I don't want to be a woman, so I can't relate to mainstream-trans politics.

I don't have crippling-dysphoria, so I can't relate to the pain and reactivity of most transwomen.

I'm a philosophical libertarian, so the idea of mandating that transwomen be treated like ciswomen is atrocious to me.

When I interact with LGBTQ people, I feel an invisible barrier between us that I can't explain.

I want to be a shemale/ladyboy specifically, but I can't relate to non-binary people, being that they generally seem to have a lot of identity instability.

I often feel misunderstood, but I don't feel oppressed.

I find political partisanship extremely annoying, but I don't really care about politics.

I don't care what pronouns people use, unless they're being insincere (which is awkward)

All I want is to be a hot dickgirl, make pancakes every morning, blow my husband and for other people to stay in their side of the fence.

From this point forward, I think I'm going to stop trying to seek reassurance about my identity from others, because I don't think I'm going to ever get enough of it, especially in the highly specific way that I want.

But I will ask (hopefully for the last time),

Does anyone else relate to this?

Is this just hyper-individualism?