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We can start by building a free therapy campaign focusing on people who suffer from gender dysphoria. Then we can advertise this in our local community and on social media platforms. We can first advertise our campaign by using photocopied flyers with our location on it. Then after we gather enough people to start working we can help them through their problems and make a change towards our community, slowly but surely we’re going to start gathering more and more people from all around the world. Why is this a good solution you may ask? Because this is a pretty quick and effective way to help people from gender dysphoria. When we start to expand our campaign, this can help not only our local community, but it can reach out nationally or maybe even internationally.

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Judging by the survey responses the researchers received, we’ve found out that nearly half of the people who are interviewed have no clue whatsoever about gender dysphoria. Most of them think gender dysphoria is caused either by a phase in life, sexual orientations, or genetics. Most students don’t have a clue on how the community gets gender dysphoria in the first place, though some people think that it’s due to the person’s mindset, or a social stereotype between genders, and most of the student’s could agree that gender dysphoria is harmful to teenagers nowadays. According to the students and spiritual leaders we’ve interviewed, gender dysphoria affects our people from time to time from various ways such as distress, dissatisfaction, the society’s doings, and because that gender dysphoria is starting to be a trend amongst all of us. A lot of people think gender dysphoria is getting spread through media in the internet and out of the internet, they think it’s like an illness that keeps spreading to more and more people each day, and all of them think that we should be concerned about the current issue of gender dysphoria.

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Most people probably would be aware of that specific mental issue, most of them will be aware about the impact and how it affects our society nowadays. According to most of the people and spiritual leaders that are interviewed, they’re all familiar with gender dysphoria but they have different perspectives of it. Most of them say it’s caused by influence and most of them suggest a solution by taking a break and meditating more.

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In 2021, about 42,000 children and teens across the United States received a diagnosis of gender dysphoria, nearly triple the number in 2017, according to data Komodo compiled for Reuters. According to the Number of transgender children seeking treatment surges in the U.S. (reuters.com), it can be caused because of puberty blockers, hormone therapy, top surgeries, etc.

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Similar numbers of adolescents were also found to be variant in their gender expression, that is, in the way they communicated about their gender to others either consciously or unconsciously through external means such as clothing, personal appearance or mannerisms. According to the National Library of Medicine. 0.005%-0.014% for male at birth and 0.002% - 0.003% for females at birth struggles with gender dysphoria. It could be caused because of somatic, emotional and mental development that occurs throughout adolescence

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The researchers know that a lot of people are suffering from issues with their mental health worldwide, it's the feeling of discomfort or distress for people who are questioning their gender identity. It might start at childhood to adulthood or also having experience at the time of puberty or later in life, gender dysphoria happens when a person experiences discomfort or distress because there's a mismatch between their biological sex and gender identity and only people who claim to be queer or transgender are affected by this issue because they meet the criteria to be diagnosed with gender dysphoria. The specific issue that the researchers are focusing on is people dealing with mental health issues, how gender dysphoria is affecting others with their mental health, how it’s dangerous for the human body, and why it should be stopped. So what the researchers want to further look into is if people in general prioritize their mental health over their physical health.

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Troy’s opinion: Unless more people start to become aware of this issue, the world will think they’d have the freedom to choose and have questions on their own gender, they might start to spread and all people might or might not be all questioning.

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It’s gonna cause distress and anxiety to more people considering that gender dysphoria is about people questioning their own gender. The aftereffects can be scary if we don’t stop the spread of gender dysphoria now, especially on the internet.

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They would become anxious, depressed, stressed and maybe think of suicidal thoughts. Gender dysphoria. (n.d.). Mount Sinai Health System.

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Most people probably would be aware of that specific mental issue, most of them will be aware about the impact and how it affects our society nowadays.

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Sometimes people are confused with their own gender. The cause of this is that many people experience distress or discomfort and there’s a mismatch between their biological sex and their gender identity.

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It happens when people become stressed or uncomfortable because of problems with sexual characteristics of their physical body. Why did the issue happen? (Discovering the cause) -> Googling. Cherry, K. (2022, September 21). What Is Gender Dysphoria? Verywell Mind.

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What might happen as a result of the issue?

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What might happen as a result of the issue?

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The people who have GD would be stressed and more people would be affected with gender dysphoria. If it continues, the whole world could even be affected and think it’s a good thing but it’s not.

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For the survey, 12 people answered and the age range is around 12-13 yrs old. For the interview, 4 people were interviewed and there were 9 questions.