Who ISN'T dysphoric.

Let me piss some people off real quick & get this off my chest.

Dysphoria is like addiction. An itch you can't reach, a yearning for alteration.

Some people give in and alter.

Some people learn to cope a day at a time.

For some, it is mild, others - a storm.

No one is fine.

Who knows better the struggles of not feeling 'right' in your body than a woman acutely aware of being a woman in a world that comes with a list of instructions written by men?

Radical feminism is its own transition, becoming the woman you are and tossing the rule book.

All of these arguments about the word dysphoria are missing the point. Dysphoria means different things to so many people because so many people experience it differently. You don't own it, you just feel it. Kind of like womanhood, or manhood. Different for everyone.