More disparagement towards the idea that we treat girls or even boys thinking about their gender identity as mentally ill and they will come to their senses when their crisis is over, which also minimises the young person's feelings.
No. It is acknowledgement that out of the five from my teen's group plus one more transboy, plus another NB female, that is personally known to me, they all have significantly poor mental health issues. Every one of them. I am very happy to acknowledge that this might not be the case for all the children and teens who have declared trans identities.
But my statement is also backed up from experts around the world who have stated that many of the teenage girls who are currently going through gender clinics also have the co-morbidity of mental health issues. Also many detransitioners have also stated that their mental health issues were not adequately addressed. And I believe the Cass interim report also mentions it.
It is a foolish person who tries to minimise the mental health aspect as you have attempted to do, as it is so clearly being proven otherwise.
However, to be clear, I have not said 'all' because I don't deal in 'absolutes' which your posts do tend to by minimising the issues.
That is also another well known extreme trans activist tactic.
Its also reminicent of the idea that being homosexual was an illness that could be treated/ cured by coversion therapy etc.
And here is yet another attempt to force team sexual orientation and gender identity. It is another manipulative tactic and again is trying to distract from discussion of the facts at hand - how school's policies are impacting on our children.
Yes, there was in the past horrendous conversion therapy based on sexual orientation and I am sure that trans people in the past also suffered.
Would you please post links for current conversion practices being carried out on trans people in the UK? Those happening over the past 12 months.
Because otherwise, maybe you are suggesting that many world experts are carrying out 'conversion practices' via exploratory therapy? Is this what you are saying?
What I think has become clearer with each post is that you have some prejudices against parents who express concerns for their children on MN?
Does this also apply to parents expressing concerns for their children at whatever school you teach in?