I agree, Galaxy, that GC is not even a term that we all think applies - it is foisted upon us, as with TERF, transphobic and the assumption that we don't care about transpeople. Speaking personally, I don't find the term offensive, though, as I do criticise the idea that gender is more important than sex, and I find the way that it is sneaking into the language in ways that replace the term 'sex' to be invidious - eg 'same gender attraction' which erases gay people, whose sexuality is based firmly on same-sex attraction.
I see gender-based pronouns as affectations, but can live with them if (and only if) they are not imposed on me, and if (and only if) they do not ever find their way into legal or other official records, such as government statistics or in law courts, where truth is far more important than feelings.
I think the idea that so-called 'misgendering' is heinous is self-indulgent, but again, basic manners dictate that I would always use someone's preferred form of address out of politeness in social situations.
I do compromise on these things, just as in many other areas of life. Why would anyone assume otherwise? It doesn't mean that I think for a second that TWAW, though - they are transwomen, and will never be otherwise, although they are no less worthy as a result.
Of course GC people don't agree on everything. Why would we? There is not a rule book or catechism that we all learn - we have come to our own conclusions individually, and are not sheep.