Skelekin @ Comms Closed: It is rare, but they do, typically around age 15-17; mainly when doctors and patients conclude it's necessary in cases of extreme mental distress, and this is something the government should not ideologically override Pretending it never happens ever does not help

This is the sound of the Biden administration throwing the trans community under the bus on the anniversary of Stonewall.

Isn’t this in line with the current standards of care Gender affirming surgeries don’t happen for minors

It is rare, but they do, typically around age 15-17; mainly when doctors and patients conclude it's necessary in cases of extreme mental distress, and this is something the government should not ideologically override Pretending it never happens ever does not help

Those are usually extreme edge cases and still wouldn’t affect the standard guidelines for care

Yes they usually are edge cases, but they're still cases where it was indeed needed and shouldnt be cast aside from the conversation Flat-out stating they don't happen just is factually incorrect and unhelpful

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