Sorry, English isn't my primary language. What I meant by suicide rates is indeed attempted suicide. It would be really scary if all of those succeeded. I wou

Sorry, English isn't my primary language. What I meant by suicide rates is indeed attempted suicide. It would be really scary if all of those succeeded. I wouldn't dismiss unsuccessful suicides. Someone who doesn't succeed or turn back before committing isn't cured or any happier and may very well attempt again or live under a black cloud of depression and stress. As for your comment on involuntary commitment, it makes no sense. There is a well known "cure" for gender dysphoria and it is gender transition. "after treatment, 26 (2.4%) of the MTF subjects and 7 (1.4%) of the FTM subjects still reported depression"[1]. According to this study, only 2.4% still report depression after transition. There are more studies reporting similar results, find them yourself. [1] http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/827713 http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/827713 Edit: I've reread your post and your other post. I understand that your comment on involuntary commitment was meant if my mistake was true and the successful suicide rate was indeed 45%.