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[CW: Transphobia] hot take: trans kids should have normal childhoods, actually (lem.lemmy.blahaj.zone)
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alt textA 4 panel comic. In the first panel, a character stands on a cliff, addressing an audience, and says "trans kids should not get puberty blockers". In the second panel, the audience, armed and labeled "cis people", looks content. In the third panel, the character on the cliff says "they should get hrt so they can go through the right puberty at the same time as their cis peers". In the fourth panel, the audience, still labeled "cis people", looks angry at the character.

if you're cis and seeing this: keep your concern trolling to yourself.

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[–] TotallynotJessica@lemmy.blahaj.zone 6 points 14 hours ago

This is also true. At the end of the day, the kid should have 100% percent of the decision making power, being able to get HRT without their parent's consent. On the other hand, not everybody is sure about what they want; I certainly wasn't. I just think the option shouldn't be taken off the table because parents pressure their kids.