Abel Garcia, who transitioned at 18–19 after a single session with a therapist claiming no "gatekeeping," now regrets their decision, made within the last year. The process relied solely on self-identification without medical evaluation or clear criteria, raising questions about rushed transitions. Their story underscores growing skepticism toward rapid gender-affirming care protocols and the potential long-term consequences of unchecked ideological influence in medical settings. [Automatically generated summary]
I would say within the last year, year and a half, that's when I've had thoughts of regrets to transition back as a male.
The clinic that I had gone to, the therapist that I got, she told me that she could get me all the paperwork to transition that after my first session.
unidentified
After your first session?
Did you just go and say, I think that I'm a woman?
Exactly what she said is that her clinic where she was working at, they're not trying to be gatekeepers for us, for anyone who says they're transgender.
I believe at the time, I honestly just told her I was transgender, that I wanted to transition from male to female, that I didn't feel comfortable being as a boy.