Ah, but we used to! "Hetereosexual" (and "straight" in the modern usage) are both relatively new terms. Before ~1970 there wasn't a need for them, because heterosexuality was the assumed normal default.
How could there not be a cisgender experience? That's like suggesting white people don't have a culture or ethnicity.
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How could there not be a cisgender experience? That's like suggesting white people don't have a culture or ethnicity.