The solution is to register your domain (at least) with a provider that doesn't have so much insight into their users.
Again, this applies not only to Google, but also to Amazon and others. It's really a problem with centralized reputation.
Cloudflare offers everything they do. It's cloudflare's core business and I don't have to deal with Google's tiny attention span.
I understand that they don't offer email hosting but do let you configure email forwarding. If I do that and forward my me@example.com email to something like GMail, Apple Mail, Hotmail, etc..., do my replies look like they come from me@example.com or do they come from the account the email was forwarded to?
Edit: I think I found the answer[1]. Replies come from the account the email was forwarded to, not me@example.com. That seems pretty useless for anything but receive-only accounts.
[1]: https://community.cloudflare.com/t/replying-from-new-custom-...
Probably best to use a service from a company primarily in the business of offering paid services.