The question I would like answered is this. Puberty blockers are the first stage of medicalisation, and they arrest the development of your sex characteristics.
So for a boy, his penis won't grow. (I'm not exactly sure how that looks with a girl, because I can't remember, and I only have sons).
The dea being that you don't go through the puberty of your sex, as that is irreversible. So they arrest the development and then give you cross sex hormones to encourage a puberty of the opposite sex.
And only after that will they perform surgery.
The question I would like answered is what else do puberty blockers suppress? Do they suppress any brain development? Serious question. I don't know if anyone can answer. Decision making skills?
This girl will have the genitalia of a prepubescent girl. Always. Unless she wants surgery. The surgery is useless, the new penis is non-functional unless a mechanism is attached to pump it to make an erection. (I skim read an article about steel rods, but couldn't finish it). Needless to say, very few women ever have genital surgery.
Jazz Jennings (now 17) a transgirl from the TV programme I am Jazz has been told that there is not enough penile material in his prepubescent penis to make a neovagina. It seemed to come as a surprise to him (which is another issue entirely).
He has the face of a girl, the body of a woman, through artificial hormones, and the genitals of a prepubescent boy.
He has little or no libido. I don't understand the science, but if your genitals don't develop, maybe your libido doesn't either. There's not enough material to make a neovagina, so they will have to use other parts of his body, traditionally the colon. They can't use the penis head to mimic the clitoris.
So his sexual function is compromised along with his libido (which could be a blessing, which ever way you look at it).
He would also have to dilate his neovagina regularly for the rest of his life because otherwise it would close as the body thinks it's a wound. He'll be on hormones for the rest of his life and is permanently sterile.
This decision was made when he was 11 years old. Furthermore, his family maintain that he made it.
He is the 'poster child of trans'.
Whether you believe in the trans-ideology or not, this is part of it. The notion that your body must be drastically changed, despite the negative fallout, to match your identity.
Instead of therapy.
Gender dysphoria is distressing.
I find it scandalous that funds (and there are a lot of funds), are not being immediately diverted, along with resources and research to find a cure.
Instead of promoting this in all our schools as a a normal part of life. To be accepted questioningly, and even celebrated.