Bitcoin high fees and network congestions have been one of the menace that have plagued this industry for a while now, and each time the network get congested resulting into high fees in the bitcoin network, it always leave a bitter experience for most active bitcoin users like in a situation were you are in dear need of your bitcoin and no matter how small the amount of bitcoin you want to send you get charged a high fees which is something that not many will be cool with me, although the network may get to a cleaner stage where no much attacks that could trigger any more of such network bad experience.

I think everyone will be annoyed by it especially the very expensive cost of the amount of money we send in small amounts, but that is also not a reason why people should complain about it because there are many other crypto options to be transacted at a cheaper cost and there is no congestion. This kind of thing is also experienced on ethereum where transaction fees are quite expensive and there is often congestion but after many L2 networks now the Ethereum network is not experiencing congestion. that's why there are many choices now to avoid it.

It is indeed irritating not sometimes but always to be caught in high fees when making a Bitcoin transactions. Using altcoin is good But then if our holdings is in Bitcoin and is in our custodial wallet and it happens that we have a  need for money and our fund is kept in BTC, and luckily the fee is surging, we have to convert them to LTC and other crypto to enjoy a much lower fee in the following transactions until the Bitcoin network congestion subsides. So we suffer to pay for higher fees before we initiate the conversion.

I do agree that if we are irritated by excess Bitcoin fees, we have to look for an alternative and that is getting altcoins for cheaper transaction.  It maybe bad since this one needs us to trust our fund to third party exchanges, but using the same centralized platform for transfer also saves us from fee.  Internal transfer for most platform are free of charge.

Yes. Bitcoin transaction fees can absolutely sting, I feel that deep in my bones when Im just trying to send a little bit of money.  But we gotta respect that Bitcoin basically invented cryptocurrency and made this whole thing possible.  The fees and slower speeds keep it decentralized and secure, which is so crucial.  I definitely get the appeal of altcoins with tiny fees that zip around quick as anything, but that speed and low cost comes from sacrificing some of that bulletproof security.  So its about each person deciding what they value more - the OG crypto secure vibe or faster and cheaper and I choose the first honestly.

To be honest the fees don't irritate me, because I am not sending regular transactions. Not only do I reduce the total number of transactions I send, but I try to include as much as possible in each transfer to avoid UTXOs accumulating. Long term, the more transfers you make and the more UTXOs you generate, the more you will end paying in fees. This will far surpass any amount of fees caused by network congestion. You can learn about UTXOs here:https://www.kraken.com/learn/what-is-bitcoin-unspent-transaction-output-utxo

Yes some times when the transaction amount is low but fees are higher in such cases I am using ltc as payment option to offer my services. With the price of btc transaction fees are also increased from last few years.

This can only occur in extreme cases of network congestion, i.e. when the Ordinals and runes spam were filling BTC blocks, other than in such times, i don't think it is possible to encounter transaction fees so high, when did this happen to you? However, you should also consider consolidating your utxo's if you have many utxo's, this will help you to save up on fees in future transactions.

This is just the law of supply and demand at work, the space on each block is limited and if the demand rises all of a sudden then those that want to get their transaction confirmed faster will pay higher fees to do so, while those that are not willing can wait until the fees get lower, now without a doubt it makes no sense to pay more for the fees than the amount you want to send, so in that case you do not really have too much of an option and you will have to wait until the demand gets lower and you can pay a low fee again.

No I dont. If you can't afford the transaction fees then you better not make any transactions at all and wait for it to become less. It is not always like that where the fees are too high for you and to be honest, the fees right now are not even the same as before (not too long ago) where it small scale bitcoin holders can't afford. If you don't want to wait for the transaction fee to become cheaper then you should own other crypto when it happens and especially if you need funds for emergencies.