CheesyCheese1 [She/her]Do your best to help them out
RubberElectronsNot my business to artificially accelerate someone’s path through life.
We are all masters of our own destiny, I suggest you grow up and acknowledge other people’s humanity.
Denial of trans is a big issue though because dysphoria kills, and when you’re in denial you may not even know that you’re trans, so you just think life sucks. It’s about saving lives because these people would very likely kill themselves otherwise.
Unfortunately no, that again sounds like steering a very intimate part of someone else’s life.
It’s more prudent and tactful to be a good friend who listens, and the two of you go out to have fun whether it’s hiking or checking out a restaurant, or what have you.
If they seem unhappy about something, talk with them, be a good friend. But don’t go digging into someone else’s life, preloaded with suggestions, that’s not organic, and a poor-quality friendship.