NON BINARY GENDER DYSPHORIA EXPLAINED (AMAB NON BINARY)

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Video Timeline
0:00 - Introduction
1:57 - Non Binary People Can Have Dysphoria
3:30 - The masculine characteristics I am okay with about my body
3:39 - I don't mind my low voice
4:40 - I don't have genital dysphoria
6:10 - I'm okay with having some facial hair
7:24 - Parts of my body I am dysphoric about
8:12 - Very dysphoric about my male hairline and male pattern baldness
9:36 - Dysphoric about gaining fat/muscle in male areas
10:30 - Dysphoric of my flat male chest
11:47 - Gender Dysphoria is different for everyone
13:27 - Outro

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[ohryan]

You got the body of someone in their twenties but the mind of someone in their late to early '40s which just makes you all around cool

[lidu]

Hi, I am AFAB nonbinary person and I have not realized it for so long because of the medialized stereotype. I love long hair, on myself as well as on other people. I also love frilly and flowy clothing, long skirt pants, and I wish that the nonbinary stereotype was closer to a victorian vampire and further away from... idk, a kid with a hoodie 💁‍♀

[Xernist]

Still moving mentally between "may HRT could help" and "nah, this T body is good for now." Also thanks for speaking about that there are also AGAB aspects to your body you like /dont dislike. Your videos feel really validating to me! I've been identifying as non-binary for around a year now and it now definitely helps me feeling better about myself but I am still internally arguing about where to take my transition while "living in a society", oh well..

[dna]

I'm also non binary but afab and its so interesting (and sad) to see the differences/ similarities of dysphoria. For example, I also struggle with chest dysphoria, just the other way around.

[chriskathey]

Thanks for sharing. I’m amab non binary and we definitely need representation 💙

[snivader]

hiya! it’s fun learning about other non binary peoples experiences cause most of the experiences I’ve heard are trans women’s lol. as an amab non binary person i experience dysphoria over my body hair, face in general, fat distribution (like you i think), voice and genitalia. i drew the short straw with the last one haha im desperate for gender confirmation surgery when i haven’t even started hormones yet.

it’s interesting though because I’m always learning about myself because dysphoria can change a bit and being non binary there aren’t really any rules so it takes some self examination of your own feelings, or experimenting with your presentation sometimes to find out what you really want.

[Deathingerman]

Hey Sam. Am loving your video's. Am AMAB but have strong dysphoria around body hair. Discovering your series made me realise there are other options than MTF. Am considering hormones as my femininity is my most favourite / natural feeling part of who I am...

[raskthenehkroskeptic]

Omg the hair thing. That is so fucking true. I've had long hair for so long I would die if I lost it.

[agnes]

what you've said about fat distribution pre-HRT is very relatable to me and quite recently I realized I've always feared looking like a "man", so that explained all my extreme attempts in trying to be as skinny as possible.
Differently from you my genitals have always bothered, it's either a feeling of them being inappropriate/disgusting and not being a part of my body, I remember crossing my legs and seeing my figure in front of a mirror while my "parts" were covered and imagining how much better I'd feel about myself
aside from that, my hairline, the lack of curves and my body hair are great sources of discomfort

[bookinator]

It may sound stupid, but the only real reason I'm afraid of HRT is losing T-levels, making it harder to build muscle when training for hypertrophy

[Angel-niyn]

Love to see more amab enby content, ik it's underrepresented unfortunately, im trans masc enby myself tho, and thanks for sharing ur experiences and how dysphoria affects you, it helps me learn a lot more too about other people's experiences different from mine, but also similar too. <3
Ive been meeting more trans fems and enby amab ppl recently this past yr as well, im glad to see there's more content and resources becoming available

[kerrimossel]

Thanks for this video. I’m trying to figure out what I want from my own body and gender presentation, so this was helpful.

[theocyberskunk]

Thank you very much for this video. I am an AMAB non-binary person and often I don't feel valid as such due to my appearance, which although it is an androgynous appearance very similar to yours, my insecurities make me think that I do not look androgynous enough. My dysphoria is mostly reflected in my facial and body hair, I often don't grow much hair on my face and would shave my legs if it wasn't such a pain to do once a month. Also sometimes it makes me want to have breasts and other times that feeling of breast dysphoria is not so intense.

I must say that after watching your video and the confidence you have in yourself, I have much more gender euphoria and I feel much more valid as a non-binary person. Thank you very much and I hope you have a nice day. :)

[Wvcommiee]

This helps a lot! I have my first appointment to talk about HRT on Monday but living in the US I’m really scared it won’t happen but love your videos! 🖤🖤

[pumpkinspicegaming]

I was born male and identified male for most my life until a couple years ago when I started identifying with demiboy pronouns. I've never really been comfortable with how masculine I looked with my body, my receeding hairline in my 20s, and how I've sounded with my voice but it never really started to physically burden me until even more recent. I've wanted to pursue hrt to get a more feminine physique, but I always felt like I would be appropriating mtf transfolk and taking resources from them when I didn't even have serious dysphoria, until now I guess. I've discussed this with trans friends and they were always so supportive. They believe that I may be nonbinary, but I'm still not even sure myself. I still use he/ They, but I don't feel comfortable as a guy, so I dunno. I'm going to be starting therapy for all this soon and I hope I can get this figured out

[modeschar]

2:55 this right hurr... This is what I needed to hear <3

I don't mind my voice or my genitals, but I can't stand my body facial/hair or masculine jawline (But my round face kinda hides that a bit). I already sort of have a feminine build though, and I have wide hips for someone who was AMAB

[Motherbound]

Oh my god I'm in a VERY similar spot as you. I don't have genital dysphoria, my voice isn't a problem (specially since it's already on the higher side lmao), i also love either having no or some facial hair, AND I've been scared of losing my hair since i was a teenager (im 21).
Also have definitely had thoughts of having bobz after trying on a bra. This entire video is a HUGE weight off my shoulders bc now ik my thoughts are rational 😂 props to you, friend

[dgiablotin]

I’m 33 and only came out as nb a year ago and the dysphoria just gets worse the more I accept it in some ways. I’m very masc but I want to be pretty and graceful but my body is just so male and large and horrible 😢

[Picture-U-Karma]

Thanks Sam I appreciate hearing others talk about this especially from an AMAB perspective really helping me be okay with myself :')

[DeltaDW]

My dysphoria is actually quite a bit similar, my biggest is body hair though, I'm lucky that I have no baldness but have a ridiculous amount of body and face hair growth which sucks but happy to hear that it goes away with HRT!

I'd like to thank you actually because you actually helped ease my dysphoria as I started to gain dysphoria on areas that I didn't really have a problem with personally but at the time I was leaning towards being binary trans and felt social pressure to feel I needed to "pass". But I came across your channel and thought you looked amazing and I related to your videos. So I feel more confident saying that I am non-binary, and all that pressure is basically gone. 😊