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Characterizing people as "proponents of gender reassignment surgery" kind of misses the point. People exist who love the idea and want more people to have it just because they love it so much, but they're not a particularly significant demographic. Instead, what those you are calling "proponents" support is making sure trans people are able to access the care they need to treat their dysphoria as best as possible. In some cases, that includes surgery, but that's a decision they should make with their doctor, not something that needs to be promoted on its own merits.

Mostly, it's not about encouraging surgery, it's about getting transphobes to leave the whole concept alone so science and medicine can do their job and help people feel better, whatever form that ends up taking.