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Further: not all of that 1% specifically regrets loss of fertility; not all medical interventions for trans teens *cause* loss of fertility. Yes, adults are different from teenagers, of course. But we're starting from a baseline of transition regret being really unlikely.
I’m talking primarily about hormonal transition through puberty blockers followed by immediate hormonal treatments — I’m under the impression that this is *very* likely to cause infertility, & it also wouldn’t show up in a lot of studies because it’s relatively new
Transitioning post-puberty is suboptimal in a lot of ways, but it does often leave some reproductive options open, even after surgical and hormonal intervention
"Suboptimal" is weak tea; the word I would go for here is "excruciating"
My main point is that if (a) is roughly 100 times more likely than (b), they're mutually exclusive, and they're both equally horrifying, then parents who worry more about (b) are making a grave mistake. Most parents probably worry more about (b), and I think that's unfortunate.
We’re talking primarily about people who transitioned as adults, and the ability of adults to make these decisions for themselves is totally outside the purview of this article — IMO, for good reason
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