Ive been battling transgenderism since I was a kid and in the beginning it was just a fantasy but as i got older, the desire grew stronger and emotions similarly described as "gender dysphoria" followed. Im not ugly, anti-social, pervy, prude or anything that typically stereotypes most transwomen and yet these internal feelings have stayed with me and have even mentally crippled me at times for as long as I can remember.is there a way out of this? whats also frustrating for me is that I welcome these as equally as i reject them. im religious as well and so this truly serves as a genuine impass for my life because im not sure if the transgenderism thing is just a psyop or not but it mentally weighs and impacts my decision making daily and i just dont know if my feelings are true or not or if theres a deeper picture
>>34650956>the transgenderism thing is just a psyopCouldn't have said it better myself. "Gender dysphoria" is a natural part of the human condition since time immemorial, you can accept that you have these feelings without any shame, . Transgender-ism was only recently invented by the medical-industrial complex, don't fall for that bullshit, it is possible to be okay with whatever body and biological gender you have, without being brainwashed by the system that behaviors and feelings not conforming to your gender stereotype are problematic and only curable with whoremoan therapy and surgery.
>>34650956Had gender dysphoria (although in preteen years which I was probably tricked into having) and ultimately got out of it strongly by having a reason to really like being the sex that I am. After all, my partner isn't going to be with someone of the opposite sex and that makes me really like that I am this sex and the benefits I reap (them choosing to touch me and talk to me and stuff)! Easier said than done but perhaps a sliver of chance? You can also start idealizing that dynamic a little too. In the case of mine, it's heterosexual so I start thinking how great it is and how a man and a woman compliment one another and so on. You don't need to be homo/heterophobic but realizing all the advantages is huge. This may only work if you seriously have some mental component that makes you hyper responsive to relationships as I seem to be. I'm not sure. Good luck.
>>34650956Lol
