If our kids are experiencing anguish now because they don't believe they measure up to the standards of their sex category, imagine how much harder life will be for them when they can't have children or sexual relationships, have hair in places where they don't want it or are bald, have voices that are too low or two high, are missing breasts or have breast buds they can't get rid of, and need to be on hormones for the rest of their lives because they had necessary parts of their bodies removed. The peers who are cheering for them now will be off enjoying their careers, marriages, and families. I've been thinking recently about the statistic that more than 90% of children who go on puberty blockers continue to cross-sex hormones. Of course they do! What is the alternative for a boy who has stunted his growth, both in terms of height and sex organs? How could middle-aged men who took puberty blockers in their youth ever hope to find partners? Might as well continue to the drugs and surgeries.