No, children should not be allowed to make irreversible life decisions

Making an irreversible decision when your brain hasn't even finished it's development (around age of 25), is wrong. Children should be supported for whatever they are going through, but it should be clear that those decisions should be taken when more mature and a physical age is acquired.

I beleive once you are in you mid to late 20's, possibly even 30's is when you know what you actually want in life. People younger then 25 I believe are influeneced very easily and want to follow the crowd and be in with the current and "cool" things that everyone is doing. There might be regret later in life once they have matured and realised they made the wrong choice due to naievity

I think the whole ordeal is ridiculous. Look at international statistics where people are suing and suffering due to doctors on the "woke train" who have allowed underage patients or allowing those without a psychological examinations to make decisions based on how they feel that week.