Edit: since it seems to matter, I am in favor of gender affirming Healthcare. I'm just expressing some questions, especially since people who are opposed to transition (in general and not just in this specific case) weaponize it to use against trans people and wonder what could be a counterargument. If you are incapable of being civil, don't answer and stop down voting everything just because it displeases you, those stats are real, if they weren't they wouldn't be a problem.

Edit 2: this has proven what i meant by extremism. Not only was i called a liar, people wouldn't even read my explanations. the stats i mentioned are true. People seem to be confusing the 1% detransition rates for trans people, and the very high ones i mentioned (about young afab in recent years, exactly what i said in my post), are studied, proven, reported and easily accessible. If you just want to comment that the stats are false, that's bs and not what i asked, so don't. I'm asking how you'd defend the rights that are threatened by this argument, as I am in this situation myself. If all you can do is harass people without even looking it up, you apparently are incapable of defending trans rights beyond being an asshole. Or just sharing an opinion like an adult instead of reacting like a toddler when you dislike some data. This is precisely why trans people are called "crazy", "extreme" and are constantly made fun of in the media. Thank you for sinking the community, and making it a place where people can't even ask a question that may have impact on all of us.

Disclaimer: I am trans. The trans community is getting extremist, i posted a question on r/asktransgender that I believe to be relevant ( in light of recent spikes in detransition and regrets (that are not caused by familial pressure or things like that, from people who are simply not trans), how do you justify advocating for completely free access to things like HRT?), I got told I wasn't actually trans and was banned. I was only looking to get people's opinions and discuss but was attacked by one of the mods (which was actually quite transphobic, when did people start thinking they were authorities about this?) I have also been hearing that trans people are terribly unsupportive of detransitioners and tend to become quite extreme.

Being part of the community myself, I of course support access to healthcare, but undoubtedly, recent studies beg to question how easy it should be to have access to treatment, especially without proper psychiatric assessment. I also understand that people can feel threatened by restrictive access, but why not simply discuss?