Another very good point. However, it is true that many dysmorphic people do pursue body modifications which in the long term just make them more dysmorphic, due to being a constant reminder that they aren't what they would want to be. People do act against their own interests, and they do take action which makes their situation worse, all the while telling themselves this will make it all better. But I'm with Grover in that the glee and delight at being in women's spaces does go a long way towards suggesting fetishism rather than dyspmorphia. RT: https://bird.makeup/users/salltweets/statuses/2111980028275892327