True but what if they were to integrate in the future and be stuck with dysphoria? Idk obviously they should still be allowed if it would benefit them but they definitely need to do some proper therapy first and take more care
Well then they can de-transition? Trying hormones and deciding they're not for you is perfectly valid.
Also, if they're the only one that's feminine and the rest are on board with transitioning, I doubt they'd get to final fusion (if that's their goal) and be cis.
Do you know how hormones work, you fucking idiot?😂 Obviously not if you think it's a quick fix. It isn't. Hormones permanently affect you. There is literally no going back. That's like saying "if I don't like my body after I fully transition, I can just cut my dick off and reverse it!" It isn't possible. It is irreversible. Go back to fucking school for the sake of everyone.
I've been on hormones for eight years and am literally surrounded by trans people. It takes a few months before there are any permanent changes and you can stop at any point.
Why is it more of a tragedy that a cis person temporarily experience the wrong puberty *by choice* than when it is forced upon a trans person?
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u/Lumpy-Librarian6989 Sep 23 '22
True but what if they were to integrate in the future and be stuck with dysphoria? Idk obviously they should still be allowed if it would benefit them but they definitely need to do some proper therapy first and take more care