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Originally Posted by Hemi-Cuda
Like it or not, there are many kids under 10 who already know that genders of their body and mind don't match. Don't they deserve some kind of validation to know that they aren't broken? Or are they supposed to just push those feelings down and act "normal"? And there is no "push" from the LGBTQ community, there are simply more books and media targeting their group because it's becoming more acceptable for them to admit who they are. Don't feed into the culture war bull#### being imported from the US, there is no indoctrination or force feeding of any ideals
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The vast majority of children who experience trans body dysmorphia grow out of it, about 75%-80%. Kids are very impressionable during this time and selling them a lie that they can live a fulfilling life as the opposite gender is one of the most evil, twisted lies you could tell a kid. All you are setting them up for is a lifetime of pharmaceutical dependency, extremely high suicide rate and a whole host of mental health problems. If you think sacrificing four children to maybe save one is a good trade, you're ####ed in the head.
European countries are by and far moving away from promoting gender affirming care for children, as they are discovering it is doing more harm than good and certainly shouldn't be something a government funds for its citizens. The only places in the world where there is a positive fervor for this sort of thing is the US and Canada.
That Jazz kid is already expressing regret for their decision to have had an experimental child sex change operation, I mean gender affirming care.