These charades have a lifespan. Glad to see this one is being exposed for what it is.

The health concerns are being swept under the rug so that the advocates can sing their triumphs over nature.

This man listed some serious health consequences he was having due to his drug therapies. I Googled "health consequences of transgender" and visited the Mayo Clinic site that popped up, seeking to find out what he was talking about. No mention of those consequences he mentioned in the article I found:

Health Concerns for Transgender People

Know the important health issues transgender people face, and get tips for taking charge of your health.

Many health concerns that transgender people face are due to minority stress, which is characterized by:

Negative social attitudes and disapproval (social stigma) toward transgender people
Abuse, harassment, neglect, rejection or unfair treatment (discrimination) of transgender people
Internalization of social stigma, turning it into negative attitudes and thoughts toward one's self (internalized stigma)

[perhaps the serious health problems come later in the article? Nope! ] TM

In addition, because of minority stress, transgender people are at risk of:

Emotional and psychological abuse
Physical and sexual violence
Sexually transmitted infections, viral hepatitis and HIV
Substance misuse
Mental health problems, such as depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts

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Additional issues might need to be considered if you have had feminizing or masculinizing hormone therapy or surgery.
[but apparently they're not at liberty to discuss these "additional issues" publicly? Let's end this article with a good PC bromide! TM]

Your health is important — regardless of your gender identity or gender expression. If you're due for a screening or you have health concerns, don't put off seeing a doctor. Early diagnosis and treatment help promote long-term health.

https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifes...th/art-20154721