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Explainer: What treatment do young children receive for gender dysphoria and is

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Explainer: What treatment do young children receive for gender dysphoria and is it irreversible?

http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2016/09/06/explainer-what-treatment-do-young-children-receive-for-gender-dysphoria-and-is-it-irreversible/

Pink News/ By Fiona Kenny     6th September 2016, 5:54 PM
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I'm reminded of what Sophie Labelle's 5th grade character Stephie (from the webcomic Assigned Male) said when a waitress asked if she'd had a sex change.  She said sure, she got it at the hairdresser's.  After all, if you're a kid, then having long hair (esp. in a "girly" style) means you're a girl, right?

Definitely reversable.

But she left out other critical parts of a prepuberty M2F "sex change," such as:

* pink T-shirt
* skirt or dress
* barrettes
* pink shoes.
* tights

For F2Ms, in addition to the crew- or buzz-cut, there's:

* baseball cap (on backwards, of course)
* NFL sweatshirt or T-shirt
* loose jeans or baggy knee-length shorts
* high-top sneakers with an NBA team logo and untied laces

Definitely irreversable, especially the barrettes.  Once you've put barrettes in your hair, it's all over, you're irrevocably female.  :)
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