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No one's forcing to. You're free to concede.Why? I made 30 posts in the other thread. Why should I expect different results this time?
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No one's forcing to. You're free to concede.Why? I made 30 posts in the other thread. Why should I expect different results this time?
I understand it very well.Only of you don't understand brain function and chemistry and it's importance in determining identity.
That’s hilarious.No one's forcing to. You're free to concede.
I do. As does the medical community at large.That’s hilarious.
You are free to see it that way.
No but it doesn't make people more comfortable with their bodies.I understand it very well.
My point is that having one’s penis removed and an artificial vagina installed doesn’t change the brain function or chemistry. Nor does a girl having her breasts removied and an artificial penis attached change it.
Actually objective science shows that teenagers who were allowed to receive puberty blockers and hormone treatments as teenagers have remarkably better mental health results as adults. Including after surgery. That's because they were able to treat their gender dysphoria before puberty brought about irreversible bodily changes.Transgender surgeries are cosmetic, but unique in that they destroy vital biological functions. They don’t turn boys into girls or vice versa. They wil be their original sex, but with altered body parts. In neither case will the patient become a “real woman,” or a “real man.” Suicide rates after trans surgery are tragic, and I’m sure that is in part due to disappointment in not having that fairy tale come true.
If you understood brain development, you would know that a fourteen year old girl or boy does not have the brain development needed to make such a life-altering decision as having their primary and secondary sex organs removed.
That study only “suggests” that it “can” improve mental health outcomes. Read it yourself.No but it doesn't make people more comfortable with their bodies.
Actually objective science shows that teenagers who were allowed to receive puberty blockers and hormone treatments as teenagers have remarkably better mental health results as adults. Including after surgery. That's because they were able to treat their gender dysphoria before puberty brought about irreversible bodily changes.
Gender-affirming care can improve mental health outcomes in transgender youth.
I did. You certainly didn't in the amount of time since my post and now.That study only “suggests” that it “can” improve mental health outcomes. Read it yourself.
It does not claim to “show” any remarkable improvement.
It is in the text of your own link. Here it is in the article:I did. You certainly didn't in the amount of time since my post and now.
Be less obvious.
It is in the text of your own link. Here it is in the article:
Although the new study suggests that puberty blockers or hormones can alleviate risks of depression and suicidality in this population, a correlation was not found between gender-affirming medication and anxiety.
How long do you think it takes to read that?
I know that it doesn’t mean “shows,” which was your claim.
Probably going to take you a lot longer to figure out the context of the word suggest there. They don't mean guess.
What they feel is dsyphoria between their physical bodies and their identities. They don't feel like someone else, they feel that something is wrong within them.
So it isn't about treating their discomfort, it's about your own.
Conclusions and Relevance This study found that gender-affirming medical interventions were associated with lower odds of depression and suicidality over 12 months. These data add to existing evidence suggesting that gender-affirming care may be associated with improved well-being among TNB youths over a short period, which is important given mental health disparities experienced by this population, particularly the high levels of self-harm and suicide.I know that it doesn’t mean “shows,” which was your claim.
If you’re backpedaling on that, fine.
You should have, instead of just taking the article at face value. If you had, you would know that It was a one-year study of 104 people. It was a doctoral thesis, not a study by experienced researchers. Hardly evidence of anything.Conclusions and Relevance This study found that gender-affirming medical interventions were associated with lower odds of depression and suicidality over 12 months. These data add to existing evidence suggesting that gender-affirming care may be associated with improved well-being among TNB youths over a short period, which is important given mental health disparities experienced by this population, particularly the high levels of self-harm and suicide.
Maybe you should of read more thoroughly.
So now you're retreating.You should have, instead of just taking the article at face value. If you had, you would know that It was a one-year study of 104 people. It was a doctoral thesis, not a study by experienced researchers. Hardly evidence of anything.
But I find it amusing that you believe that the “Seattle Children’s Gender Clinic” is the font of “objective science.”
You fell for a sales pitch disguised as science.
That’s nice.I do. As does the medical community at large.
It is actually.That’s nice.
I couldn’t be happier for you.It is actually.
I'm happier for the trans people who gaining access to better care.I couldn’t be happier for you.
That’s nice.I'm happier for the trans people who gaining access to better care.