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Feminism: Sex and gender discussions

Girl Sues Hospital for Removing Her Breasts at Age 13

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zibzibara · 16/06/2023 03:39

This is in the US, I hope she wins, this could be the beginning of the end for this gender ideology driven medical abuse over there:

https://www.theepochtimes.com/girl-sues-hospital-for-removing-her-breasts-at-age-13-post_5335492.html

Girl Sues Hospital for Removing Her Breasts at Age 13

A hospital and doctors in California are facing a new lawsuit for removing the breasts of a 13-year-old ...

https://www.theepochtimes.com/girl-sues-hospital-for-removing-her-breasts-at-age-13-post_5335492.html

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NotHavingIt · 16/06/2023 14:55

Rosscameasdoody · 16/06/2023 13:24

The Californian state legislature is apparently in the process of passing a law which will give child services the authority to remove children from parents who refuse to ‘affirm’ their child’s chosen gender. It will be considered child abuse.

Wow! California is really becoming the epitome of what happens when you take woke articles ofc fait to their logical conclusion.

Crazy times and a recipe for total chaos and disintegration. Iguess that is the ultimate aim of the post modernists, though.

aloris · 16/06/2023 15:01

Liv999 · 16/06/2023 13:29

Just thinking the same thing myself..

Well in the USA doctors are generally considered the experts and parents are expected to defer to them. If a doctor says something is safe, and a parent contradicts that, the parent is basically considered the equivalent of an anti-vaxxer.

NotHavingIt · 16/06/2023 15:08

An article about the funding behind these medical experiments on children.

Redshoeblueshoe · 16/06/2023 15:09

If the surgery was performed by Sidhbh Gallagher then there is zero point in suing. Sidhbh is the doctor who does the Yeets the Teets TicTocks. She doesn't actually have insurance.

Also a few people are saying it wasn't like this 10 years ago, well I'm currently reading Hannah Barnes "Time to think". It was about 9 years ago some of the staff at the Tavistock began to realise that the decision to prescribe puberty blockers was being made as quickly as 20 minutes in to their first assessment at the Tavi.

Freefall212 · 16/06/2023 15:17

It looks like Vice has recently done a documentary on detransitioning. This is just the trailer

Signalbox · 16/06/2023 15:27

If the surgery was performed by Sidhbh Gallagher then there is zero point in suing. Sidhbh is the doctor who does the Yeets the Teets TicTocks. She doesn't actually have insurance.

Even this is bonkers. I don’t think you can practice in the UK without being insured.

Signalbox · 16/06/2023 15:29

Signalbox · 16/06/2023 15:27

If the surgery was performed by Sidhbh Gallagher then there is zero point in suing. Sidhbh is the doctor who does the Yeets the Teets TicTocks. She doesn't actually have insurance.

Even this is bonkers. I don’t think you can practice in the UK without being insured.

Also are doctors not regulated in the US? Why are none of these doctors ending up in front of their regulator?

IWillNoLie · 16/06/2023 15:38

Signalbox · 16/06/2023 15:27

If the surgery was performed by Sidhbh Gallagher then there is zero point in suing. Sidhbh is the doctor who does the Yeets the Teets TicTocks. She doesn't actually have insurance.

Even this is bonkers. I don’t think you can practice in the UK without being insured.

You could still bankrupt her.

MillicentTrilbyHiggins · 16/06/2023 15:45

This has reminded me of a video that DC sent me recently. He's horrified that children are allowed "gender confirming" drugs and surgery.

Girl Too Young For Tattoo Offered Irreversible Gender Surgery

14-year-old Amy knows what she wants in life: a permanent neck tattoo. She tracks down the shadiest tattoo parlor in the city and ends up finding some unexpe...

https://youtu.be/yRQB61VWmw8

Daffodilsandtuplips · 16/06/2023 15:50

I had major reconstructive surgery to my lower jaw when I was 22, not a cosmetic procedure, It was corrective surgery, I was 18 when I first started the process, a change of dentist told me I didn’t have to suffer any more, surgery would change my life but it wouldn’t be an easy ride and once done there was no going back. I was warned of possible side effects, nerve damage of my face was one, paralysis was another.
It did change my life and am forever grateful for the skill and dedication of the surgeons but am equally as grateful to the team of psychotherapists who went through it all with me and to both teams for giving me the time to process it all. During those four years I had various procedures which did aided the eventual final outcome. But I could stop at any time. And this wasn’t for a life altering process like gender reassignment. At eighteen I was deemed an adult, the decision was mine. I shudder to think how I’d feel at the ages between 11 to 18; a reconstructed jaw is a whole different ball game to gender reassignment.

Daffodilsandtuplips · 16/06/2023 15:52

P.S. my surgery was in the U.K. on the NHS.

AmaryllisNightAndDay · 16/06/2023 15:55

Completely different topic. As is abortion and contraception.

In the UK, it is a completely different topic. In the US it should be a completely different topic but women rely on organisations like Planned Parenthood for access to birth control. It's risky to attack those organsiations even when they bare doing something else that is dangerous like providing transition hormones to young people.

UK feminists can attack inappropriate prescription of trans hormones to youngsters without threatening anyone's access to birth control. More difficult for US feminists.

WarriorN · 16/06/2023 15:57

A friend's daughter had cleft lip and palate and has corrective surgery for the palate but they decided to wait for the lip surgery. My friend wanted as little intervention as possible for her.

I think this has been made with a lot of psych input; I know she has access to them when needed (and has needed them, though sadly partly due to a not very supportive father.) It's possible it's better when she's older, I can't remember. I know there were similarly wide ranging reasons for waiting.

WarriorN · 16/06/2023 16:00

AmaryllisNightAndDay · 16/06/2023 15:55

Completely different topic. As is abortion and contraception.

In the UK, it is a completely different topic. In the US it should be a completely different topic but women rely on organisations like Planned Parenthood for access to birth control. It's risky to attack those organsiations even when they bare doing something else that is dangerous like providing transition hormones to young people.

UK feminists can attack inappropriate prescription of trans hormones to youngsters without threatening anyone's access to birth control. More difficult for US feminists.

Good point.

WarriorN · 16/06/2023 16:01

There are a lot of differences between the U.K. and US, both around this, medical care and politics, and this is where a lot of the debate gets lost in translation.

WarriorN · 16/06/2023 16:02

But the online world is mushed transatlantically....

Whatwouldscullydo · 16/06/2023 16:13

I doubt it's what MN wants to hear tho? A rational pro trans account based on real life experience

No one here is " anti trans" . We want trans people to have the best healthcare possible just like everyone else. We just don't believe that means causing disabilities in perfectly healthy bodies amd pretending we believe the impossible. Its not " pro trans " to allow this stuff to happen to adults or children.

You cannot change sex. Thats a given. Its not pro or anti anything. Feminists and the far right didnt decide this. Nature did.

We wouldn't indulge someone who believed they could fly, had x Ray vision or could run faster than a jaguar. So why would we indulge that if you remove this body part. Add this implant. You will be a woman/man.

I dont believe anyone believes this. I think everyone just believes they are a good person if they lie better than everyone else. But being a child person or "pro trans" doesn't mean saying whT you think people want to hear. Sometimes being the better person means being brutally honest and refusing to lie no matter how much that upsets someone. Because even of it takes 50 years, nature, reality, the truth will always come out. Whether we like it or not.

SidewaysOtter · 16/06/2023 16:18

Do you think there is an element of organisations like Planned Parenthood being used as human shields?

"Let us do as we want or we'll women's contraceptive rights down with us"?

SidewaysOtter · 16/06/2023 16:19

Sorry, there should be a quote on that:

In the US it should be a completely different topic but women rely on organisations like Planned Parenthood for access to birth control. It's risky to attack those organsiations even when they bare doing something else that is dangerous like providing transition hormones to young people.

AmaryllisNightAndDay · 16/06/2023 17:53

Do you think there is an element of organisations like Planned Parenthood being used as human shields?

No, I don't think it's a deliberate strategy, or at least not often, though the effects are as toxic as if it was.

It does mean that the groups who are most likely to go on the attack are the religious right who are also against reproductive rights. It weakens the attack from the liberal / progressive left but it also strengthens the religious right because there's nowhere else for doubters in the middle to go. It's deeply divisive.

It's a pity young people in the UK are so deeply steeped in US politics and ideologies via the Internet. And not just young people either. Nicola Sturgeon tried to muddle up trans rights and reporductive rights as well. Not in this country, silly woman.

OMG12 · 16/06/2023 18:55

AmaryllisNightAndDay · 16/06/2023 17:53

Do you think there is an element of organisations like Planned Parenthood being used as human shields?

No, I don't think it's a deliberate strategy, or at least not often, though the effects are as toxic as if it was.

It does mean that the groups who are most likely to go on the attack are the religious right who are also against reproductive rights. It weakens the attack from the liberal / progressive left but it also strengthens the religious right because there's nowhere else for doubters in the middle to go. It's deeply divisive.

It's a pity young people in the UK are so deeply steeped in US politics and ideologies via the Internet. And not just young people either. Nicola Sturgeon tried to muddle up trans rights and reporductive rights as well. Not in this country, silly woman.

This is spot on. American political allegiance which seems so important over there, is a prepackaged ideology, if your left wing all of your thought processes align with the left, right and it’s right wing.

Young people in the UK obsessed with SM assume this is a normal way of thinking. Pre packaged group think is becoming the norm esp amongst the young.

OldCrone · 16/06/2023 19:00

shams05 · 16/06/2023 12:46

What role do the parents play in this. Why is her first action against the doctors and not her parents who failed to safeguard her from this ideology, whether it was online or anywhere else.
Why did they fail her?

This is interesting about blaming the parents.

https://loreleihatpin.substack.com/p/transhausen-by-proxy-a-few-thoughts

Parents expect doctors to be the experts. If the doctors are saying that transing the child is the right thing to do, how likely is it that the parents will go against this? Ultimately it's the doctors who are to blame.

In some places there's also the threat of having their child taken into care if they don't comply. There are also schools pushing this ideology and keeping the child's trans identity secret from their parents.

It's easy to blame the parents, but in many, if not most cases, they are not where the blame should lie. And unless they're doctors issuing prescriptions for puberty blockers or hormones or surgeons carrying out these operations they are not the ones with the power to call a halt to this.

From the link:
Where Munchausen and Munchausen by proxy is a patient driven malady, that always relied on clinicians to unwittingly facilitate it, the transitioning of children is socially and medically driven. In this new phenomenon it is parents who are the ones being relied on to facilitate it, instead. I suggest, as lay people, they are frequently now the unwitting ones. It is all too easy for them to be ignorant of the harm involved, because of their lack of medical knowledge and their own submersion in these ideas.

Transhausen by proxy: a few thoughts

On why this theory doesn’t tell us enough

https://loreleihatpin.substack.com/p/transhausen-by-proxy-a-few-thoughts

viques · 16/06/2023 19:23

Cailin66 · 16/06/2023 13:08

At what age are you ok with boys in early puberty getting castrated? Do that down the line surgery is easier. It’s not clear which later surgeries you think will be much easier ?

I have read articles which say that taking hormones to delay and reduce male puberty can cause huge problems later if the boy wants to have surgery to create a “vagina”because there simply isn’t enough penile tissue to use for the operation.

viques · 16/06/2023 19:31

Clementineorsatsuma · 16/06/2023 13:30

Thank you for sharing.

I doubt it's what MN wants to hear tho? A rational pro trans account based on real life experience.

I hope they continue to be blissfully happy.

So do we all. But unfortunately the evidence is that in later life they will suffer devastating , painful and irreversible medical issues which are a direct result of the drugs they are taking everyday to maintain their appearance .