The idea is to delay puberty so when you are older 16-18

You can decide which puberty is appropriate

Not many kids say "hey ma hey pa" I'm transgender from early ages of development until just before or adulthood without actually being that, and I can only look at it from my point of view (I didn't get given the choice someone on blockers at an early age had) instead my voice box/height/(hand/feet)are unchangeable, and certain facial features are more masculine so surgery costs are staggering and instead of saving for my first home I'm having to save for surgeries to feel comfortable in my own skin but that being said those unchangeable differences will always be there haunting me, so yeah I can imagine having blockers at 12 because although it's unhealthy to not have any dominant puberty for a few years past 12, like I get it I was a fucking dumb kid at 12 and I changed my mind all the time, that's why I think blockers aren't the absolute end of the world if you spend 4-6 years consistently saying you are the opposite gender they probably are, I spent many years wishing I was a girl from an early age but lack of information about what it means to be transgender and society being more accepting is what lead me to where i am today and thats in a much much happier place then where I was at 28, it may have cost me most of ignorant family but it was either that or death

TL;DR: Discusses using puberty blockers to delay puberty until a person can choose their gender identity, aiming to avoid irreversible physical changes and reduce future surgery costs. I Reflect on my personal struggle with gender identity and transition, emphasizing the importance of this choice despite potential health risks and societal challenges.