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Meh, I don’t think it’s all just that. I’m skeptical about trans kids because I remember my childhood and early teen years being a confusing clusterfuck. I remember getting into all sorts of different things and dropping 4 Given cross shirt weeks or months later, even though at the time I was sure it was for life. Do I wish I could have transitioned when I was younger? Yeah sure. Am I a bit jealous of younger people who have already had their name and gender marker change, and had surgery? Kind of yeah.But in the end, what I feel mostly is concern. I’m all for kids above 14 or 15 transitioning if this is something they’ve felt for years, and they’re happy having socially transitioned. But I can’t help but worry about those who have just learned about the prospect of being trans, and want to jump on medical treatment immediately. Like, if you dye your hair it will grow out or you can dye it back, and when you’re an adult the worst that can happen is you’ll look back on this time and cringe a bit at your choices. But HRT and surgery both have permanent changes and you won’t really be able to revert it, which is why I believe that someone should have felt this way at least two years, consistently. Maybe longer if the child is younger. And regardless of age, there should be a thorough assessment made to rule out any underlying conditions that might cause these feelings. If the feelings remain after treatment for that, then it should be absolutely fine to go ahead.