Who cares about the topic? It's related to undiagnosed mental illness. Not the need to spontaneously change your gender.
You do need to research, REAL research, into the success rates of those people who have gone through this ridiculously unnecessary surgery and find out exactly how satisfied they are with their new "quality of life".
I care. If you're going to retort with you don't care, then don't fucking comment on something involving transgenders.
"Spontaneously" Yeah, because obviously that's what every transgender does. One day they wake up and go "I'd like to feel like a girl now" you fucking ignorant, it takes years of evaluation from doctors before transgenders can even be CONSIDERED to start their transition. That's enough time for them to think if they really want to go through with the procedure and if it's what will truly make them happier.
There are plenty of success rates, I'm not saying that there are some people who regret making the transition and realize they were happier being the gender they were first assigned as, however it's a risk someone has to take. The success rates are much more higher then the ones that are not.
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Who cares about the topic? It's related to undiagnosed mental illness. Not the need to spontaneously change your gender.
You do need to research, REAL research, into the success rates of those people who have gone through this ridiculously unnecessary surgery and find out exactly how satisfied they are with their new "quality of life".
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I care. If you're going to retort with you don't care, then don't fucking comment on something involving transgenders.
"Spontaneously" Yeah, because obviously that's what every transgender does. One day they wake up and go "I'd like to feel like a girl now" you fucking ignorant, it takes years of evaluation from doctors before transgenders can even be CONSIDERED to start their transition. That's enough time for them to think if they really want to go through with the procedure and if it's what will truly make them happier.
There are plenty of success rates, I'm not saying that there are some people who regret making the transition and realize they were happier being the gender they were first assigned as, however it's a risk someone has to take. The success rates are much more higher then the ones that are not.