is being agp mean im trans 100%? And how to come out as agp to

Not 100%, but it is quite likely lmo. Take your time and explore yourself

>>8863921
agp is literally something that is only ever talked about on 4chan and by TERFs. If you try to talk to your parents about it, they will think you have gone crazy (even more so than telling them ur trans), if you tell a gender therapist that, any therapist worth their salt would tell you "stop using 4chan"

I wouldn't recommend it.
I 'came out' as AGP to my cousin a few months back and after I explained what it was, e.g arousal and gender euphoria, she's started sending me LGBT articles on facebook.
idk I expected it to be quite normal.

Not necessarily, do you suffer from gender dysphoria?

And don't come out to them as AGP. Would you tell them you're into BDSM or are a massive feet fetishist?

>>8863971
Apparently yes, i don't feel good being myself and this might be the cause to my depression and being an introvert.

>>8864002
AGP is mostlikey simpthom of dysphoria and here I'm sending you few articles to consider:

http://www.avitale.com/developmentalreview.htm

https://the-orbit.net/zinniajones/2013/09/that-was-dysphoria-8-signs-and-symptoms-of-indirect-gender-dysphoria/

https://www.psychiatry.org/patients-families/gender-dysphoria/what-is-gender-dysphoria

http://www.juliaserano.com/av/Serano-CaseAgainstAutogynephilia.pdf

>>8863925
I've come out to my mom as AGP and we're all fine. You should at least be honest with yourself.

>>8864013
I definitely have gender dysphoria after reading those. Even all of the symptoms on the orbit article which states that these signs are not shared by all trans people.

>>8864013
>http://www.avitale.com/developmentalreview.htm
>https://the-orbit.net/zinniajones/2013/09/that-was-dysphoria-8-signs-and-symptoms-of-indirect-gender-dysphoria/
Fuck... Even though I'm not OP, after reading these 2 articles, I realise that I've always had dysphoria.

I mean, I felt empty a lot of the time, I just feel too lazy to do stuff other times, and ever since I was a child I always just felt like I didn't really fit in. I was really emotional, and when I was really, really young I had to constantly always tell myself my name, and say my name was that - it was like I was insecure about something.

>>8864013
>when a bunch of articles that weren't even intended for you manage to perfectly describe your childhood and innermost thoughts

Okay, maybe it's time to try HRT.

>>8864107
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>>8864185
Fascinating isn't it? This Vitale article is also quite scarry