You interpreted my post as a bizarre absolute. I meant "no one here," not "no one period". Either way, your post is nit-picking. My point was that being agains

You interpreted my post as a bizarre absolute. I meant "no one here," not "no one period". Either way, your post is nit-picking. My point was that being against affirmation in all cases is simple not the same thing as viewing all transitions as a "regrettable outcome". > Transition currently has very low rates of regret; lower than many other forms of surgery. Hip replacement has higher rates of regret and there's not a mainstream movement trying to prevent access to that. Wonderful. But hip replacement is not elective surgery based on the subjective feelings of the patient. As long as one person regrets it, it is my opinion that we should prefer a watchful-waiting approach and I can say that without "failing to support trans people".