New Study: Kids Grow Out of Gender Confusion. Lawsuits Ahead?

Just days after President Biden proclaimed March 31 “Transgender Day of Visibility,” the Daily Mail has reported what anyone not taken in by “transgender” propaganda already knew: Young people grow out of “gender dysphoria” or confusion if given the chance.

It’s what your grandmother would have called a “phase.”

More important than the study, though, is what it means for the kids rushed into chemical castration and mutilating surgeries. It’s powerful ammo in the lawsuits they will file to punish the doctors — and possibly some parents — who swallowed the fake science pushed in “transgender” propaganda.

The Study

“The majority of gender-confused children grow out of that feeling by the time they are fully grown adults,” the website reported:

Researchers in the Netherlands tracked more than 2,700 children from age 11 to their mid-twenties, asking them every three years of feelings about their gender.

Results showed at the start of the research, around one-in-10 children (11 percent) expressed “gender non-contentedness” to varying degrees.

But by age 25, just one-in-25 (4 percent) said they “often” or “sometimes” were discontent with their gender.

The researchers concluded: “The results of the current study might help adolescents to realize that it is normal to have some doubts about one’s identity and one’s gender identity during this age period and that this is also relatively common.”

“This study provides even more reason to be skeptical towards aggressive steps to facilitate gender transition in childhood and adolescence,” the Ethics and Public Policy Center’s Patrick Brown told the Mail. “The fact that rates of satisfaction are lower even just a few years later suggests that for the vast majority of people, prudence and caution, rather than a rush towards permanent surgeries or hormone therapies, will be the best approach for teenagers struggling to make sense of the world and their place in it.”

Thus, he said, public policy must forbid “gender transition,” as science deniers call the biological impossibility.

The Mail claimed the study’s drawback was that it studied kids in the general population instead of those “clinically diagnosed with gender dysphoria.”

The researchers studied 2,770 people in the “Tracking Adolescents’ Individual Lives Survey,” and asked them to “respond to the statement ‘I wish to be of the opposite sex’ at six different points over 15 years.”

Continued the Mail: 

Researchers looked for those expressing “gender non-contentedness,” or unhappiness with being the gender aligned with their biological sex. 

The study, published in the journal Archives of Sexual Behavior, found that overall 78 percent of people had the same feelings about their gender over the 15 years.

Around 19 percent became more content with their gender and just about 2 percent became less comfortable.

Brown told DailyMail.com: “As anyone who has ever been a teenager knows, puberty and its aftereffects can be a confusing time of hormonal surges, physical changes, and social insecurity. 

“It isn’t surprising that the highest rates of being dissatisfied in one’s body would peak during this time.”

Yet Tranny Madness has gripped the country, a graphic in the story shows.

Diagnoses of “gender dysphoria” from 2018 and 2022 — concomitant with the rise of “transgender influencers” on social media  — increased massively: 274 percent in Virginia, 247 percent in Indiana, 193 percent in Colorado, 171 percent in South Carolina, and 143 percent in Washington state. 

Lawsuits Coming

The study’s result suggests that headshrinkers and other doctors such as surgeons and endocrinologists who provide “gender-affirming care” had better double up on their malpractice insurance.

As Dr. Paul McHugh, psychiatry professor emeritus at Johns Hopkins University, has explained, gender dysphoria — as opposed to merely being a tomboy — is a treatable condition akin to anorexia nervosa or any other body dysphoria. 

“Its treatment should not be directed at the body as with surgery and hormones any more than one treats obesity-fearing anorexic patients with liposuction,” he explained in 2015:

The treatment should strive to correct the false, problematic nature of the assumption and to resolve the psychosocial conflicts provoking it. With youngsters, this is best done in family therapy.

McHugh also explained that adult men such as Bruce Jenner, who goes by Caitlyn, cross-dress for a sexual thrill.

That aside, the lawsuits have begun. 

Luka Hein has sued the doctors who affirmed her “self-diagnosis” that she was the “wrong gender.” They chopped off her breasts, a procedure called “top surgery” in tranny propaganda. She was 16 years old.

Due to her age and catastrophic life, she “was incapable of understanding the lasting consequences of her decision,” the lawsuit says. The doctors, then, were negligent, the lawsuit alleges.

After Hein’s parents divorced, she cut herself and entertained suicide. An online sex predator traumatized her, and her psychological problems worsened, which is when she began wondering about “gender transition.”

A pro-tranny headshrinker pushed her to become “transgender,” the lawsuit alleges, by encouraging her to join a homosexual support group and discussing “chest-binding.” She found “more information about transgender people and began reading and listening to their stories.”

But worse still, doctors planned “top surgery” on her “very first visit” to a gender clinic. 

Though the doctors amputated her breasts, her parents wisely refused to allow a hysterectomy.

As for the president, in his proclamation for “Transgender Day of Visibility,” he told those confused about their sex that “You are loved. You are heard. You are understood. You belong. You are America, and my entire Administration and I have your back.”

He didn’t tell them “you need a psychiatrist.”