With the exception of the f-term (which is thankfully pretty much used exclusively for fictional characters with both parts and not real people), I don't tend to see most of those words used. You're more likely to see outdated terminology like nyu-hafu to refer to fictional trans women, which was at least coined by trans actress Rumiko Matsubara back in the 1980s and wasn't intended to be derogatory like the s-slur is (I believe it was the TERF Janice Raymond who created it? Correct me if I'm wrong).
With the exception of the f-term (which is thankfully pretty much used exclusively for fictional characters with both parts and not real people), I don't tend to see most of those words used. You're more likely to see outdated terminology like nyu-hafu to refer to fictional trans women, which was at least coined by trans actress Rumiko Matsubara back in the 1980s and wasn't intended to be derogatory like the s-slur is (I believe it was the TERF Janice Raymond who created it? Correct me if I'm wrong).