Cis people: here's your pass. What's one question about trans people you've always wanted to know but are too afraid to ask?
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... cost me enormous energy to present as men. But because I realized that year that I had to plan for decades to come I realized I probably should transition to do something about the obvious gender dysphoria, still not seeing the connection to the depression. 6/
Only in the days and weeks _after_ I had made this decision the fog lifted and I realized that the depression was gender dysphoria all along. Now the depression is completely gone, just from transitioning socially (!). I still have this longing for being more ... 7/
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... being more passable, and there's a lot of anxiety about the path ahead. Maybe that "clear identifiable dysphoria" is even a bit worse now, that I have transitioned socially but haven't done anything else yet. But I feel infinitely better than just a few months ago. 8/
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I wish more information on this would have been available to me, and my parents and teachers, when I was a teen. There were signs, but neither I nor the people around me understood them. This has improved so much since then. In part through trans visibility on social media. 9/
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