Everything you have can be taken from you. Whether it's your health, your sanity, your wealth, your country, your loved ones... There's nothing that cannot be taken away by circumstance. Including cultural values and trends... and even human progress.
I don't think this gender revolution as they call it will get much further in most places (the political pendulum seems on the verge of swinging back at this point, also). It isn't a mainstream phenomenon, even if there's some degree of recognition of it there. It's confined mainly to LGBT circles and experiences even if it does find itself being discussed by politicians and stuck on magazine covers. But trans individuals have been around for a lot longer than this gender revolution thing and will continue to be around as long as there are people.
There are major problems facing the human race (that will almost certainly erupt in the next 25-40 years) that will put things like gender equality and LGBT rights to the bottom of the list. The collapse of fiat currency, mass migration and associated tensions, political/religious conflict and upheaval, increasing environmental degradation etc. will all cause issues of the more pressing kind that will reach down to the level of what the average person on the street sees as important. In a major human crisis scenario gender roles will more than likely revert back to the traditional "patriarchal" and politics to the dictatorial.
We've effectively been able to bring trans issues and LGBT rights to the table because we've been able to "afford" to, in the last few years... but behind the scenes the system is bankrupt, the problems are racking up and the freedoms we currently enjoy have numbered days, I expect.
I'd like to be pleasantly surprised, but at the end of the day I've read too many books on human nature and observed it at work to put any money on it.
