By Ross Pomeroy
In 2017, Dr. Kinnon MacKinnon, an assistant professor of social work at York University in Toronto, thought that transgender detransitioning wasn’t really a thing. Sure, a few people who undergo gender-affirming therapy halt or undo their medical interventions and re-identify as their birth sex, but they are so few in number that their experiences don’t even merit study. After all, doing so might provide empirical firepower to anti-trans forces, he reasoned…
Sure the actual stats on the de-transgender are not known or definitely wouldn’t dare be published. There is exactly the reason that the only transgender surgery or hormone treatments should only be done after adulthood is reached and then the person at least has 18 years of their life to base their, “sometimes irreversible decisions” on. Also to then know that with every decision you make in life there is a repercussion. Be careful what you wish for.