I want to rant about the problem of people thinking that because a binary trans person wants to be referred to as the gender they are, they should be treated exactly like a cisgender man/woman.
Like
"well if you want to be a man now, I won't acknowledge that you have experienced mysogyny before" kind of treatment.
Some trans men still experience misogyny on the daily even years after their transition if they don't pass or if they're open about their transess, just because you see this man as a man does not mean everyone does. Your viewpoint isn't the only existing one.
If you "look like a woman", have the mannerisms "of a woman", have the sex "of a woman", if you have the body "of a woman", misogynistic people aren't going to treat you like a man because you're actually a man, they're going to treat you like a woman because they will see you as one even though you're not.
A lot of people say that trans men don't experience misogyny at all, and that's also harmful.
Because they say it's because they are seen as men by the general public, that is inherently excluding any trans men who are currently closeted, not passing, intentionally feminine presenting, not legally considered men, etc.
If we take away the exclusion factor, the only reason that a trans man would not experience misogyny is if people think that he's a cisgender man.
So inherently,
trans men do experience misogyny, but if they are always seen as a cisgender man, they don't because people don't see them as a trans man anymore. That is a very fragile version of "acceptance".
It's the same as if you are extremely masculine presenting woman, and you're seen as a cisgender man. There is a possibility that you do not experience any misogyny (unless people find out that you're a woman).
They are literally proving that trans men inherently experience misogyny, but they say that they don't because "all trans men are passing and trans men don't experience misogyny because people see them as cisgender"
That doesn't acknowledge that not every trans man is seen as cisgender or even as a man and it doesn't acknowledge the trans man's experience before transitioning.
Trans men only get the amount of respect of a man when people don't know that they are trans, that's not acceptance of trans men as men, that is taking away the trans aspect of their identity because you feel like that's the only way you could see them as what they are.