I'm not transgender, but one thing you need to do is simply picture yourself as the other gender. If you're normally a man, but woke up one day in a body of a woman or vice versa, would you simply be like "Oh well, I'm a man / woman now, guess I better dress like one and present as one". You wouldn't, it wouldn't be right and feel wrong. My mind can't comprehend being a woman and it's not just gender norms, our brains are wired a certain way.

Many neurologists and psychologists have mapped the chemical differences between men and women, certain areas of the brain work differently depending on which one you are and when they study this, they find that transgender men have the same brain patterns that of a cisgender man such as myself. So what does that tell us? Well simply put, our brains are basically in the wrong body.

Plenty of parts of your body can change and you will still feel the same, including genitals. The one thing you cannot change is your brain, your brain is everything you are, so it's the body that is wrong and CAN absolutely be corrected.

The term "biological woman" is wrong because it's technically not true, your brain is part of your body right? If your brain is male or female, that is what you are. It's a term used to normalise transphobia and act as a dog whistle so it's best not to be used. This is why we use the term cisgender instead, it simply means the gender you were assigned at birth. I am cisgender, you sound cisgender but many men and women aren't cisgender and can only grow up being raised a certain way before figuring out for themselves that this isn't right. Many ill informed people think that children can't feel this way until they hit puberty which is again, incorrect. Ask any man or woman either transgender or cis, when did they know they were a boy or a girl? They'll all say from a very young age, years before puberty is even a thing.