Hugs, Katelyn. What you're dealing with IS difficult.
Can I point out that very, very few people have a normal life?
Yes, they may be cisgender and have no trouble with their gender. But they may be dealing with health or family problems we don't see. They may have phobias and other debilitating emotional reactions that stunts their ability to be in the world. People face all sorts of hard luck along the way. Accidents, diseases, natural disasters, discrimination based on race, religion, nationality, etc., victimization from crime, poverty, or abuse, etc.
I've heard of a thing called "comparing your insides to other people's outsides." It means assuming because everyone else looks "normal" and you don't feel normal, that they must be having an easier time than you. In reality, most people have trials that only their close friends know about.
Does any of this help?