I want to reiterate that terms like "TME/TMA" are not descriptors of AGAB either. I am an intersex, binary abolitionist, who at the very least understands that "biological sex" is not binary. Therefore there is no binary directive for someone being TME/TMA. Experiencing transmisogyny is due to a combined amount of variables and again, no two people are alike. These terms may feel upsetting if you feel as though your struggles as a trans/queer person are being overlooked when folks talk about transmisogyny, but I promise, when trans women and transfems use these terms it is because they are expressing a difference in experience-- which you may or may not relate to! You may feel you relate sometimes and sometimes not! It's definitely not as black and white as you think, and it is not a method of exclusion. I'd say most trans people, especially intersex people, and even detransitioned people, will experience some kind of transmisogyny, whether it is only in specific instances or if it is a constant factor in daily life. If anything this should be driving you to collaborate and END transmisogyny. Plus, if you feel that you aren't experiencing transmisogyny let that POWER you to aid your trans peers who do- because in the end it affects everyone. The enemy is transmisogyny, transphobia, intersexism, etc.