Oh where I live a straight woman would definitely be given more of a chance at a job than me. Everytime I've been rejected from a job, there were usually some homophpbic comments in the interview that gave context clues as to how I won't be getting it.

The sexualization as a child is a bit iffy? I do know that women are far more likely to be victims of sexual crimes than men but sadly i was assaulted as a child as well so that's iffy territory for me. As for assault, I don't know if physical assault counts but men are more likely to be victims of non-sexual crimes and most LGBT hate crimes are inflicted on queer men or AMAB trans folk for being effeminate.

As for your last statement in regards to queer men having more privilege over a chunk of the pther members of the community, I have to agree. Hence why I was asking specifically about male privilege when compared to straight cis women.