So I'm gonna use the next few chapters to sort out a few details with the world where being non-binary is considered the norm and if you strictly identified as male or female. Even a trans male or female you would be the outsider.
So I decided to use this chapter to talk about my views on how gender dysphoria would exist in this world. Moreover, it wouldn't.
First off this is a society that has intrinsically separated the idea of body and gender. Your "Parts" would be about as relevant as a question when thinking of gender as the shape of your foot or the size of your forehead. So in a world where its impossible to have the wrong body for your gender the idea that you have to change your body to meet your gender is crazy. People would just ask "I know that's your gender but what does that have to do with getting your breasts removed? I mean you can if you want but aren't the two unrelated? People of all genders have them"
I think people would still be unsatisfied with their bodies the way Cisgender people are. Being too fat or thin or muscular or whatnot. But gender wouldn't play a role in that.
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Gender and sexuality problems: The Gender Thief
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