15 year study shows that majority of gender-confused kids grow out of it.
Researches in the Netherlands conducted a study on over 2,700 people over the span of 15 years, from the ages of 11 to their mid-twenties. They found that 11% felt some sort of gender confusion, but by the time they reached the age of 25, the percentage dropped to just 4%.
The majority of gender confused kids grow out of that feeling by the time they are fully grown adults.
This research proves that an ideology should not be forced onto them.
These surgeries and drugs they are giving to children are child abuse.
If people still feel any gender confusion after their brain fully develops, which is typically at the age of 25, then they could look to other options to alleviate it.
The majority of gender confused kids grow out of that feeling by the time they are fully grown adults.
This research proves that an ideology should not be forced onto them.
These surgeries and drugs they are giving to children are child abuse.
If people still feel any gender confusion after their brain fully develops, which is typically at the age of 25, then they could look to other options to alleviate it.
