Blanchard's work reigns as the clinically accepted typology for patients seeking transition. It is a clinical term, not a slur as you wish to portray it in bad faith.

> Blanchard's work reigns as the clinically accepted typology for patients seeking transition.

False. The clinically accepted typology is 'Gender Dysphoria', as under the DSM-5. The only place AGP is referenced in the DSM is as a subtype of 'Transvestic Disorder' (Transvestic Disorder With Autogynephilia), which is marked explicitly as crossdressing and imagining oneself as a woman solely for sexual purposes. The two diagnoses (Gender Dysphoria and Transvestic Disorder) are distinct from one another and not related.

Not referencing the DSM. Psychologists will consult the DSM. Once referred to a sex change clinic there is more nuance involved. That's where Blanchard noticed the marked differences in the patients.

That has not been the case in the three cities and health systems (edit: in the US) in which I've had transgender care over the past decade.

You have brought up a personal anecdote but not listed a single point countering Blanchard's typology?

I've never heard a doctor say those words, I think you're a troll

This is a zero effort comment and personal attack rather than a real criticism.

Your very trolling is a personal attack by definition, and your criticism is unreal and unhinged.

It hits the nail on the head, of course the men it reveals as depraved autistic fetishists would take offense to it.