Why do you want to be a woman

Non-meme awsners only please.

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cuz being a guy feels icky and gross

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gender dysphoria made the feeling of being in a man's body an ugly and terrifying experience. despite my stubbornness and initial use of alternative methods, i just took my fucking pills.

honestly plan on presenting male forever though, the estrogen and laser treatments feel like enough to help me cope for now

Are you disgusted by other people being and looking male or is this disgust something that only applies to yourself?

only applies to myself desu

i dunno, for the hell of it

>Want to be a woman?
More like being in the wrong body and experiencing the ultimate sense of hopelessness but making do with hrt is still better than nothing.

I'm embarrassed of my male body simultaneously with dysphoria and being male makes me feel very gross. It's also scary and more competitive and people were more cruel.

I've lived my life like there was something wrong with me, I'd always wanted to be a girl growing up or at least I was upset that I wasn't a girl and as I got older that feeling just got worse. I didn't want to be "trans" though, for years, but when I finally accepted it I let myself experiment around with appearing more feminine and gradually I stopped hating myself. Coming out to people, having a plan, starting hormones has just made me feel so much better. The only thing that gets me down now is that I'm afraid the world is going to be more and more transphobic for a brief period of time, maybe a decade, before it comes back around to full acceptance and I don't like the idea of having to go through that. Finding someone to date also terrifies me but that's because I'm still afraid of going out in girlmode

The masculine traits of my body made me feel disgusted in myself. Glimmers of feminine qualities made me feel better about myself. Starting HRT exaggerated those qualities and now I feel even less disgusted in my body. I grew up with two older sisters that I really wanted to fit in with, I looked up to them so much and still do.