My idea for this was to present both arguments of the debate as neutrally as possible (regardless of which is backed up by science/proof) as a kind of starting point for people new to the debate to get a quick overview, and then hopefully do their own research on what is true and then decide what they believe from there. Obviously I personally don't believe in the TRA viewpoint (facts, etc), but it's what I see them saying whenever they're challenged, so I put it in. I didn't really want to come across as "this is TERF propoganda!" too since that also pushes people away.

I wanted to post this on GCdebatesQT actually, but the sub is temporarily closed (it would probably be a better fit there and be open to more opposing view points that could clarify whether this was truly neutral information or biased).

I'm also a bit unsure what you mean by being able to opt out of heterosexuality... Wasn't that the whole point of the LGB? You can't choose your orientation. There might be people who were born lesbian or bi but never embraced it until much later in their lives, it doesn't mean they changed sexual orientation. That implies a choice and is what the LGB is fighting against.

Edit: I just realized "compulsory heterosexual" was that thing where women are expected to grow up, get married, and have kids... for me it still means they were always lesbian or bi, but had to "fake straight" to get through society I guess, as unfortunate as that is