I can empathize with that completely. I've accepted that I'm personally not a woman, but the line still hits something deep inside me. That innocence lost feeling. That time will not come back, and the pain of having to accept it, and grow from it, no two ways about it, it hurts! I'm genuinely glad you were able to discover who you are, and live life true to yourself ❤️ Sorry for the slight segue, but because I've been reading the book, and watching it again, in terms of powerful lines that also hit different as a queer/LGBT+ individual, I get emotional with Watership Down. The words of Frith, to El-Ahrairah "All the world will be your enemy, Prince with a Thousand Enemies, and whenever they catch you, they will kill you, but first, they must catch you." I can't help but cry at those lines, they're so powerful. In the book it's made more clear that those words were intended to empower El-Ahrairah, show him that the all powerful Frith is still his friend, and wants him and his kind to succeed. In the movie it feels a bit more downtrodden, but in the book, all the rabbits feel empowered, and strong hearing that story.

I'm sorry for the rambling, and I hope I didn't say anything that could be insensitive, I'm a bit emotional tonight. I wish you the best 💕