dutchguylivingintheuk
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off course you did fake personDidn't read. Just fark off.
off course you did fake personDidn't read. Just fark off.
off course you did fake person
off course you did fake person
Go fake yourself.. oh an btw how are you gonna name your next fake ''poster under your name? or you gonna go down the Alphabet from N. or do you pick an random number?Go fark yourself creepy stalky bigot boy.
Go fake yourself.. oh an btw how are you gonna name your next fake ''poster under your name? or you gonna go down the Alphabet from N. or do you pick an random number?
fake person like you forgot you where name dropping me? If anyone is a stalker it's you fakerGiven this stalking behaviour, it seems that it is not trans women that women need to be concerned about but a Dutch man living in the UK.
Your stalking behaviour is concerning.
Go fake yourself.. oh an btw how are you gonna name your next fake ''poster under your name? or you gonna go down the Alphabet from N. or do you pick an random number?
There are no numerals in the alphabet.
Watch out or he'll put a HEX on you
There are no numerals in the alphabet.
For balance.
One can wonder why it is important to hear the opinion of Rowling as just one person. As an aunt to a fabulous trans woman I'm in tune with David Tennant.
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I do wonder if she wishes she didn't have to bother.
I'm sure she wishes she didn't have to bother at all.
A new study of medical insurance billing from Germany shows most young people diagnosed with gender identity disorder did not persist after 5 years.
https://www.aerzteblatt.de/archiv/2...-Deutschland-Haeufigkeit-und-Trends-2013-2022
The desistance rate was 72% in 15- to 19-year-old females and 50% in 20- to 24-year-old males. Among the whole group of 5- to 24-year-olds, only about 36% of those diagnosed in 2017 still had the diagnosis five years later, indicating that more than 63% desisted.
"In the longitudinal cohort (n = 7 885, 47.1% 20- to 24-year-olds, 37.7% male), only 36.4% had a confirmed F64 (gender identity disorder) diagnosis after five years, with diagnosis persistence < 50% in all age groups (27.3% [15- to 19-year-old women] to 49.7% [20- to 24-year-old men])."
This shows the recklessness in taking a medical protocol, ie meds and surgery, that was set up to serve a cohort of patients that mainly consisted of middle aged men with a stable and long standing diagnosis, and applying that same treatment to children.