I love how you neatly sidestepped your false assumption that I was a "late transitioner". You're telling off people for making assumptions, when you seem to be always making them yourself. Pot meet kettle is an appropriate phrase here, I think.

"I was 18 when I first sought out treatment, but was in my late 20's before I was finally prescribed testosterone blockers, and an adequate oestrogen dose." Was where I took it from.

There's no need to "prove" something which is common knowledge.

If it's common knowledge, then it's provable. If it's provable, it's not necessarily common knowledge.

You having bad personal experiences with trans people doesn't constitute "proof" that most of them are like those you've had negative experiences with, but still, you hold that opinion anyway.

From a probability standpoint, my own tolerance for bad experiences is a personal one, which isn't a global truth, but enough for me to know that hte probability is there that I'll run into shitty trans people, so I won't try anymore.

As Ive said before, nobody would feel the need to be "stealth" if these views were not commonplace, and not just in relation to unpassable fetishists.

Again with disregarding the 3rd variable. Many trans people whom I know are stealth because the point of being a trans woman is to be a woman for us. I know you have a problem with stealth and gender in general, but you're also a depressive anti-social mess with an inferiority complex that's been transitioning for more than a decade, so it's hard for me to care about your input on the subject of dating.