Cause I'm Made of Sheep. Also a Maid.

But wait, there’s more!

If you want a starting place, I will once again reccomend Emma Heaney's introduction to Feminism Against Cisness, because I think it's fantastic, but you need to actually dig into the literature of both feminism generally and transfeminism specifically. You can't just read from all the people you agree with either, you need to read people you outright disagree with, like Koyama and Irigaray, people you think were partially incorrect, like Butler or Beauvoir, and people who were correct in arguments that are no longer taking up space in the discourse, like Prosser or Rubin. (obviously all of these people had a variety of worldviews and opinions, and could be switched around and still fit, these examples are illustrative)

In addition to all of that, you need to have a handle on materialism, preferably on Marxism or at least Marxian thought, and on other forms of oppression, especially racism and imperialism because holy shit some of yall are racist as shit, as well as saneism and ableism, due to its strong overlap with transphobia. This is hard, and takes real work, but transfeminism has to be placed within a larger framework of systemic oppression or it will never become force for liberation.