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13. That might be right

Mon Feb 24, 2020, 11:20 AM

Feb 2020

In fact, I think it's true.

Of course, if they go on hormones, there are often permanent consequences.

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Teenage transgender row splits Sweden as dysphoria diagnoses soar by 1,500% [View all] janterry Feb 2020 OP

This statistic seems so extraordinary. madaboutharry Feb 2020 #1

This is true in other countries janterry Feb 2020 #2

It is starting from a very small number Voltaire2 Feb 2020 #3

That's one hypothesis janterry Feb 2020 #4

The diagnostic criteria is pretty vague. Phoenix61 Feb 2020 #5

Teens are always so difficult to diagnose janterry Feb 2020 #6

The social norms for women are pretty Phoenix61 Feb 2020 #7

I agree janterry Feb 2020 #8

rapid onset gender dysphoria (new, very controversial hypothesis) Mosby Feb 2020 #9

Seems like a exploratory study janterry Feb 2020 #10

Imo, we will look back 10 years from now and realize this was all overblown. Sophia_Of_PlanetX Feb 2020 #11

That might be right janterry Feb 2020 #13