Are there any support groups in your local area? Have you tried linking with a therapist to help? I don't really know enough about your situation to be helpful. I know it can be disheartening when your outside does not match your inside perception of yourself. Just know if you not where you want to be in your journey, just taking a step at a time and being kind to yourself in the process is the most important thing.

There are no support groups near me, and even if there were I would not have a way to get to them. I can't go into therapy due to financial issues. I really want to transition but I can't because of a lot of reasons.
1. I don't have money
2. I can't legally transition until I'm 18
3. Unsupportive family
4. Unsupportive friends

Sam-Dances, you really need to visit https://www.susans.org
There are so many supportive people there and they are going the same thing. Please check it out. Dailystrengh is wonderful but there are just many more people at Susan's and they're really engaged. I feel certain you can find a good support person who has been through this to guide you.

Hang tough and let me know what you think of Susan's.

I am going to make this short as I have said it a number of times. The only fix for dysphoria is to be comfortable with who you are. period. You can do whatever you want to look the part, but until you ARE the part you will never get rid of the dysphoria. Explaination is simple. if you never accept yourself as trans, you can have every surgery in the world, put on all the makeup you want have your hair, nails and dress in the most effeminate clothing and you will still see a man in drag in the mirror. That is fact. You need to learn to accept yourself for who you are, once you do that the dysphoria part becomes pretty easily manageable.