The thing about us neurodivergent people is that we’re people, which means we’re as vulnerable as any other group. Some might be more vulnerable than non-neurodivergent individuals others might be less. There is a broad spectrum of neurodivergence. I happen to be one of the less vulnerable. My autism predisposed me to questioning and trying to truly understand what I hear and why.

Your comment did rub me the wrong way because to say that we neurodivergent folk are particularly vulnerable to these sorts of things (extremism) is belittling. I know you tried to mean well but that is simply what it is. We are a broad spectrum of people. Same as you.

I don’t mean to suggest you may be trans just want to clear up one misconception. Dysphoria is not a requirement to be trans. A person can be trans with zero dysphoria. The only requirement is that you identify as a gender different from your assigned at birth one. This can be on the simple basis of it just feeling more correct for “you” as an identity.