This would bother me, hormones are all over the place at that age, this is something a teen should be very sure about.
Because you think that such treatments are handed as freely as Oreo ?
This would bother me, hormones are all over the place at that age, this is something a teen should be very sure about.
There are good reasons for starting treatment early and there are screening processes a person must go through. I have no postable words for what I think of this parent and her lawyers.
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Here's the thing about transitioning. It's not the same decision making process as, say, committing a crime. Trans* individuals feel from the jump that they are in the wrong body. It's not a hasty teenage decision. Every single trans* individual I've ever met has always felt they were in the wrong body.
Also, the reason it's best to transition as early as possible is precisely because of the developing hormones. Waiting until full adulthood creates ongoing problems later.
Well said and I couldn't agree more. Shame on all of these adults who are making this young woman's life even more difficult than it has already been!
I think I am not putting this over very well. Some young people are very certain about what they want, then go ahead. I do know of a trans who kept wondering/was this what they wanted/was it ok/get this persons opionion and then some one else. This is not a person who is sure in their mind.
Transgender transition is not done on a whim.He/she is still a teen whose moods swing significantly.
A trans always knew to be in the wrong body.I'm not against transitioning. I am against an agency, school board, or any outsider helping an underage teen in this major alteration of his/her life.
The answer is given above . Read it carefully.Was this person living on his own, paying rent, food, clothing? Is he paying school expenses too? Does he have a car, insurance and gasoline bills? This seems a bit much for any teen to be doing plus going through the transition stages.