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originally posted by: Irishhaf
a reply to: Sookiechacha
I'm talking mostly about hormone therapy and puberty blockers
Its interesting that for years the left held up the nordic countries as the reason we should practice gender affirming care, but now that even nordic countries are saying their medical studies are showing no actual help to more negative effects of puberty blockers the left likes to just pretend its safe nothing to worry about.
Transgender adults who started gender-affirming hormone therapy as teens had better mental health than those who waited until adulthood or wanted the treatment but never received it, a Stanford-led study found.
originally posted by: quintessentone
He's right, it's up to the parents to decide what's available for their children and all the parents have to do is give their children written permission to take out the types of books the parents deem age appropriate for their children. It's not up to him to decide what is immoral or moral.
originally posted by: quintessentone
Also with more people transitioning, there will obviously be more people that regret it for their own reasons and who is to blame? all those that led them down the transitioning path? So with the uptick of court cases it's no wonder the gender dysphoria hospitals and doctors are backing off.
originally posted by: Daughter2
She was given two sessions of therapy - absolutely not enough - a 11 year old can't diagnosis themselves.
originally posted by: quintessentone
Isn't it amazing how facts can change a desired narrative?
For those who can't be bothered to read the study, there is a low prevalence of regret after gender-affirmation surgery.
Regret after Gender-affirmation Surgery: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis of Prevalence
journals.lww.com...
originally posted by: FishsticksAndKetchup
After all, suing somebody is how one becomes rich in America nowadays is it not? Gender identity is a very real phenomena
originally posted by: FishsticksAndKetchup
After all, suing somebody is how one becomes rich in America nowadays is it not? Gender identity is a very real phenomena that has been around for recorded history. As society evolves with our new found access to information i have found the loudest opponents towards gender identity have rigid religious views which will suggest that God makes mistakes if gender identity is accepted. Split personalities were once thought to be fantastical in much of the same fashion however, gender identity is susceptible to the same fanatisicm with which we treat everything else as humans. It is that fanatisicm and trendy architecture this poor child, like so many others fell victim to, often perpetuated by the roar of social media?
originally posted by: FishsticksAndKetchup
a reply to: vonclod Controlling the narrative is as old as anything else we debate these days. I agree with you in many ways, particularly with the shoving it in our faces part. I was commenting more towards the lawsuit aspect of it. I for one believe gender identity to be real but more rare than advertised. Religion still has a stronghold on the human psyche, after all, it was the dominant operating system for the past 2000 years at least? Its the trendiness which leaves the already confused in a more vunerable state which was more the point i was trying to convey but can completely agree with your comment as wellđź‘Ť
originally posted by: Waska
a reply to: vonclod
Remember when it was "We just want to be able to marry who we want to marry... that's it."
I think even a large part of the LGB groups are starting to say this is BS.
Judge Moody's ruling said that there is evidence showing that gender-affirming care for trans youth improves their mental health and the well-being of patients. He said testimony from well-credentialed experts and the doctors that the plaintiffs called showed that.
So Moody said the law violates the First, the Fifth and the 14th Amendments. He agreed with the ACLU's arguments that the First Amendment protects doctors' right to refer patients to other providers for gender-affirming care. The judge said the law also violates rights to due process and equal protection by taking away parents' rights to make decisions about their kids' health care and that it discriminates against minors based on their sex since the law wouldn't prohibit minors from accessing gender-affirming care so long as it aligns with their sex assigned at birth.
originally posted by: Xtrozero
originally posted by: Daughter2
She was given two sessions of therapy - absolutely not enough - a 11 year old can't diagnosis themselves.
It should be many years with a therapist that isn't WOKE on trans and just does their job correctly. The girl is 18 now and in 5 years finally saw on her own it was wrong and now it is too late to go back.
originally posted by: linda72
Imagine how many other girls n boys have fallen victims of this ideology supported by the pharmaceutical industry- it's a lucrative business to 'transition' boys n girls - men n women- the reality shows you can't transition- it's physically impossible- they try to treat mental health issues with 'puberty blockers' - 'cross sex hormones' n surgery- it can lead only to disaster-