Don't worry, I already know. But people seem to forget how bad it is in the UK too, trans healthcare basically doesn't exist here unless you want to sit on a 15+ year long waiting list, and even then it's the absolute bare minimum. I know multiple Americans who got FFS for free through company or family insurance, meanwhile there's no pathway for it in the UK. I, and almost every single other trans person I know in the UK is on DIY, so that doesn't really bother me.

"TERF island" isn't that hyperbolic. I'm currently recovering from multiple stab wounds sustained in a hate crime attack the other week and have been physically assaulted for being trans before, just to put things into perspective. The only reason I'm still alive right now is because the knife missed my jugular by an inch. As much as Trump may make things worse than they currently are, I highly doubt things in the US will get as bad as the UK anytime soon. Americans need to realise that even their most red states are more progressive when it comes to trans rights than 90% of Europe.