Here is a quote from the top post in that community today:

That's not the kind of discussion I was referring to although there are indeed a lot of angry detransitioners there. I meant more serious discussion like the following. And it's worth bearing in mind that /r/detrans only allows participation by people who either are currently trans or who were trans and have detransitioned:

It's crazy how much of trans culture is "letting the intrusive thoughts win". There's this whole mindset of "you are your urges and if you don't act on them you're denying your true self, which will have dire consequences".

Sentiments I've seen expressed in online trans spaces include:

• "Cis" people don't question their gender. If you ever question your gender you are not "cis".
• If you are not "cis" you need to do some kind of transition otherwise your life is a lie and you will be miserable forever and probably commit suicide.
• Your endogenous sex hormones are poisoning/ruining your body and you need to start HRT ASAP to prevent further damage.
• You need to start transitioning ASAP, every moment you spend not having started transition is wasted and a lie. If you wait too long it will be too late, you will never be able to live as your true self, and you will be miserable forever and probably commit suicide.
• Any mental health issues/life problems you're experiencing were actually gender dysphoria all along.
• If you search the memories of your past, you'll find evidence that you were always meant to transition.
• If you're unsure about your "gender identity" you should try transition anyway so you can be sure. Try out names, pronouns and outfits. Try HRT.
• If you are dysphoric and HRT lessens it, transition was the right choice. If HRT makes your dysphoria worse, or you start experiencing dysphoria on HRT when you didn't before, this also means that transition was the right choice, because HRT helped you to stop repressing your feelings.
• If you are questioning your gender but have neutral/positive feelings about some sexed part of your body, you are in denial. Once you fully accept your identity you'll realise that you hate that body part too and were repressing your true feelings.
• If you want to transition, you should. If you don't want to transition or are worried/scared that you'll have to transition, this also means that you should, because you're repressing/in denial.
• Any doubts you have about transition are denial and internalised transphobia.

These people are straight up encouraging obsession and paranoia. Once you're introduced to the culture and start "questioning" (and all kinds of things count as "questioning"), every path you're presented with ends with "you need to transition ASAP otherwise things will get massively worse and it might kill you". The brainrot is difficult to eradicate, and potentially life-ruining for anyone with OCD, intrusive thoughts, hyperfixations, or similar issues.

Anyone who expresses dissatisfaction with the state of the community gets chastised and/or kicked out. This happened to me once. A few years ago I was in a Discord with some friends, many of whom started identifying as trans/non-binary. One day I said something they interpreted as "transphobic" and was promptly dogpiled and banned from the server (one person sent me a high and mighty message about how I should "rescind my statement" if I wanted to be unbanned). People from the server contacted my best friend and urged him to stop associating with me (he was a reasonable guy so he didn't).

-- https://www.reddit.com/r/detrans/comments/1kdqur4/trans_culture_cognitohazards/

Is this kind of discussion prohibited?