mhaze,

" 10 Apr. 2024. England's Cass Review ignores the consensus
of major medical bodies around the world and lacks relevance
within an Australian context say medical practitioners,
parents and human rights groups."

" The Cass Review downplays the risk of denying treatment to
young people with gender dysphoria and limits their options by
placing restrictions on their access to care."

"The Cass Review recommendations are at odds with the current
evidence base expert consensus and the majority of clinical
guidelines around the world."

http://equalityaustralia.org.au/cass-review-out-of-line-with-medical-consensus-and-lacks-relevance-in-australian-context/

So that's a "no" to reading, let alone absorbing, the Cass Report?

Just run to Google to help you find someone who'll tell you what you want to hear. Standard Foxy.

Elsewhere someone named Foxy wrote ""If we resist reading what we disagree with, how will we ever acquire deeper insights into what we believe?"

Must've been a different Foxy. Or else she's a hypocrite. Tough to tell the difference.

mhaze,

More deflection from you.

I did read your link which challenged your presented
views.

Cheers.
 

I meant to say that I did read your link and gave another
perspective from medical and other experts, including parents,
that challenged your presented views.

Men Feeling Women’s Pain

I was in woolies this morning, poking around the health section looking for cotton tips.
(I hate these new cardboard ones btw, gimme back the plastic ones)

So I'm looking around and found myself facing a whole entire wall of tampons and pads etc when the Woolies staff member comes waltzing around the corner into the aisle.

I thought 'Geez, I should just say I identify as a woman, and if she looks at me funny, I'll tell her not to antagonise me because I've got my girlies and I'm in a bad mood'.
Obviously she would be understanding and feel my pain. No?

Isn't today's modern society stupid...

Am I the only one who can recognise a "fashion" when I see one ?