If a physically healthy child with an eating disorder says they're too fat or too thin, what do you say? "No you're not, you're perfect as you are." If a physically healthy child with gender dysphoria says they're the opposite sex, what do you say?
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And anorexia is a serious condition that is different from the 1st question you asked: "perfectly healthy child". Anorexia can cause a lot of damage and lead to death. My response was to your initial question. Please also don't compare anorexia to gender dysphoria.
I acknowledge they're different conditions, but you must see some similarity? A person sees themself one way (weight/sex) but is actually not that, and needs help realising that. It's a complicated issue to tackle with Twitter character limitations, but I hope my point was clear
