As with pretty much all social issues, having a nuanced discussion is equivalent to being against it. Even if you cited a reasonable study into the issue that showed unreasonable risk levels, it would be disregarded.

By the same token, I see people who are critical of transgender issues and use points such as this as ammunition. In doing so they suddenly pretend to care about the transgender people who might be affected by botched surgery or even those who just had "buyers remorse", when to that point they had only spoken of transgender people with disdain.

Yeah sex changes are not for everyone
they are all mine
lol I'm drunk

People are led to believe that changing one thing will fix their lives and make them happy. It won't, it doesn't. I just think that if I had to change one thing, that would be the last one I'd pick.

I got 99 problems and my wang ain't one.

B/c as it's been proven by their short sightedness time and time again, they don't think about the consequences of their actions - on themselves, or on society.

I'm sure that there are no small number of surgical mistakes as well.
It doesn't seem to be the simplest of procedures, and after a botched operation some people may find that they indeed have "sex junk."

Pad the numbers, ignore mistakes, pretend the suicide rate is due completely to bullying, mischaracterize alternative views...

I can't even argue the premise. A child, who knows very little, somehow knows that they are the opposite sex. I'd argue that married people don't even know much about the opposite sex. How would anyone know that they are the opposite sex? I could understand uncomfortable sexually. Attracted to the wrong biological sex seems to play a significant role.

Transitioning a child seems to be child abuse.