Question for any trans and detrans folks here who reject the gender cult: is there any group or list anywhere that gives you an idea of your numbers?
If so, what's the ballpark? If not, why not?
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In the UK, it's tentatively estimated that there are 200,000-500,000 trans people. For detrans people, we simply don't know - gender clinics don't follow-up, so detrans people can just cease contact and go uncounted.
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Yes, thanks. So then there are more or less informal support groups, set-up more by detransitioning folk than by gender-refusenik trans folk, which all look to run in relative isolation. Which I guess may be the optimal way to do the work. But a headcount might be illuminating?
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The ball park figure is about 0.1% - 1% ... i.e., 70,000 to 700,000 people. But what being trans means to different people is a matter for speculation. I will be interested to see how many people tick "No" to Question 27 on the census.
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I never know what people mean by "trans". Do the statistics refer to what we used to call "transsexuals" or do they include those people who've just decided to change their pronouns?
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