naenin

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by naenin 1y ago
The point of this is explained further down in the article: > But some people argue that previous research on trans regret and related issues have been poorly done and is outdated. > "We are starting to see much greater number
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by naenin 1y ago
This is a welcome change of direction from an NIH that was captured by the "gender identity" ideological movement. Consider, for example, that Dr Johanna Olson-Kennedy received $9.7 million in NIH funding to study the effects of p
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by naenin 1y ago
https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/01/defe... It says that "gender identity" mustn't be used in lieu of sex and that the ideology that underpins it mustn't be promoted. S
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by naenin 1y ago
The important variable to record is sex. If researchers want to record "gender identity" or similar ideologically-driven claims then this should have to be justified. And probably labelled as something more to the point, e.g. &quo
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by naenin 1y ago
The survey you linked did not ask that question.
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by naenin 1y ago
Traditional gender roles and stereotypes are part of the reason why some males end up desiring to be women, because they've confused female with feminine. There's nothing wrong with men wearing dresses or indeed any feminine cloth
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by naenin 1y ago
> what people do with their personal lives This isn't the issue. What people choose to do in their personal lives should be accepted or at least tolerated, as long as it's not harming anyone. > what bathroom they use This is