The word "demons" itself is trans-gender related isn't it?

and also actually sounds as if it's roots have modern influence:

"D- Mons" like some kind of football "cheering" chant-

Is it D-Mans or D- "mons"? The mons area being indigenous to the female genitalia?

The word itself seems based on defending or denying the metaphorical cup- whether one is the cup or partakes of it- it's Biblical equivalent is called "the tree of life", pilgrims.

At any rate I think transgenders deal with a lot of "demons" both human and spiritual.
Maybe you will gain strength against it in the long run and be better off, or maybe they will overtake you and hide in the shadows until you mind becomes afraid enough in the next life, t surface and torment you again.

I have demons too- private one's I mean apart from these we face as a community- I hear voices, especially at home- voices of my parents and sister and ex, and they bother me, quite a bit, even while I've kept another type of relationship with them going- After awhile, it's harder to separate the two- the "real" relationship seems more the lie- because it's not just my imagination otherwise.

- I wish I didn't but there they are. I believe they are confused as to my own future, which I can't help believe I may be more in touch with than they.

If the tables ever turn in any sense, lets hope they crush a few demons under them, shall we?
It is demons who are behind the hate we experience so often.

Dealing with them is an unfortunate necessity for TG people I think.