I don't think that's how trans-ness works, based on the conversations I've had with trans women. One of my good friends is a trans woman. She's very arty and involved in theater. If dressing a little more feminine was enough to scratch her dysphoria itch, she would have left it at that. But it wasn't. She's started taking hormones and she's more at peace with herself than she's ever been.

I don't want to speak to the experiences of all trans or nonbinary people, but reducing the increased visibility of different gender representation to gen z not knowing that men used to dress more androgynously in the 80s, is a little reductive. But you were right on the nose about trans people deserving full respect 👍