I feel sorry for him. He’s obviously got body issues going on, and he’s clutching at straws trying to find solutions.
As he is there, in his t-shirt, jeans and beard looking every bit a masculine man telling us he thinks like a woman and lays down fat stores like a women (many, many 11 yo boys have the formation of what seem to be breasts as part of puberty) he’s desperately trying to make sense of himself.
If only he had had the sense to say ‘I don’t adhere to stereotypes, I’m me’ and didn’t appropriate what he sees as womanhood. Don’t subscribe to traditional male stereotypes, do assert your individuality. Don’t say any bit of you is ‘woman’. It isn’t.