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> are identifying as some type of transgender, and we simply do not have current regret statistics. It's hard to have regret statistics for identifying as tran
by mcphage 4y ago
> are identifying as some type of transgender, and we simply do not have current regret statistics.
It's hard to have regret statistics for identifying as transgender, because if you regret identifying as transgender, you just... stop. Regret statistics are irrelevant, because it's not a decision with long term consequences.
- smeej 4y agoI'm not talking about "desisters," people who socially transitioned but never took medical action. I'm talking about people who used cross-sex hormones and surgery to alter their bodies. Having body parts added or removed absolutely has long-term consequences.
- mcphage 4y ago> I'm talking about people who used cross-sex hormones and surgery to alter their bodies. Then why on Earth did you cite the statistic of “10% of children”… 10% of children have not used cross-sex hormones or surgery to alter their body.