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> Why is the number of children experiencing this "gender dysphoria" skyrocketing because it's more socially acceptable to discuss these issues than it was 50

• peoplefromibiza 3y ago
  that goes both ways though it is also undoubtedly true that it is more rewarding on a political level to not have any doubt on these issues than it was just 10 years ago. Entire careers have been built on it. On both sides. But, incredibly enough, the ones on the "precaution" approach are on the far right side. If we saw the same increase in cases of kids having mental health issues, which is also more socially acceptable to talk about than 50 years ago, we would be worried sick, we would ask why it happened and what caused it, not simply treat the symptoms and call it a definitve solution. studies would also show that their life is better than when they were not treated, but is relying on anti depressants really a good life? is asking the question proof that the person asking hates (or is phobic of), for some reason, people with mental health issues?