Thanks for the article - interesting! At least one thing I'm clear about is that I definitely disagree that gender is fluid. To me, it has to stay as just a theory. Otherwise, it's nonsense. I'm not so concerned about self identification with adults; I expect them to be responsible for whatever choice they may make and suffer the consequences. However, when children, say aged 10 to 14, think that they're trapped in a wrong body and, if their condition is properly identified as gender dysphoria (and even if their minds are influenced by ideological activist parents like the one in the video), then, I think we have a responsibility as members of society to protect them. As the article suggests, even if they eventually grow out of it, how we should accommodate such children in various social circumstances until such time comes would be my question. Incidentally, in the UK, children under the age 18 with gender dysphoria are provided with psychological treatment, mainly by counselling, Puberty is also taken into consideration. My brain is hurting. lol

@Naomi "Prepare the child for the road not the road for the child." Conflict resolution is inevitable. I'd have to think that guiding a child through this experience would make more sense than waiting until the young adult is no longer under the shelter of loving parents. Also, learning to stand up for yourself is so empowering. The lack of a conservative voice in the College of Psychology is a serious problem and is cause for significant skepticism to these radical changes in treatments.

Looks like ideologues are winning at the moment, unfortunately... You may be interested to watch the other video I've just posted.