How about no? There's something to be said about the fact that almost all the trans celebrities out now are models or actresses with an emphasis on lucky one-in-a-million genetics that probably sets a damaging and unrealistic beauty standard for struggling transgender people, when prior generations have had a broader range of transgender figures to look up to (think Lynn Conway, Martine Rothblatt, Wendy Carlos). This article, though, is unqualified and fallacious concern-trolling. Bleeding-edge research suggests the condition of gender dysphoria is neurodevelopmental rather than psychological; in which case it can be conceptualised similar to a condition like autism, where trying to "cure" the underlying condition causes harm and treatment/support is instead geared towards improving quality of life (i.e. transitioning, the only scientifically proven treatment for gender dysphoria). The author clearly knows nothing on the subject except gossip and lay psuedo-science.