My fallback on this was the controversy around the Netflix series 13 Reasons Why. That was a show about a girl who committed suicide. There had to be warnings put in front of it and there was massive national discourse over the dangers of addressing suicide in a TV show. Youths are so impressionable that even being exposed to the concept of suicide would result in offing themselves en masse (a concept mocked in the movie Heathers in 1988). But nobody challenged that. Yet when you have a show like Euphoria pushing transness, which coincided with transification of youths, nobody questioned whether it was an effect of them being impressionable rather than acceptance. Weird how that worked.