When I was 300 ibs obese, I got misidentified as a lesbian female very frequently (I'm a cis male). Until I lost weight, I hated my appearance, and even considered suicide multiple times.
Was this comparable to gender dysphoria?
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>>6224968
Ehh, somewhat. Depends really. I mean you hated your body, you at least had that part in common.
Did your mantits make you feel disgusted, gross, ashamed, embarrassed, etc.? Did you want to just hide them 24/7? Did they just feel grotesque to you and did you hate the shit out of them?
If so you maybe got a taste of what FtMs and femboys who don't want boobs yet take estrogen anyway get.
From my pretty limited experience, that totally sounds like dysphoria. I'm 6'3 and 220 because I'm a lazy fuck who eats too much, but I do constantly think about being a skinny twig.
I guess, you hated your appareance and you hated that people think you were something you arent (or don't want to be).
Kinda similar to how most trannies feel, but they are too lazy fucks to change their appareance so they rather fight for people to call them what they want.
Personally i dont care if people call me a girl or a boy because i feel good with how i look now.
>>6224977
Absolutely. That was the worst part.
>>6224990
As of right now, when somebody calls me a girl I assume it's based on my long hair (growing it for charity).
>>6225010
Ha, i used to say the same, that or because im a metal head. Its been 5 years and i still dont donate my hair and i hate metal.
>>6224968
It might be more akin to body dysmorphia than dysphoria, but the social component of being misgendered along with hating your body is probably as close to dysphoria as a cis person can feel, so you probably have a better understanding of it than most cis people