Is Social Media GROOMING Kids to Question Their Gender?

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Between precocious puberty, peer rejection, and early exposure to social media, it’s unsurprising that 12-year-old Chloe Cole developed deep body image issues. But what is shocking are the solutions offered to her - all of which involved medically altering her body to appear more like a boy. She was prescribed testosterone and puberty blockers at age 13; at 15, she underwent a double mastectomy. Almost immediately after surgery, regret set in - making Chloe one of many frustrated transitioners unable to reverse the damage done to their bodies. So why is the number of de-transitioners increasing? And what, if anything, can be done to stop it?
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10 май 2024

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@heckandahalf1634

So if this person was just accepted while they were experimenting with their gender they probably wouldn't have transitioned

@DodgaOfficial

I remember going through gender dysphoria at a young age. Being a boy just felt like shit, I didn't quite fit in with the masculine boys around me, and I was gay, and it always felt like things would be so much easier if I was born a girl because then guys would just be into me without all the complication and it could be the normal masculine guys I was into instead of the ultra feminine guys that typified gay guys in my mind. Thank God I didn't hear about anything to do with being trans until I was beyond that and had learned to exist as a gay man, I've never been super feminine, but I'm certainly not super masculine, but I've embraced what I am as a man and I feel great about my body and who I am now.