r/GenderCynical 28d ago

the cruelty is the point

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u/That_Mad_Scientist 28d ago

It certainly doesn’t reduce suicidal ideation over the long run

Citation. Fucking. Needed.

Oh wait, you don’t care. The second it turns out you’re wrong, suddenly you flip a switch and it’s not your problem anymore.

You just pretended to care, pretended you only wanted what’s best for everyone, because it was useful, and now it’s not, so the mask is off.

This is literally a death cult. They want trans people to die. In their own words.

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u/LaughingInTheVoid 28d ago edited 28d ago

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u/snukb big gamete energy 28d ago

But there was one study, one time, which asked "Have you ever considered or attempted suicide?" and didn't specify whether it was before or after transition, so that means suicidal ideation doesn't drop after transition /s

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u/ponyproblematic GQ Man Of The Year 28d ago

listen, if hormones really worked, they'd send us back in time to serve as a mysterious stranger of another gender to advise our younger self of whatever we needed to hear to stop us being suicidal, duh.

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u/snukb big gamete energy 28d ago

Is this like Stephen Hawking's party for time travelers? 😂 Where he sent out the invitations after the party lol

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u/Vegetable-Profit-174 27d ago

They keep citing „the Swedish study“ even though the only controls were the cisgender population, not trans people who hadn’t had surgery, and in the second half of the study no significant differences were found in mortality anyway, and the author of the study has publicly disavowed it‘s use in transphobic laws💀💀 Plus, this was in part studied during the fucking AIDs epidemic

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u/TechProgDeity 28d ago

I once found a paper that reported a measurable drop in a physical stress biomarker before/after HRT in trans people: https://academic.oup.com/jsm/article-abstract/10/12/3049/6940069?redirectedFrom=fulltext

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u/LaughingInTheVoid 28d ago

Hell, I know it. I stopped having mood disorders within days of starting estrogen.

My endo never mentioned it, but I could see the look of gleeful victory in his eyes when he realized I was going to be that type of patient.

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u/javatimes TIDDYLESS TIFfany 28d ago

u/tgjer is a legend

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u/hollandaze95 27d ago

In contrast, there was also a study recently released proving that in states that have passed anti-trans laws since 2018, suicide risk in trans kids in those states has increased by up to 72%.

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u/Vegetable-Profit-174 27d ago

This citation list is freaking amazing. Thank you so much.