From Abigail Shrier's Irreversible Damage (2020): "Before 2012, there was no scientific literature on girls ages 11-21 ever having developed gender dysphoria..."
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The only reasonable take-away from this is that the topic was not studied.
No. There are multiple "reasonable" hypotheses or "take aways" of which your interpretation is one.
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Fair. Given that all topics have been understudied at *some* point in time, I found that to be the more compelling hypothesis. Camille Paglia is 73 and she experienced gender dysphoria prior to 2012.
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She is by no means alone. I am 74 and experienced it for several years starting age 8. I am proud to have achieved much as an unusual female in male-dominated fields, better than becoming an ordinary male.
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oh yes, it is very reasonable to assume an identity is a social plague that must be resisted because the lit is more recent.
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Oh my God Dr Peterson it sure is good to have you back.
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Apparently his ass wasn't kissing itself, so presumably he's glad to have you here too.
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And if that hypothesis was "reasonable" there would be a comparably large group of older generations coming forward to relate similar experience as the new generation group is expressing. That does not appear to be the case at all.
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Nobody comes forward with anything in research. The researcher must ask the question first. At any rate, I’m not sure how you know “that does not *appear* to be the case”.
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Look who’s back that’s awesome Dr. P
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