Just that really.
Recently, I've read articles and watched TV programmes about children who feel they are a different gender at a really young age. I wonder if you find that their situations are trivialised by the fact that the media persist in identifying a trans-girl's 'femininity' with, say, pink and wearing makeup, and a trans-boy's 'masculinity' with, say, being competitive and brash.
Surely there is a deeper emotion?/feeling?/knowledge? of being born in the wrong body: a deep enough feeling to give an individual the strength to endure years of therapy, medication and surgery.
I write this as a cis woman (hope that phrase is correct), who has no interest in make-up, clothes, shopping, hair styles, pinkness, clothes... I've been wondering what makes me a 'woman', because I really don't think I'm much different to a man?
I would really like to understand this, and thank you to anyone who takes the time to try to explain.