And then getting confused when someone talks about a grey rock and they can't see it because they're looking for a blue rock.
And then getting confused when someone talks about a grey rock and they can't see it because they're looking for a blue rock.
That's *more* confusing.
Some people might be "confused" with terms like "mentally ill", but I don't see them using the r-slur at every opportunity.
That's *more* confusing.
Some people might be "confused" with terms like "mentally ill", but I don't see them using the r-slur at every opportunity.
m.youtube.com/watch?v=rbi4...
m.youtube.com/watch?v=rbi4...
He kept saying "I am not in the office, the notes are in the office, please call your case worker, not me. Because I am not in the office. No. Your caseworker has the answer because they have the notes."
He kept saying "I am not in the office, the notes are in the office, please call your case worker, not me. Because I am not in the office. No. Your caseworker has the answer because they have the notes."
And expecting none of the participants to notice or question why they aren't at least getting the splint and on a pathway to a plaster cast.
And expecting none of the participants to notice or question why they aren't at least getting the splint and on a pathway to a plaster cast.
In other words, they are running an experiment to try and prove that trans kids won't notice that they are growing breasts or facial hair if you give them antidepressants.
In other words, they are running an experiment to try and prove that trans kids won't notice that they are growing breasts or facial hair if you give them antidepressants.
a: Stop taking X-rays and slap plaster on that sucker
b: Run around screaming that X-rays cause broken arms.
The study assumes b.
a: Stop taking X-rays and slap plaster on that sucker
b: Run around screaming that X-rays cause broken arms.
The study assumes b.
a: Stick it in plaster
b: Stick it in a sling with a splint and if it's still bad in a month, stick in plaster
c: Do nothing
Because this study assumes that b and c are good ideas.
a: Stick it in plaster
b: Stick it in a sling with a splint and if it's still bad in a month, stick in plaster
c: Do nothing
Because this study assumes that b and c are good ideas.
So as a reminder - the study is *already* a sop to transphobes.
As is the treatment plan.
Because the only reason to use PBs is to delay giving HRT, despite there being a near 100% conversion rate from PBs to HRT.
So as a reminder - the study is *already* a sop to transphobes.
As is the treatment plan.
Because the only reason to use PBs is to delay giving HRT, despite there being a near 100% conversion rate from PBs to HRT.
They are routinely used for 8 or 9 year olds with precocious puberty.
All the trial is *intended* to establish is if they help trans kids.
The answer is obviously going to be the same as every other study "sure, but not much" on account of them being used far too long.
They are routinely used for 8 or 9 year olds with precocious puberty.
All the trial is *intended* to establish is if they help trans kids.
The answer is obviously going to be the same as every other study "sure, but not much" on account of them being used far too long.
Glad they sorted it instead of doubling down, but it shouldn't have happened in the first place.
Glad they sorted it instead of doubling down, but it shouldn't have happened in the first place.
There's no way this is meant in good fun - it is clearly kicking down, not punching up.
There are so many ways to do the same gag without mocking trans people.
Starting with "this year I'm the Grinch". Done.
There's no way this is meant in good fun - it is clearly kicking down, not punching up.
There are so many ways to do the same gag without mocking trans people.
Starting with "this year I'm the Grinch". Done.
If anyone has the video of the last transphobe who did that, I could do with a giggle.
If anyone has the video of the last transphobe who did that, I could do with a giggle.
All I see is pillows.
All I see is pillows.