Not much different from before, I haven't come out to anyone yet, but since become active on this forum it's all I can think about, which is not only confusing, but strangely gives me a certain amount of hope. I've been happier over the past few days than I have for a long, long while. So for that, I thank you guys

Anyway, I've decided that I want to explore how I feel more, as I keep switching from strictly trans (ie. hating every part of myself) to genderqueer/genderfluid, if that makes sense...Part of me really wants this, and a part of me is seriously doubting that this can ever happen. So instead of risking "coming out", I'd like to find someone, a professional, to talk to.
Here's my position, I'm under 18, and I live in the UK (which is a factor, I think, since the NHS can be strange about the difference between purely cosmetic issues and psychological issues, private and local psychs ect.). I'm planning to speak to my GP about getting a therapist sometime this week, but I'm not exactly sure what to say. I know with certain issues, it's not good to beat about the bush. But seeing as i'm not sure, I was wondering whether it would be Ok to ask my GP about seeing a psychiatrist about stress, and then when it comes to actually seeing them, to hint at Gender Dysphoria?
I'm worried about going to a session, only for them to turn around and say they have no idea what gender dysphoria is, or that it's something they can "solve" rather than "explore". But on the other hand, I'm worried about directly admitting to my GP that i'm gender dysphoric, because, well...I haven't actually told anyone else physically before, and it's not really obvious
physically that i've been trying to come out as a man (besides a shorter haircut). It sounds stupid, but I don't want to blow it out of proportion by telling my doctor without going over it with someone who's trained to deal with people's mind...
Incase that was a little hard to decode, my question is, Do you think it's Ok to go to a psychiatrist for anxiety and stress (which I do have, but not nearly as bad as the dysphoria), and then telling them that I may also have gender dysphoria? Or, do you think it will be better for me to admit straight up to my doctor that i'm unsure of my sexuality and gender, and possibly be referred to a specialist (which i fear runs the risk of my parents finding out before I want them to...)?
Sorry, I'm all over the place tonight. Thank you for listening anyway

any help on this would be greatly appreciated.