It says something that here I sit at 60, and my dysphoria still hurts like hell
gender dysphoria so bad it hurts
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Probably hurts too much for many here
Do your best to cope is the most I can offer
You spoke recently of health troubles
Follow your doctor's advice
As your health is better managed your mood should improve
Sucks to be sick
At least you are still posting something here, sad as you feel
BigCloset needs all the folks it can get, dear one
John in Wauwatosa
It helps to change the environment
If your environment (family, friends, work, etc.) is not at least 50-60% supportive, it might be high time to make some drastic changes with that environment.
Very often a considerable physical distance, that makes casual contact very hard to nearly impossible, is a very important survival mechanism. Such a radical change will initially feel like things are getting worse, which might well be the case, but in the medium to long term it will help to improve your health. Because the wounds we all carry from social interactions will be able to heal without being constantly reopened by toxic relationships.