Are you willing to provide definitions and then defend them?The fact you don['t like the definition of a word doesn't mean that word is not defined.
For purposes of legislation there is no problem defining gender as a social construct that refers to the roles, behaviors, and identities of people, and how they relate to each other. Gender is not biological sex.
The only reason to ignore the existence of gender is to push an agenda of discrimination.
Until you provide and defend definitions for gender and gender identity, this argument is logically meaningless.False. Gender dysphoria is an anxiety disorder that affects about 7% of the transgender population at some point in their lives. It is a condition that causes anxiety and distress when a person's gender identity differs from their biological sex. It is also clear that this distress results from external pressures to conform and to deny one's gender identity.
While you're at it, can you give us a definition of "transgender"? For example does it include transvestites?
False on so many levels.
the standards of care actually says that every individual is unique and there is no one size fits all and no one set of interventions or explorations. The clinician works together with the patient and family to determine what course treatment is to follow for that individual.
None of what you just said is necessarily in conflict with what I said.
This is claimed a lot but never supported.
Please cite these studies
You seem to be defending GAC. In the world of healthcare GAC is quite radical. It's on you to provide extraordinarily good evidence for this dangerous, irreversible approach.