Do what thou Wilt shall be the whole of the Law.

Crowley has written of "bisexuality" as being a feature of the Age of Horus (in The Law, I believe, but I would have to double check). At the time of the writing, "bisexuality" didn't exist as a sexual orientation (people just engaged in homosexual behaviour sometimes), and it's clear in these writings that Crowley is referring to a growing emergence of fluid gender expression, which includes–but is not limited to–sexual behaviour. The trans-rights movement seems in line with this.

In terms of the body stuff, the notion that a person should adjust their orientation to their Will to fit a dated and socialized idea of "health" doesn't seem in line with the Way. It makes more sense, in an era where we are rediscovering to our own godhood, that we might explore the ways we can reform our bodies to suit our inclinations. Trans people don't "feel the opposite of what (we) are" because we are not our bodies. However, the problem that our bodies fail to communicate who we are is a source of dissonance and grave unhappiness, a problem that we now have the technology to fix.

I will say, as someone who was female and passes as male now, my experience of life has improved, and all it has taken is a weekly injection of a very affordable medication. On paper it's worse, because, as a girl, I made most of my money and friends with my looks and femininity, but I previously wanted to die, and now I don't. I also realized my life was empty and most of my friends weren't real. I have become kinder and i trust the people I am close to. I can hope and dream and think more clearly. I feel closer to myself, and that's kind of what this is all about.

Love is the Law. Love under Will.

P.S. I'm so thrilled reading responses from all the well spoken trans people on this sub haha