All the sources are women.

“This is not experimental care. This is care that’s been around, in a very formal fashion, for over 50 years,” says Michelle Forcier, a professor at Brown University’s medical school and co-editor of Pediatric Gender Identity. “We know that there are studies that demonstrate efficacy and safety.”

Forcier. The simulation is mocking us.

What studies? Name one, not by a fucking woman, because we all know you would say the sky is green if it meant you could harm men.

The recent hyperfocus on trans youth is largely a media invention, says Jules Gill-Peterson, a history professor at Johns Hopkins University. “Trans people and trans youth were never really objects of the media [until recently]. I really don’t think most people ever encountered the idea that they shared the world with trans youth until the last 10 years.”

Probably because ten years ago, there was still some facade of women considering men their equals.

Everyone can see from 40 miles away what's going on.

In 2001, Anne Vitale, a California psychotherapist who has specialized in gender-nonconforming patients since 1984, published a groundbreaking paper in the journal Gender and Psychoanalysis surveying trans women at all stages of life who did not transition as young people.

confusion and rebellion in childhood, false hopes and disappointment in adolescence, hesitant compliance in early adulthood, feelings of self-induced entrapment in middle age, and if still untreated, depression and resignation in old age,” she writes.

That just sounds like being a man in women's world to me. False hope that you will be considered equal, feeling that if you were a woman you'd be in a better position in society, depression that you never got to live the life you deserved because of sick people with zero remorse.

#MoreFeminineWay

All the sources are women.

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