A retired Navy SEAL is speaking out against children receiving gender surgery and being put on puberty blockers. Chris Beck, a detransitioner formerly known as Kristen Beck, advised parents to look at the data available before making such a life-changing decision. He revealed that 80% of children going through gender dysphoria or confusion before puberty get rid of it by the end of puberty; this crucial piece of information is often missing from counseling like the one Beck received. He noted that puberty blockers are irreversible and can affect minors' fertility in the future, and that kids aren't getting this data. This information will help parents make an informed decision.

Beck's own experience of getting gender confirmation surgery was a mistake that he regrets; it destroyed his life. He doesn't want others to make the same mistake. He's speaking up now to help parents understand potential outcomes of gender-related treatments, including double mastectomies and chemical castration. He urges parents to share all available data with their children before making any decisions. In this way, parents can support children who are just confused while not putting them through unnecessary procedures or consequences.

One of the things Beck is concerned about regarding minors being put on puberty blockers is the effect on brain development. Human brains don't stop developing until age 25, so a delay in puberty caused by blockers can impact brain development. This effect has not been studied in great detail, making it a serious concern. However, even without data on brain development, parents can consider other factors: They need to consider the difficulty in parenting a child who's been changed permanently, and they also need to consider the possible negative effects of the treatment they choose for the child.

A retired Navy SEAL is speaking out against children receiving gender surgery and being put on puberty blockers. Chris Beck, a detransitioner formerly known as Kristen Beck, advised parents to look at the data available before making such a life-changing decision. He revealed that 80% of children going through gender dysphoria or confusion before puberty get rid of it by the end of puberty; this crucial piece of information is often missing from counseling like the one Beck received. He noted that puberty blockers are irreversible and can affect minors' fertility in the future, and that kids aren't getting this data. This information will help parents make an informed decision.
Beck's own experience of getting gender confirmation surgery was a mistake that he regrets; it destroyed his life. He doesn't want others to make the same mistake. He's speaking up now to help parents understand potential outcomes of gender-related treatments, including double mastectomies and chemical castration. He urges parents to share all available data with their children before making any decisions. In this way, parents can support children who are just confused while not putting them through unnecessary procedures or consequences.
One of the things Beck is concerned about regarding minors being put on puberty blockers is the effect on brain development. Human brains don't stop developing until age 25, so a delay in puberty caused by blockers can impact brain development. This effect has not been studied in great detail, making it a serious concern. However, even without data on brain development, parents can consider other factors: They need to consider the difficulty in parenting a child who's been changed permanently, and they also need to consider the possible negative effects of the treatment they choose for the child.

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