This is an observation I've come to after watching Norah Vincent's "Self-Made Man" in which a lesbian Feminist goes undercover as an average dude and was completely appalled and aghast at how men are treated in ways she couldn't conceive of socially, even coming back and saying being a woman is a privilege in some ways.

Overwhelming there are hardly any queer, trans, gay etc. "effete" males whom are red-pilled thinkers, intellectuals, nor authors who understand things such as the gynocentrism/male disposability dynamic and what not.. I think it's interesting because I've always thought "male-to-female" (who can actually pass off pretty well) and queer non-gender conforming males would understand the differences in treatment between men and women in society and relate a bit to low-tier "beta males". So not only would gay men understand better what it means to walk into a bar/club and be goggled by men he doesn't find attractive (so a better perspective of what it's to be a woman), but also issues men face.

I've actually heard more stories in articles about women coming out saying what it's like to appear as a man.

Where are all the red-pilled queer men?