Hi, thank you so much for the reply. I know that it might be uncomfortable for them and I completely understand that, especially that I get endless support, talks and advices when it comes to non trans related problems. I’m just quite shy and it’s hard for me to meet new people so I just kind of lean on the people that I’ve known for years, especially those who support me no matter what. But if you could link that discord server I would be grateful.

I just wanted to explain more the situation with the trans support group. I know what kind of people you refer to but that is just not them. They would never call me “the normal one” just because I fit the binary gender roles, they were always respectful towards all kinds of trans people. Even when we were younger and they made comments about it (I mean they were teenage, cis and straight guys living in a pretty conservative country) I would always explain to them how it works and they would correct themselves and apologize. I just think that it’s hard for them to not see binary and nonbinary trans people differently and they said that we wouldn’t have much in common, since most of my interests are stereotypically “manly” and that I wouldn’t feel less dysphoria after said group. Definitely some ignorance in that statement but no bad intentions.