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Now I look back on a lot of things I used to think and they seem so unreasonable because of how little evidence there was to back it up. But when I look at what I got from believing and saying what I did it starts making more sense.
Eventually, I want to write a piece about how the detrans women's community got started because I did play a big role in the beginning and knew a lot of important figures. It's pretty surreal looking back on that time of my life now. I'm still making sense of it.
My biggest fear is getting too deep in the rabbit hole of rad fem ideology through spaces like r/detrans. I'm disgusted but I'm craving connection and I don't know how to navigate through such spaces without getting sucked in. I hope you have advices. 
I wish I knew what to tell you. Maybe make sure to expose yourself to other perspectives, including from trans and trans-friendly sources? I'm really sorry there aren't more non-transphobic detrans resources out there.
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