I hated Brexit when it happened and I hate it still. I knew exactly what would happen to the UK the moment it was brought to my attention, and couldn't believe it even managed to pass.
I forgot how easy it is to rile up people for a cause they're ignorant on by simply lying to their faces. It's much easier to shout along with some fucking twat screaming about how "immigrants are bad!" than it is to sit down and actually read anything established economists are publishing about the matter.
It was a complete waste of time the moment the notion was even brought up, and the regret was inevitable.
I feel like this anger towards trans-lesbians is a spiralling problem caused by a minority of both groups acting out.
I had two trans-lesbian friends who grew increasingly aggressive and abusive towards me when they discovered I wasn't attracted to them physically or romantically, despite me never claiming to be bi or lesbian in any capacity. It got to the point where I developed a fear towards them that I would liken to that of a fear of an aggressive, sexually frustrated man. I cut them off before it escalated to something more intimately violent.
I don't hate trans-women or trans-lesbians because of it, but that's because I viewed this behaviour as their own and not as a collective trait. It would be incredibly easy for me to just say all trans-lesbians are like that, and therefore I should exclude them from my life. But my experience is not unique, considering the growing disrest in the lesbian community.