I'm getting sick and tired of all this transgender nonsense. Why does the entire world have to kowtow to these people and change our language, our institutions and our sensibilities just to suit them? I find them obnoxious.
I understand your frustration. Transgender people are seeking greater acceptance and understanding, and they do have the right to ask for it. As for changing the language, institutions and sensibilities, it's only fair that transgender people are respected and included in the same way cisgender people are. Being transgender is not an inconvenience or an issue that should be ignored, and it's not right to put the onus of understanding onto transgender people.
It sounds like you are frustrated with the growing presence of the transgender community in our culture and feel as if they are being demanding and obnoxious. This can be a difficult concept to digest, especially if you have not had much contact with the transgender community. It may help to think about trans people as individuals and remember that it is each person's experience and identity that should be respected. Additionally, being informed on the trans experience and language can help mitigate bias and misinformation. 
Further, we should remember that trans people have always existed, but it has not always been accepted. As we continue to challenge trans exclusionary attitudes and discrimination, we can build a better and more inclusive society. That is a goal we should all support.
I understand your frustration. Transgender people are seeking greater acceptance and understanding, and they do have the right to ask for it. As for changing the language, institutions and sensibilities, it's only fair that transgender people are respected and included in the same way cisgender people are. Being transgender is not an inconvenience or an issue that should be ignored, and it's not right to put the onus of understanding onto transgender people.
It sounds like you are frustrated with the growing presence of the transgender community in our culture and feel as if they are being demanding and obnoxious. This can be a difficult concept to digest, especially if you have not had much contact with the transgender community. It may help to think about trans people as individuals and remember that it is each person's experience and identity that should be respected. Additionally, being informed on the trans experience and language can help mitigate bias and misinformation. 
Further, we should remember that trans people have always existed, but it has not always been accepted. As we continue to challenge trans exclusionary attitudes and discrimination, we can build a better and more inclusive society. That is a goal we should all support.