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This is quite heartbreaking to read, because 20-30 years ago this poor girl would still be agonising over not fitting in and not being happy with her body, but it would have been more along the lines of "I'm not thin enough" or "my butt is too big." Unrealistic body standards have been pretty brutal for women for as long as we've had mass media, but the trans movement has given her a whole set of body standards that are even more unattainable.I (16ftm) have tried everything from tape to binders a size too small to really tight sports bras and I'm still just not flat enough and it still looks like I have a chest. Not only this, but I feel like everything I do just isn't masculine enough. My hair looks extremely feminine, all my clothes are really feminine, and I'm quite chubby and I feel like it outlines that I have a larger chest.
I'm just so tired of not fitting in and I feel like gender dysphoria is genuinely just killing me overtime. I feel like nothing I do will ever make me enough of a boy and sometimes it's just so hard to even go anywhere (school, etc) because of how crushing my dysphoria is. Somedays I'll wake up and just look in the mirror and sob because I cannot stand the way I look. Mixing dysphoria with severe depression disorder and an ed feeling crushing and I'm just so defeated every single day.
Most women would learn to accept their bodies, and/or come to terms with how media portrays women. I think plenty of young girls grew up wanting to look like a supermodel and as they got older realised it wasn't possible, but also not as important in the grand scheme of things as it might have felt at age 16. The truly horrifying thing about the trans movement is instead of helping these young girls process those emotions and learn to accept their bodies, we are throwing them headlong into surgeries that sterilize and mutilate them.