You know what, I think I hate detransitioners just as much as transitioners. Specifically the female ones. They still have the "trans" mindset despite detransitioning, this entitled, self-absorbed need to feel included in everything that they do. Women are often very selective with the other women they choose to associate with friend-wise unless they're stupid, for example I would never be friends with a woman who had a tranny voice despite finally growing into her femininity. I wouldn't be friends with someone who mutilated their body. You can't have kids, by choice, and you sliced your tits off, by choice. What could we possibly have in common? Like a lot of these detransitioned former FtM's think women should all be friends simply because we share genitalia. No. And then they get upset with other women for not wanting to associate with a gender mutant.
These people are like fucking lepers. You're physically ugly, mentally broken, socially outcast and spiritually cut off for rejecting what God made you. No man wants to fuck a biological woman with a T-voice and terminal body hair, nor would he want to bear children with a woman that has no tits. And that's assuming he could ever get past the fact that you used to be so mentally ill you LARPed as a (chubby) man. Realizing they did this to themselves is not a sufficient enough punishment. Of course some women who detransitioned can still "pass" as the gender they always were, but that's the thing. You have to relearn the behavior that comes naturally to every woman... because you wasted your life in a fantasy land pretending you're anything but.
I truly do not feel sorry for them. Maybe only a little, if they trans'd at a young age, but honestly if the lesson you learned since your teens was that running from life is totally okay and have had everyone enable you since then, you just won't get far as an adult and are a liability to my own life as a person. Self-preservation at that point. I will never trust your judgement even if you eventually learned it wasn't the right decision in the end. It's like learning someone used to be a crack addict - you'll always have the mindset of an addict no matter how sober you are.