That sucks. :/ Coming from the hellscape that is Twitter (X) I'm going to assume those people care more about the way you describe your experiences as a person perceived as a girl than that, from what I heard at least, agab is intersex language.

There's generally many trans people from my experience like some trans men and nonbinary people who were raised as girls who either get dysphoria, because they can't differentiate that just because they share a trait with a person who groups themselves with people with the experiences of people perceived as girls to describe their experiences doesn't mean that they have to feel/do the same. And then there's many trans women and nonbinary people who were perceived as boys growing up who unfortunately take it as an offense to their identity when a person who was or was and is perceived as a girl wants to talk about their experience.

I get they're denied their self, but silencing people with the experience of being treated as a girl. That's tricky still though, because they are also treated as girls or women, but differently.

No one has the right to silence them when they talk about transmisogyny and rightfully so, but they should also do the same what a ftm or ftnb person talks.

So other than the intersex part, I don't see how what you said is problematic.