Yes. And the ones who later regret it are forever marred.
Yes. Sometimes hormones are necessary and I am thankful that your daughter is able to make us of properly used drugs to help suppress her breast cancer.
But there are noticeable side effects on a growing young child.
I don't agree with your position for children. My daughter spanked her child. Are you against government intervention Department of Children? (Different words in different states) Why should government make such a personal decision? Do they live with the teen in their intervention? Their issues or seen their psychologist?
There are times when government should intervene.
Suicide for those who are trans are higher that the average populace. Why? Because there are psychological issues. So.. .yes, we should not let blockers be used for this purpose until they are adults and their bones and growth are not affected. IMHO
I've posted this umpteen times before, and it's clear you haven't watched or read it.
Give these interviews with parents of transgender kids a watch/listen and perhaps it will better inform your inaccurate views on this.
Watch Jon Stewart’s Take Down Here For Free
www.hrc.org
Here's a snippet:
"Parents of Transgender Youth:
“Well, it’s interesting that folks might say that these are woke parents ‘cause my husband and I weren’t really woke about this. We had a child who was telling us that they – that, you know, she’s been a girl her whole life, and we were not really listening
. So I am not sure how woke we were….I kind of wish we were more woke. I wish we had been able to hear her sooner. Took us a few years to really listen and appreciate that she was telling us who she was. And when we did, she was – she was like a new child. She just literally lit up, woke up. She woke up when we supported her. We said, ‘we recognize that this is who you are, and we are gonna support you in our house. And we’re gonna support you in your life.’ And when that happened, she’s like, ‘this is amazing.’ She really didn’t have words for it as a 10-year-old. She had been telling us since she was three. And since that time, what we deal with now is a child who is now almost going to college. She’s in high school. And, I told someone the other day, I said, ‘You know, her being trans is the least interesting thing about her.’”
“So the year before she transitioned, I knew – she was verbalizing that she did not want to live. And I said ‘I don’t want to lose my child,’ so we may have had our heads in the sand about what was really going on, acknowledging this. So there was a razor’s edge for sure at that point. Once we actually affirmed this child, she’s actually been fine. She’s on her phone too much. That’s her biggest problem.
Once she had the gender-affirming care of her parents – she blossomed.”
– Keisha Michaels, PTEC Parent
It seems to me that people who truly care about children seriously need to spend more time thinking on this, instead of resorting to misinformed knee-jerk reactions.