icedancer2theend
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I am not wrong, you are changing your wording. It is not a DISORDER. Period. The case can be made that it is a deviance if you refer as you just did 'from the norm'. Stating that it is not 'normal' in the sense that it does not apply to the 'majority' is one thing. To call it a disorder is blatantly incorrect. It is NOT something that just happens or that can be changed any more than your height. It just can't. Psychiatrists CAN teach you to suppress your desires if that is what a person wishes, but they cannot eliminate the desire as that comes NATURALLY to the person.
Please link me to those who challenged the studies and found them to be flawed. I would be happy to read up on their views/findings.
Again, saying it deviates from the norm does not make it a disorder as you suggested. You have argued that activism has adversely affected research, yet you have not by any means given evidence that is the case.
No, to call it a disorder merely informs. There is no difference, medically speaking, to call a deviance from the norm a disorder.
You have absolutely no proof that help is never attainable. Indeed, that has been my argument, that because political and not scientific research has driven the debate, we have hindered research.
Link to study you asked about.