Testosterone and bottom dysphoria

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  • Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
  • 18 months on Testosterone and my dysphoria has improved massively. I have become happier, more confident and love what I see. My social dysphoria has basically gone but my physical dysphoria has worsened particularly in the bottom area. Here I have a frank discussion with you all about my thoughts and feelings about it.
    Gender Dysphoria is the discomfort and distress caused by Gender Incongruence (identifying as a gender other than the one assigned are birth).
    Trans people that do have Gender Dysphoria can have varying degrees of it.

Комментарии • 3

  • @ashtonm1787
    @ashtonm1787 3 года назад

    I am going through the exact same thing now. Felt like u took the words out of my mouth. I'm glad I'm not alone though.

  • @AndersWatches
    @AndersWatches 4 года назад +1

    Me too. My bottom dysphoria has gotten so horrendous. I didn’t get it very often or particularly badly before T. I’m 4 years on T now. It got gradually worse and then last year suddenly plummeted even further (around the time I switched to a preference in men, I’m bi and it fluctuates) Still trying to get top surgery. But I don’t want phalloplasty because I know it wouldn’t be enough for me personally. I’d just be dysphoric about everything it isn’t because I obsess over detail. So I’m kind of just stuck and feel utterly hopeless and resigned to the fact my body will always make me sick. My only real hope is that stem cell penises will be available in my life time.

  • @iana.2973
    @iana.2973 4 года назад +1

    Yeah im similar to you. Before starting transition I didnt think not having a dick would be that big of a deal to me. Im too squeamish and scared to get that operation. However, since being most always perceived as a man, my anxiety rose significantly and I feel discomfort in public, especially in locker rooms or restroom but in general too. I dont mind as much when Im alone -its not ideal but I can deal- but when im at work for instance the thought of 'being discovered' is always at the back of my mind.