Is this going to end? If so, when? What will be the catalyst?

[SybillTrelawney]

Sorry if these are pointless questions — I realise no one really knows the answers. But I need some hope, because I'm feeling so fed up. The attitude many of my colleagues have to gender and sex scares me, and the way that all diversity initiatives at work now revolve around gender ideology (while ignoring women) leaves me in a constant state of low-level anger. I just can't see an end to it, and I'm wondering what it will take for there to be a big shift in attitude amongst the sort of people who are sustaining the current climate of fear.

It's less about affirmation than facing discrimination and harassment or losing family members. Thankfully as people become more accepting of trans people regret rates seem to be falling.

This was from a couple of pages back, but I wanted to pick up on it.

Regret rates are falling... even though they were negligible before?

And GIDS are giving puberty blockers to so few children that there can only be, perhaps one or two detransitioners in the UK anyway?

And one of them got a judicial review to stop anyone else going ahead?

Do I have that right, jj?