Yes, I definitely think it is. I mean think about what puberty blockers really do. They stop a natural growth cycle of the human body, both male and female. It's necessary to go through it for the body to reach its full potential, to fully form and fuse bones and muscles, to grow the brain to its full size and to cement all the nerve endings and synapses, etc. If you chemically stop that process the body will begin to deteriorate and form into odd shapes, we've already seen this. A lot of kids on blockers have started to show oddly bent spines, osteoporosis, and rapid onset cancer because their bodies can't grow and mature as normal. Then add a bunch of new hormones that screw with everything in the body and you've got a concoction for seriously disfigured people, and that's before any surgery.