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Dysphoria- Binary, non-binary, and anything in-between.
Dysphoria
a disconnection between your body and your gender identity
"...experienced gender may include alternative gender identities beyond binary stereotypes. Consequently the distress is not limited to a desire to simply be f th the other gender, but may include a desire to be of an alternative gender, provided that it differs from the individuals assigned gender"
Dysphoria vs Euphoria
Euphoria
By definition, Euphoria is a feeling of happiness or exitement and has recently been linked as the opposite of Dysphoria
How Can You Tell?
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For others, it may be slow and gradual, taking longer, or all at once in a later period of life!
It's different for everyone!
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Sometimes, a moment of gender Euphoria can make you realize and categorize new and old feelings as dysphoria, or it can simply show a second !
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Dyphoria can manifest in all sorts of ways and is never the exact same in all people.
It can range from social- feeling uncomfortable with the name or pronouns given to you, as well as how people perceive your gender- to physical- including voice dysphoria, height dysphoria, and dysphoria surrounding first and secondary gender characteristics.
Some people have strong, intuitive, noticeable dysphoria since childhood, but that isn't always the case.
{or even none of the above!!}
Binary Dysphoria
IN DEPTH~
Binary Dysphoria
For binary trans people, it is often a feeling of discomfort with being seen as female entirely and wishing to be fully male (FtM), or vice versa (MtF)! It is along a binary, so it deals with the two binary genders- male and female- and dysphoria relating to things typically associated with them, such as
- gendered clothing
- flat or full chests
- He/She pronouns
Non-binary Dysphoria
In Depth~
Non-binary Dysphoria
Recources!
Resources
- Side by side support groups
- Trans Support Group, Thursday 6:30-8:30
- The Trevor Project
- A 24/7 hotline for youth feeling suicidal, or in need of a safe and judgment-free place to talk, focused on LGBT issues and effects. 1-866-488-7386.
When in doubt...
Just talk to any of the GSA leaders or veterans, myself included!
We may not know the most, but there is always comfort in community.