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(2020) - Study of 139,829 students finds that in comparison to other students, transgender identity, especially non-binary identity, is associated more with perpetrating bullying than being bullied. Non-binary identity was most strongly associated with involvement in bullying, followed by [transgender] opposite sex identity and cisgender identity.
(2023) 21 leading experts on pediatric gender medicine from 8 countries wrote a letter to Wall Street Journal expressing disagreement over how gender dysphoria in youth is treated, voicing concerns against things such as the affirmative model and research conducted outside of the US has found hormonal interventions for gender dysphoria to be without reliable evidence. Among these international experts is Dr. Rita Kaltiala, chief psychiatrist at Tampere university gender clinic and author of several peer-reviewed studies on trans medicine and Finland's top authority on pediatric gender care.
(2023) Landmark study from Denmark on 3,800 transgender patients pulled data from hospital records and applications from legal gender changes and discovered 43% of this group had a psychiatric illness compared with 7% of non-trans group, and despite "gender affirming care" and legal gender changes, still had 7.7 the rate of suicide attempts and 3.5 times the rate of suicide deaths. Researchers state this rate is likely even higher due to missing data.
(2016) Study finds association with increased risk of multiple sclerosis for trans women taking estrogen/reducing testosterone levels.
(2023) Metadata study shows, at best, no improvement for patients in gender-affirming care. "The conclusions of the systematic reviews of evidence for adolescents are consistent with long-term adult studies, which failed to show credible improvements in mental health and suggested a pattern of treatment-associated harms. Three recent papers examined the studies that underpin the practice of youth gender transition and found the research to be deeply flawed. Evidence does not support the notion that “affirmative care” of today’s adolescents is net beneficial."
(2011) Long term follow up of 324 transgender people having undergone sex reassignment surgery in Sweden, found that trans women retained male patterned incidents and rates of violence and had a greater significance and rate of rape and sexual violence than cisgender men. The study also found, "Persons with transsexualism, after sex reassignment, have considerably higher risks for mortality, suicidal behaviour, and psychiatric morbidity than the general population. Our findings suggest that sex reassignment, although alleviating gender dysphoria, may not suffice as treatment for transsexualism, and should inspire improved psychiatric and somatic care after sex reassignment for this patient group."
(2020) Largest study to date on 641,860 people finds association with autism and "gender diversity", "Gender-diverse people also report, on average, more traits associated with autism, such as sensory difficulties, pattern-recognition skills and lower rates of empathy — or accurately understanding and responding to another person’s emotional state".
(2022) US study examining 10 years of data on 952 people finds large percentages of young adults prescribed hormones for trans identity no longer getting the drugs 4 years later. Discontinuation rate for both sexes combined = 30%. Female discontinuation rate as high as 44%. The standard disinformation pushed is that only 1-2% of people who begin medical transition end up desisting. But these figures show that in this cohort of young adults, the overall rate of discontinuing hormone treatment ranged from a low of 10% to a high of 44% within a space of just 4 years.
Abruzzese et al. 2023 'The Myth of “Reliable Research” in Pediatric Gender Medicine: A critical evaluation of the Dutch Studies—and research that has followed'
I'm a 22 year old desisted and dysphoric white womyn from Canada. I am primarily male attracted and diagnosed with mild autism + ADHD. I consider myself AAP/AHE/AGAMP.
I socially transitioned and identified as non binary transmasc from 11-19, fully renouncing my trans identity by the time I was 20.
It's been nearly two years since, and after bouncing around various spaces in other areas of the internet in a state of repression, I'm still figuring out who I am and where to go.
This blog is intended to be a diary of my personal thoughts on gender, as well as a way to connect with others, especially those with the same questions as me. Making friends as a detranser is very difficult, and my DMs are always open.
Pro trans, TIRFs, TERFs, transmeds, feminists of all shades (and transfeminists), etc are all fine to interact.
Info on some of my interests and views below the cut!
My views are heavily under construction, not super cohesive yet.
I think I'm generally a centristy difference feminist with liberal values. I'm not a radfem, despite agreeing with a lot of radfem takes on gender identity-- I'd consider myself gender critical.
I'm also a neoBlanchardist, and categorize myself as AAP/AGAMP. I'm "too TERFy for the TRAs, too TRA for the TERFs."
I'm fairly pro sexual freedom despite risks, including kink and BDSM. I'm critical/mixed towards commercialized sex and think the industry causes immense harm, but have not figured out what I think solutions should be.
I believe above all else that the political is personal.
My interests include: sexology, psychology, sociology, feminism, true crime and survival (tasteful and sparing), evopsych, medieval history, Lana Del Rey, Nicole Dollanganger, fictional men crying and kissing and hitting each other, MLP, Breaking Bad, AHS, various other movies and shows and artists (ask me!!!), perfume, online subculture documentation, tarot, fanfiction/OC creation/general creative writing, art making, and OCD rumination. I'm also trying to get back into reading.
I feel like AAP/AGP being left out of the gender crit feminist discourse is a problem. One of the main reasons being "unlearn stereotypes" doesn't work when your dysphoria/euphoria is genuinely sex and sexuality based
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This is messy and I don't even know exactly what I mean by this but I feel like sapphic things and aesthetics have become so soft and desexualized and the desire to combat patriarchy and not see women as merely "sexual objects" has looped around to being homophobic again by insinuating that wanting to fuck women is inherently violent and specifically a MALE desire, so masculine women feel ashamed of this desire and the only way to make it make sense is to conclude that they ARE men on the inside.
"Desistance as a word has its origins in criminal research,28 and Zucker explains that he was the first person to use desistance in relation to the TGE pre-pubertal youth population in 2003 after seeing it being used for oppositional defiant disorder (ODD).29 In either case, desistance is considered a good outcome in criminal research and ODD. Acknowledging this history of the term is important as it reflects the pathologizing of gender identity (in relation to ODD) and the negative perspectives that have been associated with being TGE (in relation to crime).
"With the word desistance now introduced, the focus of the more recent literature in the late 2000s is interested in rates of desistance and determining childhood factors before puberty, which can be used to predict desistance after puberty commences,30–33 often seen as a way to help clinicians decide on whether GAC should be provided. From all of these collections of studies emerged the commonly used statistic stating that ∼80% of TGE youth will desist after puberty, a statistic that has been critiqued by other works based on poor methodologic quality, the evolving understanding of gender and probable misclassification of nonbinary individuals, and the practice of attempting to dissuade youth from identifying as transgender in some of these studies.4,16,34–36
Desistance is a concept that has been poorly defined in the literature, yet greatly impacts the arguments for and against providing gender-a
"The assumption is that if GD is not present after the start of puberty, then it must also not be present during adulthood. The distinction between desistance occurring only around puberty and desistance that extends into adulthood is important. Confining desistance solely to gender identity around puberty allows for more gender identity options during adulthood. Steensma and Cohen-Kettenis discuss how some people who identified as TGE in childhood will identify as cisgender during adolescence and then as TGE during adulthood.63 While in this article, the idea was that the gender identity in adulthood was then permanent, allowing gender to be something that can change at any point in one's life will help validate those people who experience a dynamic form of gender.
"Second, some definitions of desistance focus on GD, while others focus on gender identity. An almost equal number of articles referred to desistance as the disappearance of GD as did articles that referred to desistance as the change of a transgender identity to a cisgender identity. Disappearance of GD and a change in gender identity are two concepts that, while occasionally connected, remain distinct. GD is associated with significant distress at the differences between gender and body, whereas a TGE gender identity does not require that distress. Therefore, a TGE child could still identify as TGE even if they do not experience GD. Despite having stated difference in these definitions, all the articles conflated these two ideas, implying that the disappearance of GD also meant that the TGE child identified as cisgender after puberty."
Desistance is a concept that has been poorly defined in the literature, yet greatly impacts the arguments for and against providing gender-a
Filling out surveys on the LGBT+ community has a bitter taste to it now that I've detransitioned and recognized my orientation for what it is. They always ask my gender identity, and I cram so many extra descriptors into that "other" box--none; female; woman of trans experience; detransitioner; dysphoric female. These spaces aren't made with me in mind, much less FOR me. The questionnaires don't anticipate people who used to be trans but aren't anymore.
If these studies were taking place ten or 20 years ago I could understand why they wouldn't, but now? When so many people who transitioned as teenagers or 20-somethings are coming to reckon with their continued dissatisfaction with their bodies after years of modifications?
It's part of why I keep filling out these surveys in the first place. They need to know that we're here, that we exist, that there are more of us than ever. I deal with that bitter taste because the more times I do, the more I increase the chances that we'll one day be taken seriously as something other than outliers.
