I haven't really meant a lot of trans people in my days, ten years of owning a salon and never once did anyone come in appearing to be trans. There was a college guy who lived around the corner whose friends dared him to dress like a woman and walk to the store once but apparently he liked dares because they also dared to him to walk to the store in only his bathrobe once...of course to the delight of my patron and I who were up in the window basking in his willingness to stop and give a full three hundred and sixty degree turn around, he was a hottie. Couple of women with butch cuts but if they were trans they hid it quite well. I've found gay women are more susceptible to staying closeted while gay men are more open. Trans people, the only couple I've met in my life seemed more emotionally guarded about displaying themselves openly, sort of a look I am trans you don't like I don't know what else you expect me to say about it other then how I am not afraid of being openly displayed about it. One of them was a sex worker who made claims he took care of one of the local weathermen. I never believed him until many years later it came out that weatherman was gay. He must have gotten off having anal sex with a man dressed like a woman or them giving him head, I didn't care to get into the details at the time but after it became public knowledge he was gay and knowing that tidbit was true watching the weather report was never the same again. Places like California where the display and acceptance of the abc crowd has been going on for years the rest of us are stilling struggling with the difference between comedy and reality. Makes it rough for your first inclination not to want to laugh.