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  • magi [null/void]M
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    4 months ago

    I took longer than this, I knew from when I was a kid but I had a lot of abuse and lot of other things to deal with and being at the end of my rope is what it took to finally transition.

    • buh [she/her]M
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      4 months ago

      that's fair. I may have made this post projecting my own experience (never felt dysphoria until I was 18, and back then I didn't recognize it for what it was until I started learning more about gender in my late 20s, and cracked my egg just a couple years later) onto the person who posted this.

      It's just frustrating to see someone like this, because the rest of the post was basically about how trans women shouldn't be considered women in society, and that gender affirming care shouldn't be allowed because "manning up" worked for him, which I'm not convinced actually worked if it took that long

      • magi [null/void]M
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        4 months ago

        I don't get dysphoria or euphoria, but I knew I wasn't cis, never wanted to be either, I'm intersex so my body changed different to my cis presentation too but I spent over 20 years dealing with everything.