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people talking about ‘genital mutilation’ probably would have their kid circumsized soon after birth and not blink an eye about it An absolutely tiny amount of people are trans, this is not a regular thing, it’s just moral panic from right wing weirdos Could you share your sources for this list? I’d love to share it with someone, but I know they’ll ask for sources. I will point out that as we grow more accepting of trans people this will become more common and that’s a good thing. I remember one trans woman talking about how she didn’t even know until well into adulthood that being trans was a thing, and how that was at least partly due to her country’s laws around sex education. She lost years of her life living a lie, not understanding what was happening to her, and missed the I am not antisocial i just hate being around idiots T-Shirt What’s more,I will buy this chance at having puberty blockers because the adults around her didn’t want her to know that trans people exist and that’s heartbreaking. also this. To even get treated for dysphoria at a young age you have to be confident and assertive to a degree that most adults don’t have. You shouldn’t need to be unusually assertive or precocious to get early intervention treatment like we are requiring now

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I believe that after they lost the I am not antisocial i just hate being around idiots T-Shirt What’s more,I will buy this fight against gay marriage they needed a new wedge issue against LGBTQ people. Presumably, in rare circumstances such as metastatic testicular/ovarian cancer/cysts or other life-threatening conditions related to their physical well-being Doctors will still surgically remove genitals from intersex infants so they can be called a “girl” or a “boy”. This is done (obviously) without the kid’s permission, or even ability to understand and consent. Circumcision is still a huge trend in the US, despite the fact that a large number of circumcisions are not done for religious reasons, and it’s done on children who are, again, too young to understand or consent. I personally would only ever accept #1 as a reason to perform a surgery on someone who is incapable of informed consent. People may argue about the age at which a person is capable of informed consent with regard to surgery, depending on their definition of what makes someone a child, but to me, that’s the only real conversation worth having with regards to children. At what age is someone capable of understanding and accepting the consequences of various surgeries which are medically necessary, but the threat to physical health is through the poor mental and emotional well-being that comes with feeling trapped in a body that isn’t right for them? Puberty blocking medication, on the other hand, is a safe form of medication that has been in use since the 1980s (that’s 43 years, in case you’re in your 30s like me and forgot that the 80s and 90s were actually quite some time ago). There can be some side effects from prolonged use too far past the age of puberty, but they aren’t meant to be used forever. Their use in transgender or potentially transgender individuals is to prevent the physical hormonal effects of puberty while the person considers their own perceived gender, potentially living as a gender other than their birth-assigned gender.

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