Very interesting and helpful article. The severity of dysphoria we feel is so out of the realm of a cis person's experience that it's hard for them to understand it. "Imagine if you woke up one morning with a man's body" (for a woman, obviously) is a hypothetical, but these actual examples of cis dysphoria might be more relatable, and as a result, more effective in conveying to cis people a sense of what we have to deal with. Also, although it may be naive to think this, it seems that recognizing that gender-affirming care is appropriate for cis gender dysphoria might help them see that the same is true for us.