Navigating the Complexities of Gender Identity and the potential dangers in transitioning children, with Buck Angel

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In this conversation, Buck Angel shares his experiences as a transgender male, discussing the complexities of gender dysphoria, particularly in children and adolescents. He emphasizes the need for open conversations about transgender issues and the critical role of mental health care in understanding and supporting individuals with gender dysphoria. Buck reflects on his own journey of transitioning and the significance of timing in making life-altering decisions. He emphasizes the potential dangers of rushing into medical transitions, and the need for comprehensive support for both parents and children. Buck shares his personal journey, the evolution of transitioning standards, and the challenges faced by detransitioners. He advocates for a more thoughtful approach to gender dysphoria, urging parents to seek diverse perspectives and prioritize mental health before making irreversible decisions.

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