You wrote (about Josie in 'Age 8 and wanting a sex change' comments): "As the programme reminded us, for most children (alas, we weren’t told what percentage) gender dysphoria passes away with puberty, and the desire to change sex dissipates. " Have a look at table 2 on this page: http://www.mermaidsuk.org.uk/gidyp.html Best wishes, Mermaids
You wrote (about Josie in 'Age 8 and wanting a sex change' comments): "As the programme
ReplyDeletereminded us, for most children (alas, we weren’t told what percentage)
gender dysphoria passes away with puberty, and the desire to change
sex dissipates. "
Have a look at table 2 on this page:
http://www.mermaidsuk.org.uk/gidyp.html
Best wishes, Mermaids
Thanks, Patrick
ReplyDeleteQuite liked your review of Age 8 and wanting a sex change.
ReplyDeleteI think kids know their gender from about 2 or 3 years of age, if not even earlier.
The trouble with a 'sex change'/'gender change' is that it can be all about the parents, not the child.