A new study confirms that the regret rates of gender-affirming surgery are extremely low. 99.7% of trans patients did not regret their surgery.
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Yeah, it’s almost like the procedure involves checking if you really want to do it or not before you do it! Personally I think the trans community does a great job of helping both trans and non trans people find their identity.
Couldn’t agree more.