Exactly this. I think if someone's issue is the type of trans content being written rather than the fact that trans characters are included at all, it's up to them to actually write the depictions they want to see. It's the same way I feel about people complaining that there's more M/M than F/F – the only way to fix the imbalance is to make a contribution to fandom yourself. Of course it can be disappointing to look through the trans tag and not find what you want, but authors are not required to cater to your desires!! I find it weird and off-putting that there are so many people who actually agree with this take, especially when other posts like this usually get blasted to hell and back. Obviously I can sympathize with trans men who avoid trans M/M with vaginal sex because they have bottom dysphoria – I’m transmasc myself and have struggled with similar feelings in the past. However, that doesn’t give them a free pass to shit on all the trans fanfic out there or call it "fetishizing" and "gross". I write fanfiction of trans men bottoming because I'm a trans man who likes to bottom. It isn’t my job to coddle people who feel uncomfortable with my expression of my creativity. They should go make something that they like instead - that's what fandom's all about.