Jenny Holland

The study does say that in the author's opinion, it is not down to a shift rightward or a shift towards religion or traditional religion or God.

And perhaps it is instead better mental health.

But I have interesting thoughts.

I have some thoughts on this.

It's very, very interesting to me that this is happening because first of all, it is a cohort led decline.

So it is the young people themselves who are kind of moving away from this identity.

I think this is due to a couple of reasons.

First and foremost, the cold light of day.

All of these kids are waking up to the cold light of day, as are their parents, and seeing what they have done to themselves and what their parents have allowed to be done to their children.

And it just simply does not pass the test.

And now that we're seeing what transgender ideology really does to the human body,

and to the psyche of children, it's simply telling on itself.

The young people, I think, are also benefiting from, because the report did say that seniors in college are more likely to be trans-identified than freshmen.

Fantastic news.

This means that in four years' time, people are going to be entering into adulthood with fewer trans-identifying hangups.

But I think the young people have benefited greatly from the grassroots efforts, both in the United Kingdom and in the U.S., to expose trans ideology and its impact on children and how it actually has gone out of its way to groom children and to access children through schools

and NGOs and hugely funded efforts to really, really creepily get into the minds of children and convince them that they were born in the wrong body.

So we have things like Moms for Liberty.

We have things against Libs for TikTok or Libs of TikTok and all of these and the TERFs of the United Kingdom.

A politically diverse group of people, including gays and lesbians, including lefties, including very conservative people,