Body Dysphoria







body dysphoria

Hunter’s Song






6 thoughts on “Body Dysphoria

  1. No, but you can be the most supportive, empathetic mother possible and you are. It makes a difference. I am proud of you and proud to be your friend. 💝


  2. I lack the curves and the gait that naturally comes to most women. My boobs, while they disgust me, are small enough to pass for gynecomastia, aka “man boobs”. However, my time of the month DISGUSTS me to the point of anxiety and depression. Only time I cringe going into the men’s room. (Still have yet to find a specialist who can prescribe me T, which is why it still happens.) When I pack, it feels good; when I unpack, it feels like something is missing. I WISH I had facial and body hair, that I was a hairy bear like my father. And, yes, even the Adam’s apple. My friends who “manscape” think I am crazy for that and wish they could remain “clean-shaven” as I always appear; I know they mean well, but what they say doesn’t bother me beyond a tiny cringe. We want what the other has pretty much 😀


    • Charles, thank you for sharing. Are you able to get a gynecologist or endocrinologist to prescribe an estrogen blocker? That would likely stop your periods. Depo provera?


      • I’m past the point where I need estrogen blockers. Most older guys only need to take T; only if, for whatever reason, they need estrogen blockers is if it’s a real low dose of T. I am seeing the local Planned Parenthood later this week, I will see if they can at least prescribe that, and if not, get my primary doctor to. (No local gynecologist near me will take Medicaid, sadly. 😦 )


  3. I do not envy. They will need role models as they get older, people who will understand what they are going through, men and women in addition to their parents can help where the parents may not be able to.


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