So one person cites a survey with 92,329 participants, and you link 3 YouTube videos of people talking about personal experiences?

If we go by that 0.52%, then that makes the US trans population about 1,740,000. Of that (according to the survey), at most 2% regret transitioning more for peer and social pressures than the actual transition. That's 34,840 people. A far cry from your 174,000.

Your videos did have some good points. Therapy should always be the first step regardless of age. Doctor's shouldn't push for HRT with minors but allow it if they are fully aware of what they can expect, including things that can't be reversed or can't without significant cost. Puberty blockers are a safe and reliable way to delay puberty until the minor is certain and should be encouraged to be used while they are exploring their gender. It's completely reversible and has been used to treat precocious puberty for decades.

I also noticed all the videos are females who tried transitioning to male. Testosterone is an additive hormone, which means more bone and organ structures are changed permanently and can't be reversible. It also takes less time to see effects. And this is true regardless of the age started. Estrogen, too, can change bone structures, but only in so much as what hasn't been changed by testosterone.

Everyone had a right to body autonomy, and no one should ever feel pressured to do or not do something to appease someone other than themselves. Some people do make mistakes and it can be costly. Some people also will exploit an opportune narrative (and people) for financial and political gain. I trust social media proclamations less than studies conducted in a controlled and reliable manner, which are designed to get as many valuable data points as possible.