re: If you went to school in the 70s/80s/90s How many kids did you know with gender dysphoria?

zero. Its a social contagion.

It's because it hardly existed.

The docs who worked and treated kids were summarily attacked.

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Dr zucker was the expert in this field globally and he was ruined because he treated kids and they got better.

My graduating class had 52.

I remmeber about 4 or 5 tomboys in the whole school. 3 grew out of it, 1s full les and other is bi. None cross dressed.

N9ne. But there were 2 or 3 who were obviously gay from a very young age.

Having a trannie kid in Hollywood has been the latest celebrity fad/accessory.

In the late 90s/early 2000s it was adopting a black kid from Africa. Now it's brainwashing their biological and adopted kids into being trannies.

So, basically, it's just child abuse and child endangerment and these scumbags should rot in a dark dungeon of a prison until they f*cking die.

My daughter was a tomboy in the 80s. She played softball and soccer. She once told all the boys get all the good sports stuff. She was 10 when she said she wished she was a boy. She is now happily married with two beautiful daughters. She ended up playing girls soccer in HS, made all district and served on the HS homecoming court for two years. If she was 10 today and living in Cali, they would have talked her into being a boy and not told the wife and I a damn thing. I’d be in prison today.

None were trans. There were always one or two you suspected of being gay, but they usually stayed in the closet. I think I recall one openly gay kid in my large urban high school. He made it less than a year.

I was born in 1965. My graduating class had about 250 students.

Being gay is somewhat different from trans and gender dysphoria but it’s on the same spectrum of mental disorders. We had a couple of guys in school who everyone suspected of being gay. People just didn’t come out back then, at least not in Alabama.

One guy committed suicide a year or two after graduating. He was actually a funny and cool guy, just tortured and confused. Another one married but after 20 years came out to his wife and kids and got divorced. Nobody was surprised. He has since had multiple gay lovers he’s pranced around the world with on Facebook and Instagram. I had to unfollow him. A few other guys are “kind of” out of the closet. Definitely a few lesbians in my class also. Not the tomboy softball player who was actually straight but real lesbians.

70s and 80s here, not a single one. In high school (~400 students) there were maybe 3 or 4 guys who you could tell were gay and/or came out later.

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1) caused by environmental stimuli that is altering genetics - which if it’s this is a national security issue

2) mental disorder

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The wife and I were discussing this last night. A friend of hers, a sweet and kindly woman, had started taking some sort of prescription stuff for chronic heartburn (some sort of PPI, but I can't remember the drug).

She was on it for a month and had to get off of it because it created intrusive thoughts. From what I understand, it came across as if someone was whispering in her mind urging her to do very cruel things (pick up items to harm/kill people she loved). It was so diametrically opposed to her normal behavior that it scared her sick. She got off the medication and 2-4 weeks later the thoughts stopped and she has never had them again.

Long ago a friend related to me his story about being prescribed Prozac for depression. The way he described the effect of it was that he lost access to his emotions. He didn't feel anger, nor sadness, nor happiness... just nothing.

Now look at where we are as a society with medications being prescribed for all sorts of things, especially for the behavior issues of kids.

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Zero and any such weirdos would’ve been bullied

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Mid 70s to 90

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