While the parents are correct, transitioning is a poor to mediocre solution to gender dysphoria and it won’t make the kid’s problems go away, the fact that they had only one year left with this child makes me think they should have just gone along. They didn’t stop the process anyway. Don’t people play chess any more with their decisions? They could have had more time to lovingly influence thier child. Now they’ve made her feel rejected and pushed her into the pop culture opinions re trans.
Oh, no, no, no....
they didn't MAKE her feel rejected.
She CHOSE to interpret their concern for her as rejection and CHOSE to go the current pop culture trans thing.
What other pathologies or general bad decisions should parents go along with in order to prevent their children’s feeling rejected? Or to put it another way, what should parents NOT support and facilitate? Anything?