> I don't understand this. The core problem with gender dysphoria is that you feel significant discomfort with your biological sex. Indeed, and that's why you

> I don't understand this. The core problem with gender dysphoria is that you feel significant discomfort with your biological sex. Indeed, and that's why you see people undergoing medical treatments to address that problem. Why anyone in their right mind would be against people seeking medical treatments to address their health issues is beyond me. > If it were possible to legitimately "re-educate" oneself to not feel this discomfort, that would be considerably cheaper, less invasive and less problematic overall than trying to change one's sex. You're desperately trying to avoid the point. I repeat. You can reeducate an impotent man to stop worrying about his erectile dysfunction. You can reeducate a man to stop bothering with being bald. Why is that somehow not targeted by this authoritarian belief that you're entitled to force upon others to undergo reeducation camps to accept an outcome they don't want nor feel comfortable with? Why is that only minorities vilified by certain religious conservative pressure groups should have no say in what they can and cannot do regarding their health and personal well-being?