Charles

I would never do that because for me, a romantic relationship isn't about sex. Of course, it can involve sex, but if it doesn't it's not bad. Sex is more like an addon. Like if you get ice cream with whipped cream. Sex is the whipped cream. It is great but the relationship was already great without it and I'm not gonna refuse some ice cream because it doesn't have whipped cream.

I hope not because I ues my email for stuff.

That's not what gender dysphoria is. It's when someone's body and/or how they are treated doesn't match their gender. Since you can't change someone's gender, the only cure to gender dysphoria is to change someone's body/how they are treated to match their gender.

I can assure you from personal experience that I previously thought my gender dysphoria was a self-esteem issue. I tried to fix it the way ome would fix a self-esteem problem. I reminded my self that I am not ugly. I tried staring at myself in the mirror until I got used to how I looked. It didn't work. Then, I realized it was gender dysphoria and tried ways to deal with dysphoria instead. Such as wearing a hoodie and transitioning. These things work.

It's not fair that people can choose to hate us and we're not even allowed to hate them back. Why can they have bad opinions of us, but we can't have bad opinions of them?