@Violasaremyfavourite so if a girl is not transgender, but she hates her breasts - thinks they’re not big enough - wants a boob job at age 13/14/15, would you just be like yeah sure here’s a few grand go get your tits augmented?
If your child with a perfectly normal nose looked in the mirror and said “I hate it! It’s big and ugly”, would you be like sure kid, let’s just pop to the doctor and get you a nose job?
when you see women with filler all in their face, huge drawn on eyebrows, butt implants, do you think Oohhh how lovely they must feel comfortable with themselves now they’ve had all that work done? Or do you think wow, she must have some insecurities to have done all that to herself?
because truly being comfortable with yourself means BEING YOURSELF. Right??! Or am I the crazy one?
ps. I grew up in a female oriented childhood and questioned my gender (back in the 90s so entirely unprompted). As I aged and did psychological reflection and grew comfortable with myself I realised it was a combination of not liking traditional “girl stuff”, bullying and therefore not being comfortable in my own skin.
why are we lopping off kids’ body parts when we should be encouraging a society free of restrictive gender norms?! And therefore enabling people to be happy in their own skin.