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But how do any of us know we are making the right call here? This is one of those wickedly complex problems where there is no right answer. It just sucks for
by bmurphy1976 7y ago
But how do any of us know we are making the right call here? This is one of those wickedly complex problems where there is no right answer. It just sucks for everybody involved, nearly every decision you make can have a horrific outcome and the effects are permanent.
You can't be that surprised that in a situation like this, most people would tend to be very conservative (not republican conservative, but careful, do no harm, don't rock the boat kind of conservative).
- pgcj_poster 7y agoNo, puberty blockers don't cause any permanent body changes: that's the whole point. They delay the decision. You can still go through a male or female puberty once you're older. Most people are "conservative" on this issue because they have no idea what they're talking about, just like every almost every other issue related to trans people.
- rpmisms 7y agoI don't want to wade in, but puberty blockers do have long-term effects, so they're not just a cureall.