A New Study Says Trans People Who Are Unhappy With Sex Change Surgery Are Actually Suffering From “Internalized Transphobia” 
Well, THIS is a level of crazy I hadn’t even imagined we could reach.
A new study from the Netherlands purports to show that transgender people who undergo sex change surgeries and then are unhappy with the results – you know, nonfunctioning sex organs and permanent disfigurement – they’re suffering from “internalized transphobia.”
They were pro-trans enough to get their private parts hacked into pieces, but when things don’t look how they hoped or were led to believe, then they’re transphobic.
From The Daily Caller:
A new study out of the Netherlands claimed “internalized transphobia” caused transgender patients’ mental health issues and argued that their dissatisfaction with medical procedures was the result of outside pressure to conform to gender stereotypes.
The Dec. 28 study investigated an apparent contradiction in the transgender medical field: that despite the common assertion that cross-sex medical procedures improve patients’ mental health, many patients report continued mental struggles after these procedures. Researchers said stress, stigma, and “internalized transphobia” caused the issues and examined patients’ different ways of coping.
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