I've just watched the "meet Evie" YouTube video. Evie is the transgirl who plays Hannah. She comes across as very articulate, thoughtful - a lovely child. But she also says "we split people up into boys, girls, transgender - we don't need to do that." And you know what, Evie, if we're talking about clothes, or toys, or interests - you're absolutely right, we don't need to do that. I wonder what made Evie conclude at such a young age that she is trans? In the video she remembers her delight at getting a "girl's" bike for Christmas one year. The really awful thing is if Evie thinks she is a girl because she likes pink, or dolls, or wearing dresses, or having long hair. Why can't she do all those things in a boy's body? Because our society is so obsessed with "boy" things and "girl" things that they even make Fisher Price toys for toddlers in the bright colourful version and the pink version. Same toy, but there has to be a pink version, and of course it's for girls. Start this shit in infancy and no wonder gender non-conforming kids start to think they have the wrong bodies.
If Evie stays on this path she will end up taking drugs which could affect her fertility, increase her risk of cancer and even damage her IQ, given that we now understand that the brain needs sex hormones released at puberty to fully develop. If she has surgery, she will lose some of her flesh in order to create a "vagina" which is nothing of the kind, it's a flesh pocket which she will need to dilate with a dildo daily to ensure it stays open, which will not lubricate naturally and which may even grow hair, depending on the body part used to create it. And if this happens in conjunction with puberty blockers, she will never have children of her own. It is also likely that she will never have an orgasm.
And there are people who are arguing that affirming this in children is the same as recognising they are gay? Really? Being gay causes this amount of physical harm, does it?