100% and that 'I'm alright Jack' attitude is the height of privilege
sadly it just seems to be more and more common100% and that 'I'm alright Jack' attitude is the height of privilege
This is exactly himI know exactly the type you mean....
I always found it interesting how de-transitioning or regretting your transition was always a topic that got shut down by the trans community.
Same arguments here that any talk that trans is a mental illness and surgery is wrong gets shut down.
Because as we all know it's about the money![]()
The recent Keira Bell case comes to mind, she de-transed and wanted to highlight the inadequacies of support dysphoric people receive which currently leads them onto irreversible medical pathways. At the time, the press was full of witch hunting for “TERFs” for daring to say/agree with such sentiments, but on the whole seemed to gloss over the fact that the case was focussed on a trans person’s lived experience and desire to de-trans. I wonder what TRAs really think of de-trans people - do they pretend they don’t exist?I always found it interesting how de-transitioning or regretting your transition was always a topic that got shut down by the trans community.
Both communities share very similar experiences, only one of them regrets it for x or y reasoning. There's some double standards to the fact that the trans community should be accepted and discussed with rights given to them but not the de-transitioning community. I assume it's because the latter is part of the reason for discussing having harder to access 'treatments' and gender-reassignment surgeries but even then I think that safeguarding aspect should really be put above someone who is going through a potential identity crisis and just found the next thing to jump onto?
yeah I would imagine anyone who transitions would be almost embarassed? most people are embarassed to even admit small mistakes in general. also you would probably lose all of your trans friends, which I imagine would have been very close for a long timeThe whole argument that only a small minority of people de-transition also concerns me in a way? Though I'm not fully sure why, but I think a lot of it is the fact that there's a huge majority dismissing a minority group just so they can get some rights.
Plus I wonder how they keep the numbers? It doesn't seem to me like there's an awful lot people can do if they wish to de-transition so numbers wouldn't be as clear cut unless they go to their GP
I wonder if it will end up (in the US which is very litigious) with people suing doctors who have done surgey/given meds for people at a really young age who then decide later to de-transition?The whole argument that only a small minority of people de-transition also concerns me in a way? Though I'm not fully sure why, but I think a lot of it is the fact that there's a huge majority dismissing a minority group just so they can get some rights.
Plus I wonder how they keep the numbers? It doesn't seem to me like there's an awful lot people can do if they wish to de-transition so numbers wouldn't be as clear cut unless they go to their GP
I think such doctors really open themselves up to this possibility - I wonder if they have indemnity cover for that sort of thing.I wonder if it will end up (in the US which is very litigious) with people suing doctors who have done surgey/given meds for people at a really young age who then decide later to de-transition?
Even if they actually think she wasn’t really trans...she was treated by professionals as real ‘trans’, prescribed hormones, operationed on...Most of them act like detrans people don’t exist (yet they lose their tit if people do that to them) or they make excuses for them by saying things like “well they probably weren’t even trans to begin with”.
I’ve just read this post on the detrans subreddit. This woman has been taking hormones for a decade and has been through surgery, they really gonna come out and say she “wasn’t really trans” to discount her experience? Detransition is real and it’s so important people know that it’s an option if they ever decide to transition, but have second thoughts later. As it stands there’s a very ‘all or nothing’ approach to transition and if you change your mind you’re ostracised and kicked to the kerb.
I think a good lawyer would be able to get around this as the whole case would be a new precedent, especially in the case of minors (not a lawyer - as is probably obvious lol- but this is what I would assume), and I would imagine lawyers would be falling over themselves for the publicityI think such doctors really open themselves up to this possibility - I wonder if they have indemnity cover for that sort of thing.
I wonder if America is too deeply entrenched in it all now. There are probably loads of kids over the last decade that transitioned medically at very young ages, pre puberty. I have no knowledge of the American legal and medical system at all, but isn’t it different in each state? Not one big medical organisation like the NHS.I wonder if it will end up (in the US which is very litigious) with people suing doctors who have done surgey/given meds for people at a really young age who then decide later to de-transition?
Greed will out. I've no doubt that lawyers in the US will eventually realise the goldmine this could bringI wonder if America is too deeply entrenched in it all now. There are probably loads of kids over the last decade that transitioned medically at very young ages, pre puberty. I have no knowledge of the American legal and medical system at all, but isn’t it different in each state? Not one big medical organisation like the NHS.