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Well said. But I think this post should be deleted before "ex-boy" becomes the next trendy gender of the week.
I absolutely hate you for this comment

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Well said. But I think this post should be deleted before "ex-boy" becomes the next trendy gender of the week.


Watch this vid and tell me that this guy is not meant to be a man:
Shit, man. Did you not watch it? I wasn't only meaning his appearance. I'm talking about his whole journey and what he's got to say about it. *noises of flabbergast and irritation
since we're talking about transitioning
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Those videos were wonderful. Especially the first one in which "Harrison" claims he must be white, really, because he feels he doesn't get the respect he deserves. Ouch. The truth hurts.

I know from personal experience that medics are far too often capitulating to patients' self diagnosis for a quiet life
Well that's just not true.The men who invade women's spaces. Women invading men's spaces is less problematic because we ain't scared of them.
That 1% regret rate is what is not true. It's an oft-repeated mantra, but it's entirely based on one single study from the Netherlands, which was done by a transgender clinic among its own patients. In other words, it asked the very people who were STILL in contact with the clinic if they regretted their transition. Most people who regret transition or even detransition, don't stay with the same clinic, counselors and surgeons. And curiously, the 1% regret rate was based on the less than 70% of patients they were still in contact with. Over 30% had been "lost to follow-up" which could mean they had relocated to a country the Amsterdam clinic had no contact with, or simply gone off the radar, or detransitioned without their help, or worse.Tho while I'm here, the actual regret rate is one percent. Hell, I'll be generous with ya'll and double it via absolutely no proof but what's been fallin' out of some of yuse asses;
if it were 2% then transitioning still has less of a regret rate shown than every other surgical procedure one can name that I'm aware of.
So you are questioning a 1% out of a 70%... then assume the 30% must involve some 70 or 80% of detransitioners?That 1% regret rate is what is not true. It's an oft-repeated mantra, but it's entirely based on one single study from the Netherlands, which was done by a transgender clinic among its own patients. In other words, it asked the very people who were STILL in contact with the clinic if they regretted their transition. Most people who regret transition or even detransition, don't stay with the same clinic, counselors and surgeons. And curiously, the 1% regret rate was based on the less than 70% of patients they were still in contact with. Over 30% had been "lost to follow-up" which could mean they had relocated to a country the Amsterdam clinic had no contact with, or simply gone off the radar, or detransitioned without their help, or worse.
Because it's still there?Still trying to figure out why you felt the need to resurrect this thread.
The same "Lord" that smears you with shame cleanses it all away
Still trying to figure out why you felt the need to resurrect this thread.
You have no point to prove...just some axe that seems to need grinding. See my reply to your (re)-opening post.
If the point still is flying too far above your head, then ask yourself why you think you have a more legitimate right to self-identification than other people you don't actually know and who do not interfere with your life in any way.
