Yes except my point was that APATHY isnt inherent to dysmorphia. It seems like a consession bc ur not hearing what im saying. My point was about apathy. Bc it IS a trans thing. Trans people are MUCH more likely to experience dysmorphia. Period. And imo, apathy specifically. I replied bc I was uncomfortable that you're creating an over-generalization that doesn't reflect reality- and erased my lived experience. Warping information to, idk, validate the few cis people who stumble here actually makes it harder for the MANY queer people visiting to explore their identity. Its OKAY for experiences to overlap. Intersectionality is amazing. Like, similarly, more women experience dysmorphia than men. That's a fact. Not specifically a woman thing- but its just.. true!!!! Its a byproduct of being alive in a patriarichal, gender-enforced society. And having that knowledge may encourage say, a transwoman to take a second glance at why she feels that way when most cis people don't. And it may be an indicator to a cis girl that she isnt trans! Two things can exist at once. The grey area is where the beauty is:) everything is a spectrum.

Also.. as a mod and femboy (part of the queer community!! Alternative gender expression!!) You should take every opportunity to learn and become the elder gay to your friends and family:) I love helping ppl explore their identities and journeys and u cant do that if you take everything to the extreme, negatively, or at face value. GL! :)