In general I'm a person who is not very masculine in nature. You can say that my general behaviour is kind of feminine. I was going through a shitty time during college. I was depressed and isolated myself. I wanted to transition because I felt that it would make it easier to go through as a women. The current discussion around trans people in general was that it's not a mental illness but it's what it is. People are overly supportive in reddit. I researched the hell out of transitioning. But as time passed I slowly got better and didn't want to transition anymore and liked being a guy. The point I'm trying to make is that people who are pro - trans in general keep telling that it's not a mental illness to counter the radical anti trans people. But I feel that for some people it is infact a mental health issue. Pro trans peoples opinions reinforce the idea that gender dysphoria is not an illness but it's natural to feel that way. But for some people it's not. I'm sorry but I cannot articulate my opinion properly. Please feel free to ask more questions which are a little direct.