skye

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Cake day: June 13th, 2023

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  • The health consequences, as I said, is something we can deal with as we figure out safer methods for puberty blocking if that turns out to be the case.

    I’d rather take puberty blockers being unsafe, find out better ways to deal with this problem later on, and deal with the health problems of existing patients over the alternative.

    The alternative is having no patients to treat from puberty blocker issues, because the dysphoria got to them.

    You could make the case for any medicine we use in mental healthcare: we don’t understand the risks and longterm effects, but it usually ends up that “adverse health effects way down the line” is preferable to “preventable suicide”.

    People spout this same bullshit to be anti vaccines, anti fluorine in water, anti everything they don’t fully understand.

    NOTHING. And I mean NOTHING in medicine is ever going to be 100% safe or won’t have side effects or always be understood.

    But if you think banning life-saving medicine is better because “what if these people suffer from health issues later” idk what to say.


  • it’s clearly justifiable to have children grow up and kill themselves due to gender dysphoria and irreversible body changes instead of giving them the choice to delay the puberty, with an onset of manageable effects, you’re right!

    your own wiki page reads all about how the cass report is questionable btw, from critics to research to everything. not just a “minority of experts”.




  • this reminds me of having to scroll back on a weboage because you had a random unrelated thought you forgot, so you scroll until you find the spark.

    i remember figuring this out when i was like 6, playing games on my pc. I had a thought, promptly forgot it, then i just figured i’d go repeat what i was doing to recall, i felt like a genius


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    2 months ago

    And you sound like someone who jumps to conclusions too quickly about people and you can’t comprehend someone not having a reductionist take on generalised human suffering.

    I don’t think anyone here is denying people suffer from capitalism, i think they’re just saying capitalism is a factor rather than the only cause, similar to how the Archduke’s assassination was a factor among many in starting WW1.


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    Mostly staying indoors and skipping (read: sleeping thru them) a bunch of online classes in 12th grade due to the pandemic. Due to family circumstances I started living alone at 18.

    Second half of 12th grade was spent preparing for the Baccalaureate