For kids, it does indeed never happen. You cannot say "children are being mutilated" and then quietly redefine late teens into being children. > And yes, some

For kids, it does indeed never happen. You cannot say "children are being mutilated" and then quietly redefine late teens into being children. > And yes, some of them are regretting that when they grow up. Some of them are even willing to speak up. But I'm sure you will not listen. You do realize this is literally the spotlight fallacy. 99% have no regrets, 1% do, you would like to focus entirely on the 1% to the point of obsession. How about listening to the 99% who don't have regrets? Why are you so eager to ignore the majority of the people this actually concerns, instead patronisingly deciding you know what's best?