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 === Body Dysphoria ===
-Body dysphoria is what most individuals think of when they think of dysphoria. It is the discomfort with one's body and/or how it functions. Individuals can feel dysphoria about many different things, the most common are dysphoria about one's genitals and dysphoria about one's chest (the presence of breasts in the case of many [[transmasculine]] indivuduals, or the lack of breasts in the case of many [[transfeminine]] individuals). Individuals can also be dysphoric about things such as height, body shape, facial features, or body hair among other things. Body dysphoria also includes things such as dysphoria about one's voice and dysphoria about one's menstrual cycle (having it in the case of trans men, or not having it in the case of trans women).
+Body dysphoria is what most individuals think of when they think of dysphoria. It is the discomfort with one's body and/or how it functions. Individuals can feel dysphoria about many different things, the most common are dysphoria about one's genitals and dysphoria about one's chest (the presence of breasts in the case of most, but not all [[transmasculine]] indivuduals, or the lack of breasts in the case of most, but not all [[transfeminine]] individuals). Individuals can also be dysphoric about things such as height, body shape, facial features, or body hair among other things. Body dysphoria also includes things such as dysphoria about one's voice and dysphoria about one's menstrual cycle (having it in the case of most, but not all [[transmasculine]] individuals, or not having it in the case of most, but not all [[transfeminine]] individuals.)
 Individual do not have to be dysphoric about all parts of their body. One may be dysphoric about certain traits but be fine with others. The exact traits that one is dysphoric about may change throughout one's life. Individual with body dysphoria may also desiring a mix of sex traits, or a complete lack of sex traits. Body dysphoria is commonly associated with binary trans individuals but non-binary individuals can also experience it.