AKA NargacugaBalls

In the usa backup cameras have been required on all new vehicles starting in 2012. More and more features require internet to work, including potentially life saving services. Can the driver call 911? Can the car alert medics to your location? If the driver needs help what should the vehicle do?

It’s easy to see how ‘always available 911 service’ or ‘automatic crash detection with location’ could be argued as mandatory safety features. Even gps could become required

you have this breath weapon! (also you're a dragon)

get a black t-shirt. ideally not a nerdshirt, but band shirts can work

get a pair of black jeans (or shorts, if it's hot out)

paint your nails black

wow, that feels kinda nice actually

put on a little eyeliner

realize how empty you've felt your whole life

maybe try some black eyeshadow

think about using a new, more androgynous name, like Raven or Morgan

start estrogen

"Hey so, your hormone issues will make you too manly and we want you to be comfy and feminine and happy with being GIRLY ENOUGH, (it'smandatoryforyoubcwedecideditisshushdon'tworryaboutthat) so here have some hormone pills. *throwing packets* Lifetime supply. Just because you need it. Gotta make sure you don't ever feel the slightest gender dysphoria!!"

HOW IS THAT FAIR OR JUST?? You'll toss the stuff at ME but my SISTERS AND SIBLINGS can't have it because *checks notes*

So many cis people who's imaginations seemingly can't encapsulate the horror of a trans kid experiencing gender dysphoria as they're forced to go through the wrong puberty suddenly find it comprehensible when the focus is a cis kid.

Puberty blockers were originally used to address precocious puberty, especially the distress and disruption it causes for the child. A cis girl has her first period at age 7, it's easy to understand why she won't feel ready for that, and that she'll feel alienated and out of step with her peers who are still years away from starting puberty.

The idea of taking puberty blockers until she feels ready, until it won't be a distressing experience. That makes sense to cis people.

But using the same medication to manage distress for a trans kid who doesn't feel ready for puberty, so they can have a few more years to figure things out... that's incomprehensible apparently. *

Similarly, a teenage cis girl with a hormone imbalance starts growing a beard and having her voice start breaking, the idea of putting her on androgen blockers is treated as obvious. The psychological distress of girl developing 'male' secondary sex characteristics is entirely understood in that case... THATS GENDER DYSPHORIA. But when it's in a trans kid it's treated as this dangerous idea.