They want to be someone else, and honestly, with some of them, I understand their desire to be anyone but who they are.
The problem is that you can not be anyone but yourself.
Sure you can make changes, learn new skills, adopt a different life style but in the end you are still you.
You have to learn to accept that and deal with it.
The problem is now people are making money on making the issue worse rather then helping people to accept themselves.
Their message is "you are right to hate yourself, there is something horribly wrong with you. Let me fix you physically so your body is just as screwed up as your emotions."
Talk about an evil thing to do.
They are doing this at the same time they are telling people that being obese is also natural and healthy. Even beautiful.
It is the same sort of thing. A total rejection of normalicy.
That’s a big part of it, and kids are especially vulnerable to this.
All you have to do in the T community to be accepted is come up with a non-binary identity, the more bizarre the better, and believe it. The weirder you are, the more popular and more of a victim you are. That’s the only price of admission.
I was a lot like those kids. No real friends, hitting puberty early and being a heavy-set tomboy of a girl made me wish I could be a boy. It was okay for boys to be chubby, and they didn’t have menstrual cramping. I’m sure I’d have fallen prey to this crap.
I hated my body, but most kids do at some point. There’s bo doubt that this is a fad, like bisexuality when I was in middle school and high school. It really screwed over those of us who actually are - we never knew who to believe, and it’s the same here. The very few kids with proper dysphoria need treatment, and all of this transgenderist grooming is messing it up for them.