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Oh yeah, it's definitely not a zero sum game where we should all be at each others throats. Usually the stakes are small, like in this example. I do worry, a bit, that the form of our rejection of transmedicalists could undermine our right to treatment if we're not careful.
In that example, we know there is a strong, organized conservative political group who opposes medical transition. And, I think people aren't concerned enough about the ways our language about medical transition might inadvertently help their case.
i absolutely get that. i'm not sure that there's whole precedent for concern at this point, but i understand the fear, and i've thought about it too. as a community we occupy such a fucking stupid and impossible position of having to accept and support one another in our myriad
experiences and needs while also very strongly affirming that EVERYBODY'S needs be taken care of. do you need dysphoria or surgery to be trans? absolutely not. do people with dysphoria who need surgery deserve to have it? unequivocally yes.
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