Someone here was mentioning that there aren't a lot of posts any more. I can think of a number of reasons, but I won't bore you with my (fallible) opinions.
But I've realized one reason I seldom post here: being trans is no longer an issue for me. I just live my life, and while being trans is still a part of me, it's just a fact, like my shoe size. Not that I don't have issues, I have plenty, but they aren't connected with my being trans.
So I don't really have much to say any more, at least not much about the experience of being trans. (I have a lot to say about the recent transphobic efforts of certain overly influential political groups, but that wouldn't belong here, and I think I'd feel the same thing even if I were cis.)
I realize that this is in part (maybe large part) because I have a lot of privilege compared with most trans people out there, especially those in less trans-friendly parts of the USA (and the world) than where I live. I have never gotten any grief for presenting as a woman, my job was never in danger due to my being trans (of course, I'm retired now, so it's not an issue any more anyway), and I'm comfortably well-off. Would that many of my trans siblings were doing even half as well as I.
P.S.: I have to tell a funny story. I always assume people can tell, but last May, I got a mammogram, and the X-ray tech was asking me various questions, and then she asked: "when was your first period?" My jaw dropped -- she evidently had not twigged that I am not a cis woman. So maybe not all people can tell?