That’s a whole other debate though. I understand this post to be about trying to focus also on the positive side of being trans (the euphoria) instead of constantly being confronted with the negatives (dysphoria).
Just let people decide for themselves what they want to do. Why do you worry about anyone transitioning out of euphoria alone? Do you think that is actually a realistic possibility for a larger portion of trans people to do? I feel like there has been a much narrower view on transitioning 15 years ago. But nowadays you hear most trans people speak about transitioning at their own pace and do what feels right for themselves. So I don’t think your argument is all that meaningful.
I cannot decide if you’re speaking in good faith or are one of those people that use their “worry” to discourage people from transitioning. Because that’s a really common talking point and is fundamentally hostile against trans people.
That’s a whole other debate though. I understand this post to be about trying to focus also on the positive side of being trans (the euphoria) instead of constantly being confronted with the negatives (dysphoria).
Just let people decide for themselves what they want to do. Why do you worry about anyone transitioning out of euphoria alone? Do you think that is actually a realistic possibility for a larger portion of trans people to do? I feel like there has been a much narrower view on transitioning 15 years ago. But nowadays you hear most trans people speak about transitioning at their own pace and do what feels right for themselves. So I don’t think your argument is all that meaningful.
I cannot decide if you’re speaking in good faith or are one of those people that use their “worry” to discourage people from transitioning. Because that’s a really common talking point and is fundamentally hostile against trans people.