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Amid all the debate over transgenderism,

one of the pro-trans crowds' favorite talking points is that rates of regret and detransition are low.

They will often say that the rate of detransition is 1%, maybe 2%,

but it turns out that, as with most transgender arguments, that talking point is not true.

A new study on a sample of about 1,000 transitioners has found a detransition rate of nearly 30%.

30.

Pat Tiptoe Megan McCartle from The Washington Post for calling attention to this study.

It is called the continuation of gender-affirming hormones among transgender adolescents and adults.

Study was published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism.

And it found that the four-year trans hormone continuation rate was just 70.2%.

That's a far cry from the 98%, 99% statistic that the trans activists promote.

The rate of detransition was even higher in women.

It was 35.6%.

And perhaps most interesting of all,

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