>>5071
I think it's something in that vein, but it's nothing so sophisticated that they actually consider it an existential crisis or shit.
There are just a lot of people who get really weird and confrontational when they encounter someone with completely different values and lifestyle than them. Like, they are just so accustomed to everyone in their daily life agreeing with them on certain things, or at least not being openly disagreeable. Sure, they know people disagree about politics. But when someone disagrees about gender roles, it's just, "What? That does not process. That is not even in the realm of the possible."
And, like, as trannies, we mostly don't give a shit if people live different lives than us. We know we're outside the "norm". So it's hard for us to understand this kind of reaction. But it's an extremely visceral, deep-seated reaction.
I've seen it argued that it comes from the psychological concept of "disgust", as in the defensive reaction we have that's supposed to protect us from eating moldy bread or touching leper's open sores. There's a saying "the farmer doesn't eat what he doesn't know." They don't know trannies are in the realm of the human experience, and so the reaction is like encountering uncanny-valley (not even strictly as a "hon vs passoid" thing, they find the passoid equally revolting when confronted with the reality of it, it just flies under the radar more).