Being an unattractive woman, doesn't make you a man. Throughout this whole discussion all you've done is say that historical figures who didn't conform to stereotypes had the gender identity of the opposite sex. Not a very progressive view as that seems rather sexist. There's no 'trans' without stereotypes to measure people against.
Oh do stop inventing more stuff. I've posted the links to the academics writing about it. The concepts of gender identity and trans people has been around for centuries in many countries and cultures. The point being made is that academics are looking to see how far back and to what extent it has existed.
Chopin who many already considered from reading his letters to friends was same sex attracted. Poland would have been a bad place to be at that time for a gay man. We know that Tchaikovsky was gay but obviously needed to have been very private about it. We music lovers will continue to listen to Chopin as we listen to Tchaikovsky.
You try hard to make much out of nothing.
I have a sex identity, a gender identity, and yet another for sexuality. I'm a female, a gay woman. You haven't figured out who you are; that's not everyone else's problem.
