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I saw a documentary a few years back, for the life of me I can’t remember what it was called, and it was made by a very left wing guy, and he was showing how a pretty large percentage of people that have sex change procedures and/or other treatments for gender change later regret them and go into a deep depression. And there’s no going back. His conclusion was that even though they did the right thing, most of the people who he studied had other psychological issues.

Of course the real conclusion was they had a psychological condition to begin with that caused them to self-mutilate and the doctors that did it reinforced their unhealthy decision as normal.

I saw the same thing. Chastity’s issues aren’t about her gender. She has mom issues.
How is it that the left wing filmmaker can see that people regretted their decision, but conclude they did the right thing? Just a left wing agenda. Hard to believe some on FR are chastising us for not accepting & approving this behavior.

I read something like this as well. Why doesn't Megyn Kelly or any of the media do some follow up stories. They just like to do the sensational stories but they do not want to get to the reality of things.

I barely remember when I was a kid that there was a transsexual named Christine Jurgensen- this was back in the fifties, but I do remember hearing about it. The Christine Jurgensen case would be mentioned on rare occasions, probably into the sixties. That was pretty much all I heard about it until about 10 to 15 years ago. Then it became a “civil right”—when did this happen? There has to be “doctors” and hospitals that perform these procedures. Sometime there had to have been laws that were passed to allow these procedures. I mean, there are laws about what doctors can and cannot do. The medical profession is not supposed to do things that are unethical. You would think that this would be considered quack medicine and would not be allowed. But either they have passed laws that allow this to happen or the doctors have totally disregarded the law and went on there way while the legislature totally ignored the medical and ethical problems with these procedures.

What about the psychological counseling that they say that each transsexual candidate is required to get? Has there ever been a psychologist or psychiatrist who counseled against having the procedure? Or are the psychiatrists part of a group that moves the gender confused along on a conveyor belt running from the psychiatrists office to the surgeons who perform the operation. What medical school actually teaches these procedures?