Okay so I really don't like the indirect dysphoria argument because it often can feel like it's being used to force someone into coming to a conclusion they don't feel is right for them when they are forced to justify, in this case why they don't want to be a girl. This happened to me multiple times when being egged by people before learning I was NB and it felt really fucking gross. Don't try to force people who aren't willing, it feels terrible.
I remember being told similar things by my "friends" in school due to me being a femboy who wears girl's clothes, and also for being gay, they used a similar argument with me when I would respond to their questions about why I don't want to be a girl because I didn't know then a better way to respond and I wasn't aware of what they were doing to me. They also teased me for being gay telling me "boys aren't attracted to other boys". I'm very glad I found better friends, those people weren't really my friends, they treated me like dirt.
I had seen that tweet before this comic but the comic feels pretty accurate to how it went down for me too. The next few weeks of comics were a pretty awesome story as well.
Especially the one way he wakes up. That was so me!
It sure is a good thing I learned very quickly to directly oppose egg arguments made against me rather than try and justify why I don't want to be a girl. Indirect Dysphoria arguments are awful, and you can't get out of them with any kind of formal politeness, it'll just be turned around against you and labeled as "indirect dysphoria".