system
A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
the odd thing is: I'm not against the idea of gender dysmorphic people being real.  The brain has clear gender dimorphia, prominently in the preoptic area. The brain looks for testosterone to determine if it's going to androgenize, and it does this earlier in development in than the genitals and hormone system. This leaves an unfortunate evolutionary gap where a mistiming of either testosterone production kicking in late producing a masculine body with a feminine brain, or if a developmental issue with the ovaries causes them to start converting testosterone to estrogen late, a masculine brain with a feminine body.

What I'm against is the idea of essentially neutering children over it before they are mature enough to understand the choice, and assuming affirmation is the most successful avenue of care. There are other forms of dysmorphia with full neurological backing such as amputee dysmorphia, and chopping off some one's arm over it is not the standard practice.

However, I believe a combination of gender dysmorphia being a very pharmaceutically and medically profitable niche to affirm, along with a massive over correction of a field that is still distancing itself from an uncomfortable "gay conversion" past, created the perfect storm of dogmatic adhesion to a practice of care that isn't necessarily in the patient's best interest.
gpt
Well I think the current trends in Europe is to require a diagnosis of gender dysphoria and older than 25. Which seems way more reasonable than US trends.