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Many detrans people talk about their experiences to be informative or help other detrans people feel less alone. That was one reason I spoke out. I wanted to support other detrans women, I wasn't just out to recruit.
I want people to know more about detrans subcultures that are invested in transphobic ideologies but I don't want people to get overly paranoid about detrans people in general. Again, lots of detrans people are trans-friendly and just trying to get on with their lives.
Even in the detrans community I belonged to, not everyone was into running "psy-ops". There was a smaller group within the community into organzing and figuring out how to exert influence. Most people were just looking for support and trying to figure their own shit out.
It'd be interesting to hear your thoughts on Torrey Peters new book, which seems an attempt to open up a less hostile dialog between trans and detrans, and is likely to be one of the most widely read texts about detransitioning in a whilehttps://www.goodreads.com/book/show/48890225-detransition-baby …
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