What I don't understand about detransitioners is... why would anyone listen to them or take anything they say seriously? By their own admission they were stunningly wrong about themselves and made terrible decisions.
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Unlike any detransitioner I've ever heard of, I spent a long ass time thinking about how it would feel if I was wrong about having gender dysphoria and ultimately decided to detransition.
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"What if this feeling that I think is gender dysphoria is really just normal self-consciousness? What if this feeling is just internalized misogyny?" These were hard questions, and questions I knew I couldn't be 100% certain I knew the answers to.
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I spent, comparatively, not *that* long thinking it through. But to me, too, there was never much doubt. When it clicked, I knew, and I've never questioned my decisions. When I started taking my meds, I felt amazing. There has never been a single moment where I GENUINELY >>
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Replying to @BAlyssaHauk @e_urq
wondered: AM I trans? The big thing for me wrt detransisioners is that... I'm not saying this person DOESN'T exist, but I will say that, of the thousands of trans people I've met and talked to over the last three years, every single detransitioner I've met or seen >>
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was very reluctant to actually say they AREN'T trans, AREN'T a man/woman, etc., but instead expresses that they detransitioned because being trans was hard (it fucking is, thanks society), or because their family/friend/job pressured them to detransition.
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