Anonymous #1 17h

^^

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Anonymous #1 17h

Puberty blockers are ok, there was a girl in my school who went on testosterone in middle school and now has to live with a low voice and a stubble because of the negligence of her parents and doctors. Many kids do not know the difference of being a tomboy for example vs being transgender. I could maybe support hormones for minors with extreme cases of gender dysphoria but it really shouldn’t be so easy

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Anonymous OP 17h

I think puberty blockers are a minimum. Ordinarily I as a cis person would be fine with just that as an option, but my trans friends have expressed to me that they think they should have been allowed to get on hormones as young teens. Thats because being on puberty blockers can make someone feel socially outcast. They wish they had been able to go through the puberty they wanted alongside their peers.

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Anonymous #3 16h

That’s way to big of a decision for a minor to make😭 that’s absolutely ridiculous. If a twelve year old decides they want a giant skibidi toilet tattoo on their neck is that “their decision to make”?? And tattoos can even be removed hormone replacement is not always reversible. And yes people do advocate for surgery underage especially top surgery.

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Anonymous OP 16h

Yes. Feel free to regret and feel shitty about it. It’s not my problem

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Anonymous OP 16h

If it makes them feel better then great for them if they regret it then boo hoo the consequences of your actions

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Anonymous OP 16h

People make irreversible decisions about their life all the time

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Anonymous OP 16h

Since when did we start caring about regret in choices as a country? People are constantly doing things they regret

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Anonymous #2 15h

Well we do when it comes to children. It’s why we have a legal age of consent, minimum age for tobacco/alcohol/marijuana purchases, minimum age to drive a car, and why we require everyone under the age of 16 to get an education.

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Anonymous #3 15h

It’s sickening you think like this in regards to literal children who haven’t even gone through puberty yet.

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Anonymous OP 15h

I regret getting baptized, I regret making the friends I did who ended up being racist and trying to make me okay with it. We intervene medically all of the time for minors Why do you think kids are just walking in with a slight dislike of how they look and coming out with surgeries, that’s not the process.

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Anonymous #2 15h

Ok so getting baptized means absolutely nothing if you don’t believe in the religion and the thing with your friends was just a learning experience for you. Kids do not always understand gender dysphoria unless they actually have it. Kids may think they are trans because they don’t fit the stereotypes of their assigned gender. I have friends who transitioned as a kid and it worked out for them and I have friends who grew to realize they were never even transgender. We intervene medically for m-

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Anonymous OP 15h

Minors when it’s needed to keep them happy and healthy. Hormone therapy is way too much of a gamble to give a kid except for in extreme cases. There is a major difference here.

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Anonymous OP 15h

That’s why we intervene medically if they’re expressing signs. So that we can determine if they do or don’t have it🤯🤯

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Anonymous #2 15h

It’s pretty obvious that is not the case most of the time. Please learn critical thinking skills as you clearly did not use any with any of the arguments you have tried to make.

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Anonymous OP 15h

“most of the time” according to?

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Anonymous OP 13h

Kids need to grow up faster and learn the nature of the unforgiving world. We are coddling them too much

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Anonymous OP 13h

I’m glad I had common sense during my childhood not to do things I’d regret in the future.

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Anonymous #3 13h

Well I’m sure that’s not true and if it is you must not have learned very much. Not letting minors get permanent procedures is hardly coddling them.

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Anonymous OP 11h

Most of the time according..to?

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