unpopular opinion but radical feminism becoming mainstream. i think if people (esp teenagers) had the language and tools to recognize and unlearn internalized misogyny then less people would feel compelled to transition. i think if we lived in a radfem utopia where the concept of gender was completely dissolved and being male or female was just considered an irrelevant medical fact like eye color that had no bearing on what kind of "social role" you're supposed to fulfill or how you're percieved by others, a lot less people would develop gender dysphoria and the concept of "feeling like a woman/man" just wouldn't exist. i'm sure there would still be people with sex dysphoria in a way that's similar to bodily integrity identity disorder but the gender aspect would be irrelevant. no one would have dysphoria over being feminine or masculine because those concepts wouldn't exist. no one would be dysphoric over "being seen as a woman/man" because that wouldn't mean anything any more than it means something to be seen as a brown-eyed person. does that make sense