Two requests for information

You're obviously very interested and therefore well-informed about the "trans" debate and how it is playing out for children today. I do not have this information. My gut instinct and knowledge of history tell me that Sick Rose is right that a society, like old Polynesia, that finds space for boys wanting to be "third gender" is vastly superior to one which instead encourages (through promotion of a fad) boys to permanently mutilate themselves and make themselves dependent for life on dangerous drugs in pursuit of a lie that they can be girls. But so profound is my disgust with modern anglo society in general and its beliefs that I make little attempt to give time to keeping myself well-informed about it that I could be giving to the much more attractive and interesting past. So, can I ask for information on two things I don't know: 1. Is the idea behind puberty blockers, that the child will be able to keep himself pre-pubescent until he actually undergoes the operation to "change" sex? How young are children anywhere now allowed to have this operation? 2. Is it the case anywhere that boys in any anglo society are allowed to try the third gender option for a few years? Is it the case that say 7-year-olds are allowed to try out acting like girls, dressing like them at home and school etc.? If so, I suppose we have to concede that they do know something of what they are talking about if they decide at eleven that they want puberty blockers. Or is the case that they are not allowed to do so, and are therefore compulsorily and unnecessarily ignorant when you would like them to be able to make these decisions? www.amazon.com/dp/1481222112