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It genuinely does not improve their quality of life at all. That ‘post-transition’ bliss fades fast then they’re faced with a brutal reality. Honestly, if soci
by hobbitstan 4y ago
It genuinely does not improve their quality of life at all. That ‘post-transition’ bliss fades fast then they’re faced with a brutal reality.
Honestly, if society DID care about their well-being, it wouldn't allow puberty blockers, hormones, or surgeries.
- AussieWog93 4y ago>Honestly, if society DID care about their well-being, it wouldn't allow puberty blockers, hormones, or surgeries. Let's say you're correct about even 90% of cases (I don't think it would be quite this high, but let's just assume). What then about the 10% where transitioning really helps them deal with life? Do we just make their life miserable? To be honest with you, I wouldn't suspect if this is where we end up in 20 years' time when the pendulum swings the other way, but either way it's not an ideal situation.