I’m certainly open to the possibility of ROGD existing. When there’s a study showing evidence of it in kids diagnosed with gender dysphoria (as opposed to a study of attitudes of parents on websites attempting to popularize the term) I’d be more than happy to take it seriously.
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My article wasn't a critique of Littman but an investigation into potential connections between gender dysphoria and depersonalization, so I'm not sure what you're talking about.
Others have critiqued Littman & I agree: her methods were a case study in how to get so biased a sample that your results shed no light on the q at hand. But, I didn't write a critique of Littman myself. Can't think of any articles I've written critiquing a single study, tbh.
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