To be scared of my entire family after coming out as trans?
A little over 2 months ago I came out to my family as a trans girl, and neither of my parents took it well. My mom told me that HRT will destroy my body and my dad started crying really hard since I was his only 'son'. My sisters took it much, much, better, and as a high schooler living in the time of quarantine I'm constantly around all of them, but I can't stand it.
Because of my mom I'm not able to dress, act, and speak as myself outside of my room, which brings it's own dysphoria problems; And because they ALL know I'm trans it feels like I'm being constantly judged and like I'm constantly under pressure to become more feminine despite not being allowed to.
The cherry on top of all of this is that I started HRT behind their backs and started egirling to pay for it, so my room is full of all the various medications and needles I have for estrogen as well as my makeup and clothes for egirling. This means that I can NEVER let anyone in my room and I sometimes have to get kinda pushy when telling people not to come in, and when I'm in makeup I can't leave my room until I take it off.
When it is off, I feel absolutely horrible about my face and voice in every way. When I leave my room, my mom + one of my sisters are usually sitting on a couch just 6 or 7 feet outside my door. As soon as I leave I can see them looking at me and judging me and I just feel terrible for it. My mom can probably notice that I look more feminine than 'normal', which displeases her and probably makes her suspicious that I'm on HRT, and my sisters probably think I'm not trying hard enough to be feminine and that I'm pretending to be trans.
With my dad, something happened when I came out to him and I just can't bear to be near him anymore. My fight or flight kicks in whenever I'm in the same room as him and I just can't do anything other than basically power walk away. My therapist says it's a trauma response and that the only thing to do is to try and talk to him when I feel the time is right, but I can't see that time ever coming. I'm going away to college this fall and while I don't want this to be the last time I ever see him I don't know what else I can do.
Sorry for the wall of text, but I needed to get this off my chest to people other than my therapist.