Evan Urquhart

But, that doesn't describe PBs, which have been prescribed for decades and are well understood?

Do children need to demonstrate Gillick competence to be treated with the same drugs at the same ages for early onset of puberty?

Early onset puberty is totally different to gd. Children younger than 8 are prescribed pb's but they are stopped in time to allow natural puberty to proceed. Blockers are used in gd to stop puberty happening at all, therein lies the problem as its an important time for a child/1

During puberty multiple physical changes take place as well as chemical changes in the brain.. it is during this period if left alone most dysphoric kids will come to terms with their sexuality, many realising they are lesbian or gay.. not trans/2

I'm sorry but I'm familiar with the quality of evidence on this website. Its consistentlu poor quality is, in part, what led me to give up my denial and decide to transition as someone who was once quite sympathetic to so-called "gender critical" ideas.

Sure Evan, sure. Funnily enough, the evidence of TT shows the same as the Tavistock study showed once they finally released it, 5 years late. Their evidence was also deemed of high enough quality that they were accepted as an intervenor in the JR, unlike Mermaids & Stonewall.

I asked above- possibly was asking someone else- what makes you think that this means puberty blockers "cause" gender transition (in GD children only), rather than the more likely hypothesis that blockers are used rarely, in cases of children who are highly likely to be trans?