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https://www.gendergp.com/risk-into-perspective-for-trans-patients/
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In this study there were 3,398 patients, 16 mentioned regret or detransition.
12 attribute this to social pressure, and only 3 de-transitioned with no intention to transition again.
That’s 3 people from a sample of 3,398 trans people.
That’s 0.088% of people sampled. Literally less than 1 in 1000 people seeking treatment to aid transition.
Therefore the successful treatment rate is 99.92% of people treated being trans, and happy with the results of treatment.
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suck my farts transphobes.
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@Lyude @jazzikicks @haskal I don't know about the first part but my wisdom teeth of the right side were removed 6 years ago and I still conserve the ones from the left side for a reason!
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@jazzikicks would you rather have 999 trans people struggling to get transition treatment or one (1) person potentially getting it but then regretting it? Put otherwise, would you rather have A) 999 happily transitioning trans folks or B) one (1) cis person who was saved from the (very low) chance of accidentally transitioning?
Only a transphobe would pick option B, valuing the happiness of a cis person 1000x higher than the happiness of a trans person.
And I also wonder how many of those transition regretters are nonbinary and only regret transitioning too far towards the opposite binary gender.
gaymer
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@LunaDragofelis @jazzikicks ive actually seen a couple of NB's having some transition regrets because they felt pressured to be part of a binary. in those cases they don't completely detransition, though they did make a few changes to better fit their newfound identity.
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@jazzikicks @haskal additional fun fact: I'm fairly sure I talked to a doctor once and they told me the rate of regret from transitioning is lower then the rate of regret from getting your wisdom teeth removed