With the trans community I think that, with the global reliance on cell phones/social media by our children and the absorption of so much influencing "be like me!"...."if you're this you must be that"....."if you feel uncomfortable in your body, change what you identify as!", this discovery of self has a way to go yet. It may even take a generation or two of people realising what they've done/been allowed to do to their bodies was a mistake. 
I suspect that care-givers/parents/doctors who oversee the mental health in our young have become far too reliant on medicating the problem away.

Elle

My eyes were open on the trans subject by watching many youtube videos made by young “detransitioners” (people who socialy transitioned, took hormones, had surgeries and then realized it was all a mistake).
Most of them talk about being influenced on social media to transition. It is shocking to hear how easy it is nowadays to get hormones and surgery.
Most of these young people were just going through normal puberty stuff (being uncomfortable in their bodies), but quickly were diagnosed with gender dysphoria. Many of them are lesbian/gay, and at a young age thought that if they change their sex- they would be “more normal” (hetero). It’s completely crazy, it’s like conversion therapy but with hormones and surgeries. There are great interviews with Benjamin Boyce on youtube with many of them.

How can 20% of the population be LGBTQ?   Really?  

Glad that people who are LGBT+ are more comfortable identifying as such and hopefully making straight partners an endangered species.  However, I also had three kids in high school last year, who informed me that it's pathologically uncool to self-identify as straight.

They're not all "born" LGBTQ.