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People don't truly know what they want until they get it. They don't appreciate the grass often looks greener, but actually isn't. Add that to raging often teen
by SillyUsername 4y ago
People don't truly know what they want until they get it. They don't appreciate the grass often looks greener, but actually isn't.
Add that to raging often teenage hormones and you get this result.
Misdiagnosis of a genuine need to change gender is just adding justification for transphobia - it allows people to say "look, these people were wrong in their decision", which can then be misused as an argument in all cases.
The law needs tightening - this isn't to prevent the changes, this is to assess proper mental faculty in separating the perceived post transition fantasy of what it's like Vs the reality, and not provide fuel for the anti trans fire.
- ghqst 4y agoYeah, the more of these too extreme clinics we have, the more it hurts the overall case for the genuine trans person who has been on hormones for years medically transitioning.