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Utah becomes first state in 2023 to ban gender-affirming care for transgender minors

Shadow Wolf

Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Someone has to tell you that you are doing sex wrong:p:p:D
Well, those things I don't like doing. But the things I like doing, that include me being able to do things most people can't? Man or woman, "you're doing it wrong" is something I am not told.:cool:
 

We Never Know

No Slack
If it is medically necessary and multiple health professionals agree to that and the 6 year old and their parents want it, yes, politicians shouldn't stand in the way of medicine.
You seem to be under the impression that doctors are amoral or immoral who just want to make sex changes to minors. That also seems to be the notion under which such laws are proposed. I have a little more trust in the medical profession than in that of politicians.
Doctors usually won't perform sex changes before a person hasn't grown up physically. That is different for every person and it just might be around 18 or 21 in the US. If your age laws are any indication, you grow up much slower than Europeans.

Give me good reasons why a 6 year old needs a sex change.
 

Subduction Zone

Veteran Member
Give me good reasons why a 6 year old needs a sex change.
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Shadow Wolf

Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Ok you are female
Yes.
with natural breasts,
Yes.
natural monthly menstral cycles
Not quite monthly, and not a true menstrual cycle, but even some cisfemale (again, this is to clarify and not provoke) healthcare providers have stared at me in disbelief and said "it sounds like you had a period."
It's actually not unusual for this to not be a normal thing for ciswomen, with some not having it at all.
can have baby's,
No, but many women for one reason or another can't.
,etc right?
What's this etc and right?
Something that might interest you is I have wondered what my sex chromosomes are and if I might have some weird condition. I don't have an adams apple, my feet and hands are small for someone born male of my height (and indeed Ive met many women with bigger hands and feet the same size), had breast development before hormone treatment, women's clothing fits better, and weird things and other things. I even have the lazy eye passed down on through the women in my mom's family and even have my mom's maternal grandmother looks in the face.
 

We Never Know

No Slack
Yes.

Yes.

Not quite monthly, and not a true menstrual cycle, but even some cisfemale (again, this is to clarify and not provoke) healthcare providers have stared at me in disbelief and said "it sounds like you had a period."
It's actually not unusual for this to not be a normal thing for ciswomen, with some not having it at all.

No, but many women for one reason or another can't.

What's this etc and right?
Something that might interest you is I have wondered what my sex chromosomes are and if I might have some weird condition. I don't have an adams apple, my feet and hands are small for someone born male of my height (and indeed Ive met many women with bigger hands and feet the same size), had breast development before hormone treatment, women's clothing fits better, and weird things and other things. I even have the lazy eye passed down on through the women in my mom's family and even have my mom's maternal grandmother looks in the face.

Why will you not admit you are a born male trying to transition to a female? There is no shame in it. The only shame is denying it.
 

Heyo

Veteran Member
Give me good reasons why a 6 year old needs a sex change.
I already said it: medical reasons. E.g. a person born with both male and female characteristics got assigned a sex at birth. At 6 years old there are problems with the genitalia of that sex. Removing them and thereby changing the sex assigned at birth would be such an example.
 

We Never Know

No Slack
I already said it: medical reasons. E.g. a person born with both male and female characteristics got assigned a sex at birth. At 6 years old there are problems with the genitalia of that sex. Removing them and thereby changing the sex assigned at birth would be such an example.
OK. But not because they think so?
 

SomeRandom

Still learning to be wise
Staff member
Premium Member
OK. But not because they think so?
It’s a medical thing done by doctors. I sincerely don’t think they ask the patient or even their parents beforehand.
Are you sincerely unaware of sex change procedures for hermaphroditism or other intersex conditions typically done at birth? Don’t think doctors ask babies whether or not certain body parts should be chopped off at the point of birth for medical reasons s lol
(For the record statistically speaking that’s 1155,000,00 of the worlds population. Since intersex conditions account for 1.5% of births worldwide.)
 
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We Never Know

No Slack
It’s a medical thing done by doctors. I sincerely don’t think they ask the patient or even their parents beforehand.
Are you sincerely unaware of sex change procedures for hermaphroditism or other intersex conditions typically done at birth? Don’t think doctors ask babies whether or not certain body parts should be chopped off at the point of birth for medical reasons s lol

hermaphroditism. Thats way above what we are talking about.
 

Shadow Wolf

Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Why will you not admit you are a born male trying to transition to a female? There is no shame in it. The only shame is denying it.
Lie down and roll over like a dog for you?
Nah.
Amd, truly, I don't know if I was born a "regular male" or not and I'm not the only one who has been curious about that. I haven't cared to be tested for that because it doesn't really change much other than explaining some things.
 

Heyo

Veteran Member
OK. But not because they think so?
Not because they think so. And they wouldn't find a surgeon willing to do it just because they want it. There is no need to legislate that. It probably already is in a less specific way and, as I said before, I trust the opinion of experts more than that of politicians.
 

We Never Know

No Slack
Lie down and roll over like a dog for you?
Nah.
Amd, truly, I don't know if I was born a "regular male" or not and I'm not the only one who has been curious about that. I haven't cared to be tested for that because it doesn't really change much other than explaining some things.

I don't want you to roll over. I can and will try understand your confusion/situation.... But don't label me for being male as I was born. Leave me out of it. Is that ok to ask?
 

Shadow Wolf

Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
Sure I have. I can even accept it.
What I cant figure out i why its like pulling teeth for you to admit it.
Or you could quit making assumptions. Seems a good place to start than insisting there is some to "admit."
And, by the way, I'm not going to be a circus bear riding a bike for you.
 
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