Age dysphoria. Never heard that term before, but I really like it. I definitely have that. I think it's common in women and trans people. Women, because of the 'bio clock' and also because of society. Trans people, because oftentimes we have had to live the wrong life watching everyone pass us by. By the time we do get to live life, it seems shortened. I think this is yet another area trans women get the short stick. Because the 'golden years' for a woman are pretty early in life. In a way they aren't for a guy. I think that says something though. About our society.
But even for the Kim Petras of the world, that time is really short. So ok, she transitioned at what, 16? So, she got a couple more years of being 'hot'. Doesn't last long. For any woman, trans or cis. After a certain age, women stop being jealous. Men start losing interest. People just stop noticing you altogether. (I never actually reached this age as a woman, but I know about it from my mom and others)
What I'm saying is that even if you had been a cis woman, the time when you're 'hot' is pretty short. So, if you transitioned earlier, you'd have just gained a few years. Not much. The best thing you can do, the best thing any beautiful woman can do, is find something she loves to do that she will still love to do at 60. Something that really feeds her soul. Life is relatively easy for a young, beautiful woman (a bit different for a trans woman, I know). What I was trying to say (badly) before, is that as a young, attractive woman, you've got all the perks and privilege you'll ever get as a woman. Right now. And it just won't be the same later. People just won't care when you're 40 the same way they do now. Harsh, but true. You've just got to grab the bull by the horn, because he won't be around later. You know?