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Point 1: gender is sexual

Gender is a social construct around behavioural and social traits, sexuality is who one is sexually attracted to, I honestly cannot see how you can correlate the two beyond “this gender is usually heterosexual”.

Point 2: children should not make puberty decisions unless they are mature, and to be mature they must go through puberty

If a child is mature enough to go through puberty, then they should be mature enough to make decisions about their puberty.

Why force someone to go through a puberty they hate, and only after they are finished and the changes become irreversible do you allow them to make a decision on how they wish to mature?

I understand this point of view because I used to also hold it, but I’m trying to express to you that forbidding puberty blockers causes the exact same problem, someone uninformed on a subject comes to regret their action (or inaction).

Gender isn’t sexuality.

Do you seriously need someone to explain to you that you can make a decision on one thing and not a decision on another.

Abstractly explain how a child can make a decision on what to eat for dinner but not who they want to have sex with.

Boy wants to be a princess, obviously we should let him have sex.

You’re making a slippery slope argument

Puberty blockers should be allowed, not making a decision is still a decision