Just a quick note to say that comments are turned back on for today’s and subsequent posts. Yes, we sometimes (strategically) turn off comments. And that’s all I will say about that. JMM
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Regarding the article on Rapid Onset Gender Dysphoria, James Cantor published an article entitled “Do Trans Kids Stay Trans?” He described and posted 10 different studies which all came to a similar conclusion. 75-80% of children identifying as trans in childhood do not identify as trans by age 18-20. About half of those “desisting” identify as gay. By medicating and performing surgery on children, are we destroying the bodies of many who will later not identify as trans?
Regarding the article on Rapid Onset Gender Dysphoria, James Cantor published an article entitled “Do Trans Kids Stay Trans?” He described and posted 10 different studies which all came to a similar conclusion. 75-80% of children identifying as trans in childhood do not identify as trans by age 18-20. About half of those “desisting” identify as gay. By medicating and performing surgery on children, are we destroying the bodies of many who will later not identify as trans?
Wondering whether this was a good strategic move to say it was strategic :)