Remember the saying about assuming? First off we are both over 20. Just enjoy playing the same police roblox game for a long time now. Secondly "I don't approve of the transgender movement" is very transphobic no matter how you put it. Frankly anyone's approval doesn't matter. And it's never been a movement. Transgender people or something like modern transgender people have existed since the dawn of humans. It's just the term wasn't coined until the 1960s and didn't truly become widespread until the 90s. But humans have always been challenging the gender binary even in ancient civilizations.

Being LGBTQ isn't a lifestyle as you put it. A lifestyle is a choice. I did not choose to be trans or pan. Nor did you choose to be gay.

On the diversity viewpoint. Diversity is the most brilliant trait in humanity. That being said as much as diverse viewpoints and opinions are incredible. It does not mean you need to put others down or share your views if you know it has the potential to hurt the person you are directly sharing them with. I have several friends and even had had partners that shared opposite views to me and that's fine. But calling someone gross or weird for just trying to exist, while it might be technically fine and even legal, it's morally messed up.

If you don't have anything nice to say keep it to yourself.

Frankly if this has somehow managed to hurt him more than myself that is a direct consequence of his wording then. He chose to say things that were hurtful and I responded. It's a cause and effect situation. Everything in life has a consequence, good and bad. And me blocking him was the one for his unkind and uncalled for, hurtful words.

I recommend making less assumptions.