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[Rentahamster]

Here is the Thread

At least 4 just in the first page ... all laughable bad, but then again there was people in the thread about the reality show saying the same, even with the girl starting hormones at 10 years old, before ANY testosterone could act

There's more posts commenting on her hotness as well, and most of the rest are, unfortunately, insensitive comments about the nature of transgendered people.

That's why I wouldn't necessarily describe it as "FILLED" with the "she totally has manish features I can tell I'm an expert" commentary.

 

[Robin64]

The hardest thing to get my head round in this thread is that some people think Dax has a messy room. You guys haven't seen messy.

 

[mollipen]

Here is the Thread

At least 4 just in the first page ... all laughable bad, but then again there was people in the thread about the reality show saying the same, even with the girl starting hormones at 10 years old, before ANY testosterone could act

I should fix my images, shouldn't I?

 

[SquiddyCracker]

For all the swelling to die down? Months.

And it's still kinda hard to breathe through my nose months later.

Ouch, maybe I'll just stick to my current nose.

 

[Samara]

I think the weight loss and skin bleaching is mostly at play here. Good for her.

I'm kinda interested in getting one, how long until it all heals up?

Have you looked into juvederm/botox nosejob? They last a year or so and dont have downtime.

 

[SquiddyCracker]

I think the weight loss and skin bleaching is mostly at play here. Good for her.



Have you looked into juvederm/botox nosejob? They last a year or so and dont have downtime.

They are kinda doing the opposite of a good nosejob though (filling the nose out, smoothing out wrinkles - which I don't have).

 

[JumpJeff84]

Do you have any examples?

I can't think of anyone* that was assumed to be biologically female, but then came out as trans.

*By 'anyone', I mean 'established names within the public conciousness'.

There was that Bond girl, her name was Tula I believe? Not exactly a star, but the closest I can come up with

 

[Coreda]

There was that Bond girl, her name was Tula I believe? Not exactly a star, but the closest I can come up with

Somehow during a Google search for this actress found a model named Ines Rau, and an adorable photo of her as a baby.

Loving the hair.

 

[Camwi]

Pic in the OP looks too close to those "living dolls," which are creepy. :/

 

[mantidor]

Do you have any examples?

I can't think of anyone* that was assumed to be biologically female, but then came out as trans.

*By 'anyone', I mean 'established names within the public conciousness'.

Roberta Close.

Everyone was fooled. (And before you jump at me, she presented herself as a cis woman, and this was almost 50 years ago when trans visibility was basically null).

Edit: ok this might be a little latinamerican-centric. She is very popular though.
All my straight friends, including my extremely homophobic father consider her a woman though.

 

[BPoole]

Hey dude. Just letting you know it's really goddamn offensive for you to say "I'm not attracted to transgender people."

How is that offensive? People are allowed to have sexual preferences. A female with a penis and/or is incapable of having children is not someone I would want to date. That's makes me a bad person because I would a child that is a product of myself and my partner?

 

[SmokyDave]

Janet Mock I think was such a case but I don't think many people here read the Marie Claire magazine wich she wrote for.

Tula Cossey was a more famous case 30 years ago. She was a model and an extra in a Bond movie and the UK tabloid press outed her in what you could describe as a smear campaign.

There was that Bond girl, her name was Tula I believe? Not exactly a star, but the closest I can come up with

Thanks for the heads-up on Tula, I've read the bare minimum but I'm going to find more because it's interesting as fuck.

Roberta Close.

Everyone was fooled. (And before you jump at me, she presented herself as a cis woman, and this was almost 50 years ago when trans visibility was basically null).

Edit: ok this might be a little latinamerican-centric. She is very popular though.
All my straight friends, including my extremely homophobic father consider her a woman though.

Woah, I'm not going to jump at you! I'm not trying to pull a 'gotcha', I'm genuinely interested in the concept of someone trans 'passing' whilst under the scrutiny of the public eye. Thanks for the name!

 

[mantidor]

Woah, I'm not going to jump at you! I'm not trying to pull a 'gotcha', I'm genuinely interested in the concept of someone trans 'passing' whilst under the scrutiny of the public eye. Thanks for the name!

Oh I'm sorry that wasn't directed to you heh people are sensitive about saying trans "fool" people, specially because of the history of violence behind that and all.

Reading about her she was very open though, so this comes as a surprise because the impression from my father and other friends is that she had kept it very under wraps until her modeling career took off.

 

[rocketknight]

Beyoncé’s prosthetic baby bump folds and collapses on TV

Women are damned if we do, damned if we don't. Fun.

 

[Platy]

Roberta Close.

Everyone was fooled. (And before you jump at me, she presented herself as a cis woman, and this was almost 50 years ago when trans visibility was basically null).

Edit: ok this might be a little latinamerican-centric. She is very popular though.
All my straight friends, including my extremely homophobic father consider her a woman though.

Once she appaeared at a soap opera, she had a scene where she takes a bath at a waterfall.

I remember asking my mother why the brazilian tv was showing a bare breasted woman on television at daytime and she answered me "because she is actualy a man" and I was like "WUT ? can a man become like her ?" and suddenly everything made sense.

Representation matters.

 

[Brian Griffin]

Does anyone have examples of these incredibly feminine transgender celebrities that would surprise people?

There seems to be a lot of unsubstantiated conjecture in this thread.

I'm totally with you that masculine attributes are a huge turn off, I like dainty ladies!

Can't agree on the hair thing though, my GF dyes her hair red and I think it's glorious.

Kim Petras?

 

[FyreWulff]

Eh. I feel like mine's better.

I wasn't aware transitioning was a competition now.

 

[Scooter155]

Exactly, seems hypocritical for a person's opinion to change just because they learned that the pretty girl there once used to be a homely young man

Still a man.

 

[cm osi]

the pretty girl there once used to be a homely young man

male, not man.

anyway she looks great, maybe had too much surgery but who cares. dem eyebrowns tho.

 

[googleplex]

I wouldn't dare post a before picture but:

1. https://twitter.com/Dax01/status/509080272755650561

and

Much more impressive, because your not caked with crazy amounts of make-up like the woman in the OP.

 

[Valhelm]

Still a man.

Ahahahaha. Nope. Not at all. You don't know what you're talking about, so I'd advise you to delete your post and read up on transgenderism before you get banned.

Gender and sex aren't the same thing. Learn the difference.

 

[Brian Griffin]

Still a man.

I'm gonna take the high road like Valhelm and try and save you. The next post you make on this subject is critical. If you double down and try to defend your erroneous statement you will most likely be banned. Choose wisely.

 

[Christine]

male, not man.

Please believe me when I tell you this distinction is unhelpful and inaccurate in a world where wikipedia's first statement about men is that they are adult male humans.