You want to hear a hot take?

So someone does informed consent, and gets on transgender hormones.

Or even goes through the (majorly-complicated) process to acquire and get through a trans surgery.

And regrets it.

Realizes they're not trans.

Has to face "undoing" it, or the feeling of having "ruined themselves."

SO FUCKING WHAT?

We do stuff. We live and learn. We get scarred. Things go wrong. We experiment and draw conclusions, and get to know ourselves better.

Everybody dies dented.

So what?

Yeah, "Informed Consent" should stress the "informed" as much as the consent. Mine did. Ten years and no regrets. Transgender procedures have one of the lowest regret rates in all of medicine.

If doctors have a problem with possibly getting sued, they should take their frustrations out on the legal system, and push for statutes of limitations.

NOT limitations on trans people's agency. Yes, minors included.

We all have the RIGHT to fuck around and find out.