Well, I know dysphoria is a serious thing but I don't think going trans is always the best course of action to deal with it(it probably is in some cases tho), anyhow that's just my two cents, as I said, I don't view those people with disdain...
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That I know of, only online, and they weren't particularly impressive. But I thought you were relying on science here, not anecdotes. Anyway, "forcing" isn't a great word for what comes naturally without external force being applied.
Harm by inaction is not more excusable than harm by action, especially not when the argument here is explicitly about *restricting access to action against the will of the affected person*. That's just as bad as harm by action.
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I'm relying on science, but "letting a flighty eleven-year-old decide what sex" is not a scientific argument, and to that argument I'm asking you if you know any trans people who had to go through that stuff in that situation, which it seems you don't.
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It's an instance of what has sometimes happened. If you want to object to it as atypical, fair enough, though I might ask for evidence of that. Anyway, I answered your uncomfortable question, so how about if you answer mine: have you validated any of the science here?
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If we were talking about adults I'd come close to agreeing, but children have to be protected, sometimes from their own wishes. We don't let them drive cars, either.
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