! I'm straight!" I bet he "doesn't have an accent" either.

The sad truth is that, much like "ex-gay" people, detransitioned people are far less likely to have discovered they're actually cishet and far more likely to be suppressing who they are again, in order to appease other people.

In my experience, LGBT people don't hate them so much as pity them, even as bigots hold them up as examples of how "it's a choice" when it totally isn't.

I don't know, maybe some people should stick to writing sitcoms.

This also glosses over the existence of retransitioners, much like homophobes gloss over the existence of ex-ex-gay people. No, wait, it's *exactly* like that.

This is, of course, all blindingly obvious. But that’s the point, isn't it?