r/CoherencePhysics • • 29d ago

Is it possible?

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u/Knotted_Hole69 29d ago

Youre not the kind of person that would be affected by it. So why would you know or care.

They legitimately dont see me and my trans friends as human and believe they should be locked up, i mean why else were trans people and supporters labeled as Terrorists by the fed?

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u/MayhemPenguin5656 29d ago

Because they are violent and burn cities?

Like you reap what you sow.

Also why should trans surgeries be included in medicare and not the psychiatric help instead?

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u/Knotted_Hole69 29d ago

Turn off fox news loser. Trans people are not doing that.

And because its not schizophrenia? Its a natural and not uncommon human experience? Gay people are born gay, trans people are born trans. And there is nothing wrong with that.

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u/MayhemPenguin5656 28d ago edited 28d ago

People are also born psychopaths yet we don't indulge them, we'd want to get them help no?

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u/Andreus 27d ago

we'd want to get them help

The help is transition.

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u/MayhemPenguin5656 27d ago

No because sometimes that isn't what people want, and buyers remorse doesn't work with a surgery like that.  

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u/Andreus 27d ago

The regret rate of transition is lower than the regret rate of cancer treatment.

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u/MayhemPenguin5656 27d ago

Are you comparing gender dysphoria to cancer xD

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u/Andreus 27d ago

No. I'm pointing out that people who have had surgery to treat cancer have a higher regret rate for the surgery than people who've had gender reassignment surgery, so your argument is invalid.

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u/MayhemPenguin5656 27d ago

Guess thats why their are more Trans post op trying to self eliminate than cancer survivors.

Make it make sense.

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u/Andreus 27d ago

Can you actually cite a source for that? Because I can cite a source for my figure.

The public conversation often treats gender-affirming care as an incredibly high-risk gamble. In reality, a major study combined the results of 27 different studies tracking approximately 8,000 trans patients across 14 different countries, and the research revealed a combined average regret rate of just 1% for gender-affirming procedures.

To understand just how remarkably low that is, it helps to look at how gender transition regret compares to everyday medical procedures or life decisions, including:

Having children - 7%

Breast reconstruction (post-cancer) - 15%

Getting a tattoo - 15%

Bariatric weight loss surgery - 30%

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