Rapid onset gender dysphoria in teen girls is associated with having a friend (or multiple friends) identifying as transgender, suggesting a cohort effect. These girls may also be at risk for things like borderline PD, mood disorders, or ASD. https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/dont-treat-all-cases-of-gender-dysphoria-the-same-way/article37711831/ …
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There's no cure for Stupid.
True, but people with these issues are generally not stupid (my guess is that they are above average IQ). The problem is more hard to diagnose exactly, overlaps with autism, BPD, mood disorders.
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I agree. The teen girls I have worked with that present with ROGD are very bright - above average IQ in my estimation.
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Same as in http://quillette.com/2017/10/06/misunderstanding-new-kind-gender-dysphoria/ … "Most have 14 or 15-year-old daughters who are smart, quirky, and struggling socially. Many of these kids are on the autism spectrum."
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I meant the parents. The rest I get.
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