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and you and mom jeans are now fabricating my argument to make me look like a pedo and "win" because you don't have the critical thinking skills to process/assess information that is contradictory to your beliefs.

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I'm not making you look like a pedo. You're just constantly creating strawmen so you can get a win. Like I said, this is as quintessential of a TH03 argument as you could possibly get and you keep proving it with every post. Can't wait to see what you invent next

And you’d be there after cashing your check from Domino’s

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including myself

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Except the focus of your anger is on OML for posting it and neither the drag queen nor the parents for actually engaging in what most Americans think is child abuse.

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Seems you’ve fallen for leftist pro-trans propaganda. Puberty blockers are not reversible as they claim….

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or you saw one study that fit your narrative and quit looking.

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Use of GnRH analogues pauses puberty, providing time to determine if a child's gender identity is long lasting. It also gives children and their families time to think about or plan for the psychological, medical, developmental, social and legal issues ahead.

If an adolescent child decides to stop taking GnRH analogues, puberty will resume and the normal progression of the physical and emotional changes of puberty will continue.

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Although GIDS advises this is a physically reversible treatment if stopped, it is not known what the psychological effects may be.

It's also not known whether hormone blockers affect the development of the teenage brain or children's bones. Side effects may also include hot flushes, fatigue and mood alterations.

From the age of 16, teenagers who've been on hormone blockers for at least 12 months may be given cross-sex hormones, also known as gender-affirming hormones.

These hormones cause some irreversible changes, such as:

breast development (caused by taking oestrogen)
breaking or deepening of the voice (caused by taking testosterone)
Long-term cross-sex hormone treatment may cause temporary or even permanent infertility.

However, as cross-sex hormones affect people differently, they should not be considered a reliable form of contraception.

There is some uncertainty about the risks of long-term cross-sex hormone treatment.

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yet another reason why any of this care is done only after years and years of determining whether or not it's the right course of action. which is what the information I posted earlier was showing if any of you can actually read.

I know you guys really need to demonize the libs, but come on.

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and you and mom jeans are now fabricating my argument to make me look like a pedo and "win" because you don't have the critical thinking skills to process/assess information that is contradictory to your beliefs.

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Do you mean the “information” you brought from the ADA saying puberty blockers and hormones should be given to kids going through puberty.

I simply pointed out puberty usually starts somewhere around 11-13 years old. Now I, and I dare say most sane adults, consider 11-13 year olds to still be children. Perhaps you don’t.

The other “information” you brought was that puberty blockers are reversible.

I simply pointed out that’s been proven false. You can ignore that fact. But the fact still remains. The only question is do you want to cling to the false narrative of the leftist pro-trans movement or do you want to accept reality?

Mom jeans claims he was fondled by the housekeeper as a little boy. So no surprise he puts a bunch of interest in these confused drag kids. Data doesn’t lie

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reversible puberty blockers

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As others have said, this is factually incorrect. There's a reason why in adult men that seek TRT therapy, the docs need to make sure that you actually need them. Because once you start, you're on that hormone therapy for life. It's irreversible.

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They have bought into the political aspect of this topic,

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by TH03

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I see you lack the cognitive ability to discern the difference between leftist propaganda and facts. I’m embarrassed for you.

This is from the BBC.

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The evidence for using puberty blocking drugs to treat young people struggling with their gender identity is "very low", an official review has found.

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The National Institute of Health and Care Excellence (NICE) said existing studies of the drugs were small and "subject to bias and confounding".

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There is a reason the medical and scientific community has an extremely hard time undergoing experiments involving children.

They can’t consent.

Most of this nonsense is based on political and social views.