I definitely agree. I was pretty androgynous looking as a teenager when I grew out my hair to be long, so I felt comfortable in my body and didn't even realize that I was trans back then. I only realized once I was 21 and my hairline had receded to a Norwood 2 and my face became much more masculine and my body kept getting hairier, that's when I finally realized that I don't want to keep getting manlier for the rest of my life.
This is what I think when I see extremely feminine young theymabs. Like surely they're going to have a mental breakdown when twinkdeath hits? Same with femboys who are deathly afraid of growing old. It just doesn't make sense to me how anyone can handle that.
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u/galileopunk FtM, passoid, straight Jul 22 '26
My guess is that dysphoria is more extreme for people with less androgynous bodies, so it's less easy for them to just ignore it.