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Different kinds of people end up in transphobic detrans subcultures for different reasons. Some are trans people trying not to be trans, some are detrans people looking for help who pick up transphobic views, some get into ideology to get a sense of purpose. It's complicated.
There are parallels between transphobic detrans communities and ex-gay groups but there are also differences. Both the similarities and the differences are important to note if you want to criticize and resist transphobic detrans communities and narratives effectively.
Won't disagree with any of this, but I would add that "ex gay" communities may not have been much different. What the general public remembers about ex-gays is that many prominent ones turned out to be gay, and either recanted or were found to be having gay sex on the dl.
But, that doesn't mean that every single member of the community was really gay. There were people with mental illness- OCD manifesting as intrusive fears that they were gay as one example. And, likely, people who were a little bi but able to put that part of them aside.
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