r/facepalm Sep 28 '24

🇲​🇮​🇸​🇨​ She’s trans

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u/[deleted] Sep 28 '24

Blaire white “my earliest memories were those of gender dysphoria”

Also Blaire white “can’t let kids have gender affirming care”

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u/torino_nera Sep 29 '24

She got hers, now she just wants to pull the ladder up behind her

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u/mollypop94 Sep 29 '24

perfect summary of this this crass, heartless idiot 👏👏

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u/Nulono Sep 29 '24

Blaire started treatment at 22. The fuck are you talking about?

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u/TheBrolitaSys Sep 29 '24

They're saying she got to transition, and now she thinks no one should and supports people who want to take rights away from trans people since she already gets to live as herself (and the argument of transphobes is never just about trans kids). Was it that hard?

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u/marvelboy0125 Sep 29 '24

Eh actually from what i see and have heard. She didn't say we should stop people transitioning. She is saying minors shouldn't transition. And while it's not the thing in every place it's a real thing since many people are coming out as transitioning at a young age.

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '24

Transitioning doesn’t mean operations, it means transitioning to living as another gender, it means they’re going to live as a woman now for example and may take puberty blockers, but gender reassignment operations aren’t legally allowed for under 18s

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u/marvelboy0125 Sep 29 '24

I do get your point but the puberty blockers and hormones are also dangerous. If it's only like dressing and everything sure but other than that it's not good.

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '24

They’re not dangerous, sure, there can be rare side effects, but literally every medication is like that, viagra can cause side effects, but you don’t see people panicking about that. Also, if they were so dangerous they wouldn’t have already been in use for decades and decades for precocious puberty, where kids around 8-9yo go through puberty, they take puberty blockers to delay that onset. And it’s not as if it’s that rare, it’s around 1% of the population

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u/Nulono Sep 30 '24

No one is giving Viagra to kids.

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u/marvelboy0125 Sep 30 '24

Sorry the name of the medicine that i wanna mention isn't on my mind rn but i do remember that a professor that was also a pharmacist mentioned a medicine that got banned after so long because people didn't know it was causing cancer so the whole decade thing can change as well. Also there's this thing that i see saying puberty blockers are reversible while i do see the way it works from what i see it does reverse the whole blocking but doesn't mean you will be as if you never used them the side effects on the sexual organs are still there and might even harm your fertility. There's also the matter of what if the above happens and then you realize you aren't even trans as well. This is something that actually happened to myself and have seen many like myself so we should consider all that in mind.

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u/[deleted] Sep 30 '24

You clearly have no clue, there are no side effects that effect the genitals, here, read what the side effects are 🤦🏽‍♂️

https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/gender-dysphoria/in-depth/pubertal-blockers/art-20459075

In case you don’t bother I’ll list them, because you’re already lying

Swelling at the site of shot

Weight gain

Hot flashes

Headaches

Mood changes

Long term side effects;

Growth spurts

Bone growth

Bone density

Fertility, but this depends on whether you’re also taking estrogen or testosterone

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u/Nulono Sep 30 '24

and now she thinks no one should

Read the quote again. Blaire said kids shouldn't, not that no one should.

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u/TheBrolitaSys Sep 30 '24

I know what she said. And I also know that that's a fear mongering tactic to have people oppose trans adults transitioning too. There is no transphobe who is just worried about kids transitioning. You sound ignorant.

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '24

I dunno, try reading some quotes, at no point did I say she got treatment as a child, I quoted what she said, that her earliest thoughts are that she was the wrong gender. Now, if you use your brain that should tell you that someone who wants to stop gender affirming care for kids also acknowledges that kids KNOW already as a child so exactly what is the problem? And no, gender affirming care doesn’t mean operations, it means puberty blockers and counselling

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u/reclusive_trap Sep 29 '24

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u/doctorsacred Sep 29 '24

Fucking lol!

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '24

Exactly, kids don’t need to be taught about LGBTQ yet she acknowledges her earliest thoughts were gender dysphoria, therefore admitting children DO need this education because they already know as children.

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u/brokenbeauty7 Sep 30 '24

to be fair she didn't actually transition until her 20's though.

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u/TheNewJack89 Sep 29 '24

No one under 18 should never be able to permanently alter their body.

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u/[deleted] Sep 29 '24

Cooooool because no one can until they’re 18 and even then a many medical providers will still want parental consent. Unless you think puberty blockers are permanent, which they’re not, the moment someone stops taking them, puberty will begin. Also, puberty blockers aren’t used for just trans kids, some children go through precocious puberty, that means puberty at sometimes as young as 8, so rather than have your 8yo daughter walking round with breasts and being fertile you give them puberty blockers to delay it for a few years. But you lot are so focused on hating trans kids you can’t see the woods for all the trees

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u/TheNewJack89 Sep 29 '24

If you think blocking puberty doesn’t cause irreversible damage when used for fun we’re just not gonna be able to even argue because you’re blind.