I'm bisexual. No-one on this thread has denied my "right to exist". Please do not delude yourself into thinking you are doing any favours for LGBT people with this rhetoric. We will all pay the price with guilt by association when this despicable trans fad blows over and it finally sinks in how many medical atrocities have been committed against vulnerable young people. Meanwhile, the army of virtue signallers such as yourself will get off scot-free and prance off to your next moral crusade, having learnt nothing. You'll probably even pretend you were always against the opinions you currently beat everyone over the head with. Because parroting these short-sighted "progressive" positions has always been about what is good for your own reputation and self-image, not what is actually right and safe for kids, or young people, or gay people, or trans people.
A distressing number of kids going to gender clinics are gay kids who have been convinced that being gender non-conforming or liking people of the same sex somehow makes them not a real man or woman. The definition of trans has been warped and expanded far beyond its original definition to incorporate people for whom it is not remotely suitable, and all the safety stops that would have prevented these individuals from medically transitioning and regretting it have been removed in the name of political correctness. You are so busy spouting slogans, shutting down dissenting opinions as "transphobic" and ignoring the nuances of the trans situation to notice that you are helping to drive the wrong people towards the surgeon's scalpel. As someone who was gender non-conforming, I am relieved to have grown up in an era where transgenderism wasn't being pushed and parents and medical professionals were willing and able to act as the adults in the room to stop me from ruining my life. I am pregnant with my first child. If I had fallen for the gender ideology you seem so keen to push then I could have lost my ability to bear a child or breastfeed, and I would not be thanking you for it. Brainwashing and sterilising young gay people is neither kind nor accepting.
Regarding "educating" people on transgenderism so we aren't "denying the existence of trans people": nope, sorry. Confusing children with contradictory, widely refuted and scientifically unproven concepts is not a step forward for anyone. Gender dysphoria is a poorly understood condition and gender ideology is a regressive and unstable belief system. Its inconsistency means it cannot be taught clearly or responsibly and therefore shouldn't be taught at all, certainly not to impressionable small children with limited reasoning skills. Despite not having had a single class about homosexuality, my generation are very accepting of gay people. There is no need to "get them while they're young" when it comes to complex or age-inappropriate topics like transgenderism.
If you gave me the choice, I would rather my kids had the exact sex education I did - which included absolutely zero discussion of homosexuality - than have them learn about transgenderism and gender identity. Hell, I'd rather they learnt that being same sex attracted was morally wrong or that the earth was flat than learn about gender identity, because at least they'd be at less risk of having their bodies needlessly carved up.
Moreover, trans people constitute 0.1% of the population (at least, they did before the trans wave). If we are to dedicate lessons to transgenderism, it stands to reason that we should also teach children about literally every other demographic that constitutes 0.1% of the population or more, to ensure we aren't "denying the existence" of anyone. Schizophrenics, for instance, make up 1% of the population and suffer terrible public misconceptions about their condition. That's just one of thousands of mental, cultural and physical differences. How can we in good conscience have our children learn reading, writing and arithmetic when they haven't been educated about every single human difference on the planet?