Sanala
So, since this thread seems dead... I feel the need to interject and open up a discussion. Though my question is mainly for my fellow transwomen, this can be applied equally to transmen as well...
Do you ever find yourself looking at people who are biologically, the gender you want to be, and hating them? I don't mean your fellow TG people (otherwise we'd all be stuck in a constant loop of hating each other, lol), I mean... normal men and women.
I just... sometimes, when I'm in a public space or at college, I look at a lot of these women and I wonder; do they even realize how lucky they are to have the body that they have, and the organs that they have? Have they ever even given it any thought? Can they begin to imagine how many transwomen would kill to have what they have?
Do you ever have moments where you're sick of being you?
Not really hate. The envy and jealousy may bring more negative feelings, but I realize it's not the person's fault or anything. When I really do think about it, it's either "I'm gonna be like that one day" or "Why can't I be like that? -emo-."
Sometimes I just can't fathom the idea that people don't know that they're lucky to have the right bodies, and sometimes it depresses me. Sometimes I'm envious of even that; not only do they not feel discontent, and don't give thought to their sex, but they don't even think about thinking of that, y'know? Of course there will be some, but I feel as though the majority aren't aware of the discomfort we feel.
But yeah, sometimes I'm sick of being me. Selfish as it seems, I would much rather be cisgendered than be this well-educated about trans people.
The negative feelings, of all these situations, are more intense when I think of a person that I like, or the person whom that person likes. 'Course, I'm a hormonal teenager, so that's probably not unusual at all, lol.