I'd go with my gut and see the type of T that fits for you ... male, female, gay, straight ... Whatever makes you most comfortable.

However, all of those things you mentioned are all things that a straight T might not understand but they would understand the underlying issues of not feeling accepted, etc.

Not going to a queer T because you are queer seems like it could be the same as someone not going to a T who had to deal with CSA if the patient wants to process their stuff in light of having to deal with CSA themselves.

But it is your therapy and you should go to whomever makes you comfortable. That's the most important part.

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