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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Calling them "perfect" is literally saying nothing is wrong, lol. That's the definition. Also, what is the treatment for gender dysphoria? On one hand, transition, other hand, therapy? To make you stop feeling that way? Aka get over it. Why is it horrible to affirm that?
They're bodies are perfect, healthy, as they are. Gender dysphoria is in the mind. I've been managing mine without testosterone since my transition failed to alliviate it, so I know it's possible to get better without hrt and surgeries.
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