Originally posted by Goldiecon99:

Originally posted by robomagon:

Sorry, I thought I was the oldest one on here and I'm technically still considered to be in my "youth" for another couple years.

What I meant was that I wanted to be a child again, basking in blissful ignorance.

I wish I could go forward in time.

Originally posted by robomagon:

Originally posted by Goldiecon99:

I'm not, on the contrary.

Sorry, I thought I was the oldest one on here and I'm technically still considered to be in my "youth" for another couple years.

How old are you?

Originally posted by Goldiecon99:

Originally posted by robomagon:

It probably is different in the US, but that's because people seem more tolerant of such people in the Nordic countries. i.e. it's probably higher here because of outside influences.

it's funny because plenty of refugees are going to places like sweden
which reminds me of this one woman who was beaten and raped one time

Oh, yeah, that's a huge issue in Sweden. Rape capital of the first world now, right?

Originally posted by robomagon:

Originally posted by Unicarn:

I doubt it's much different in the US.

It probably is different in the US, but that's because people seem more tolerant of such people in the Nordic countries. i.e. it's probably higher here because of outside influences.

I found another website. Very low regret rate as we got better at doing the surgery and everything.

https://tgmentalhealth.com/category/post-transition/

There used to be dissatisfaction, but now there is little to no regret due to surgical advances.

Originally posted by Goldiecon99:

Originally posted by Unicarn:

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/262734734_An_Analysis_of_All_Applications_for_Sex_Reassignment_Surgery_in_Sweden_1960-2010_Prevalence_Incidence_and_Regrets

2.2% chance of regret.

that's just for Sweden lmao

I doubt it's much different in the US.

Originally posted by Goldiecon99:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDxDi3ynY8g

I didn't say that regret was impossible... also that video description is hilarious.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/262734734_An_Analysis_of_All_Applications_for_Sex_Reassignment_Surgery_in_Sweden_1960-2010_Prevalence_Incidence_and_Regrets

2.2% chance of regret.

Originally posted by Goldiecon99:

Originally posted by Unicarn:

No, I'm not.

I've researched this shit.

And yet, 20% of Trans people have had sex-change regret, and there are also many people who still feel distressed and suicidal even after getting their surgery done for them... and that's not forgetting to mention how much money that has been taken from them to get this far btw.
Transgender Regret is real, even if the Media would like to tell you otherwise, and most of these people decide to get a sex change before their mid-20's, when their brains fully develop.
I believe there's been plenty of interviews, including Ria Cooper and many other people.
Cooper, being Britain's youngest sex-swapping individual, has regretted getting a sex-change.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2224753/Ria-Cooper-Britains-youngest-sex-change-patient-reverse-treatment.html#ixzz2AyFR0XCs

You're talking about the very young people transitioning. I'm against that because then they'll likely regret it.

Originally posted by Evoxrus XV:

Why don't we stop referring to her or Hin as he or she and just use the word heshe that I just came up with to describe this guy. It's he and she but it means both. Heshe.

Some people are offended by that. It'd be less offensive to call her "he" than "heshe".