>>73036Either way, the reality is, you're better off not transitioning. When someone walks in with Body integrity dysphoria, i.e. feel like they should be missing a limb, the doctors don't just start lopping off arms, or when a short person has an issue with their height they're just told to cope with it. Those who don't suffer the consequences, short people who decide to have their legs broken in hopes that they may gain a few inches end up looking awkward, out of proportion, and obviously wrong, and that's if they don't end up in a wheel chair the rest of their lives. Transitioning will be no different, you'll get awkward cone tits sure, but still retain obviously masculine features that make you look awkward, out of proportion, and obviously wrong, as well as a whole host of other issues relating to bone density and early onset arthritis. You will gain nothing and only end up worse than you started. This isn't a rhinoplasty or a face lift, the treatment you are looking for doesn't exist. Much like height and any other unchanging physical feature, you can only learn to simply live with it, learn to accept yourself. Otherwise your only other option is to shackle yourself with a laundry list of health issues and other symptoms later in life in exchange for a pair of cone tits, whilst still retaining all the features that make you a man.