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Dysphoria
This is another one of those questions that exist as a wedge tactic designed to make trans people sound dangerous.
The reality is, the only medical option offered to young trans kids is the option to pause their puberty until they're old enough to be responsible for their own decisions, at which time they can choose which puberty they want to experience.
And what time is the right age for that? Whenever they need to do it, because going through the wrong puberty is a traumatic experience.
Me and basically every other trans person wishes they could have started sooner
yes, desperately wish this - it is a nightmare that I went through the wrong puberty, and I will be trying to recover from this the rest of my life.
Trans care for minors saves lives.