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  4.  @Disaletteritis  "that doesn't answer my question." Yes, it did. You asked if kids are being subjected to sex altering surgeries and the answer is: If they are in a state with transphobic laws, they might get one if they don't need it. "Was it a normalized practice?" Transphobics want to force people to live in the wrong body. Then why wouldn't they force it if they can? And you can easily check it if you search it. here's an example: Several doctors told Human Rights Watch that while they were increasingly uncomfortable advising parents to choose these surgeries, the operations are still taking place in their clinics. Parents said they still feel pressure from doctors to elect these surgeries. “The pediatricians are in a position of power. And if it’s an issue of parents being scared, that is the problem that has to get solved. It’s not really a matter of if you do surgery – that doesn’t make any sense, that’s not solving anything,” an endocrinologist and medical professor told Human Rights Watch. “When we’re trying to force people into cultural normative, hetero-normative situations, there’s a high chance that we’re going to make some major mistakes and harm people irreparably,” said a gynecologist on a team for “differences in sex development.” Parents of an 8-year-old born with atypical genitals said: “The doctors told us it was important to have the surgery right away because it would be traumatic for our child to grow up looking different. What’s more traumatic? This sort of operation or growing up a little different?” Source: Human Rights Watch -> US: Harmful Surgery on Intersex Children
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  11.  @Disaletteritis  And: Transgender youth experience high rates of victimization, verbal harassment, and cyberbullying. For example, one study found that 58% of a sample of transgender adolescents reported experiencing victimization in school. We know that victimization and lack of acceptance are associated with suicidal behavior among both transgender adolescents and adults, and with suicidal ideation and suicide attempts among transgender youth. However, research has shown that even minor acts of acceptance, such as using a transgender adolescent’s chosen name and pronouns, are linked to positive outcomes, including reduced depressive symptoms, suicidal thoughts, and suicidal behavior. Other important aspects of transgender people’s mental health, such as depression, can be improved by access to gender affirmative psychotherapy or medical interventions, although research in this area is limited. One study found that when transgender adolescents were given hormone blocker medications to suppress puberty and then provided with gender confirming medical interventions in later adolescence, their body satisfaction increased and their rates of depression decreased. Future research should explore whether hormone blocker medications that suppress puberty specifically reduce risk for suicidal ideation and behavior among transgender youth, including the effects of the intervention on gender identity and adolescent development, weighing the ethical considerations inherent in providing treatment. The Endocrine Society and the World Professional Association for Transgender Health support puberty suppression, in conjunction with comprehensive mental health care, as a safe and effective treatment for transgender adolescents. Source: YSRC -> Transgender Youth and Suicidal Behavior: How Can We Mitigate Risk?
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