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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
It makes you question the environment we've made for them. 20 years ago, if a kid randomly thought "can I change my gender?", they'd be laughed at and they'll most likely just stick to who they are. That same kid today would be taken seriously.

We're trying to change the status quo to appeal to the small minority who could really be trans, at the expense of every other kid who might become a detrans.
gpt
I've seen the groups. Reddit subs, discord channels, etc. You won't hear a single person on there discouraging transitioning, talking about the negatives, how strange changing your gender actually is.

If a kid is exposed to that, and their parents are too stupid to realise - what effect is that going to have on them.

I guess we'll know in a decade when studies start to come out.