• RosaliePreistley
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    1 year ago

    I read the genital part thinking, nice. Might not look the same, but it’s working the same. Which I already kind of felt and have experienced. No need to go into more details, but today I feel pretty euphoric. Sorry to be even this graphic if you think that’s TMI.

    The first chapters of it read like the the story of my life up until now and that chapter I linked reads like the story of my last 4 months. Read this one, this was definitely me and when I read it after the preceding chapters. https://genderdysphoria.fyi/en/biochemical-dysphoria

    I wish they’d update the nomenclature, dysphoria sounds like a mental illness when what I have is a brain expecting oestrogen. Whatever, thanks so much for taking the time to read it.

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        There were too many yep, yep, etc I was like that, I am like that to deny it. It opened the floodgates of my memory banks and then mum confirmed a lot of what I couldn’t remember about when I was really really young. Brain wired for oestrogen body producing lots of testosterone makes homer something something. I see it all as a blessing honestly. Who else gets a chance to have a 2nd puberty in middle age with the benefit of life experience? I always knew I didn’t fit in anywhere and hoped I was some kind of special unique person. I’m not unique, but rare. Lots and lots of similar anecdotes usually mean something.