Current Events > 18 y/o Girl who SHOCKED FANS by coming out TRANSGENDER is getting SURGERY! Hot??

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18 y/o Emma Ellingsen shot to fame when she SHOCKED FANS on Youtube after fans had no idea she was TRANSGENDER and is now putting her life on hold as she begins reassignment surgery soon.

She shot to instant fame when she made a video entitled "I am Transgender" after fans thought she was a girl all this time.

She realized she was trans at the age of 8 and took hormone blockers to stop male puberty and built a following on social media before blowing everyone away with the shocking confession

It's not known whether Emma has had "top" surgery on her upper body and said "I've never had any pleasure from alcohol or smoking or anything like that, only that operation. The only thing i've been looking forward to and waiting for has been that i haven't got a date yet and i don't know which number i am on the waiting list either, but hopefully i'm far ahead so i can get in as soon as possible. I feel like i have put my lifeon hold for now. I have turned 18 and maybe the surgery is just around the corner, maybe it is far away. But it is difficult if you leave, as you could be told, come tomorrow"

She's been compared to Kendall Jenner thanks to her "cool girl" instagram style

Is Emma Hot?

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For a moment there, I thought she was transitioning to a male. I was preemptively about to mourn those boobies. <_<;

That said, unless it causes extreme dysphoria, she should keep her penis. Having one is more unique. And, uh, yeah.

Skye Reynolds posted...

For a moment there, I thought she was transitioning to a male. I was preemptively about to mourn those boobies. <_<;

That said, unless it causes extreme dysphoria, she should keep her penis. Having one is more unique. And, uh, yeah.

If she didn't go through male puberty, I don't think it would've developed properly. So, she might not have what you're looking for, my dude.

"She realized she was trans at the age of 8"

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FighterStreet2 posted...

"She realized she was trans at the age of 8"

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Children develop their gender identity at a very young age.
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Esrac posted...

If she didn't go through male puberty, I don't think it would've developed properly. So, she might not have what you're looking for, my dude.

:(

In some of the pics she looks cute/bordering hot.

If she took hormone blockers at 8, she shouldve completely avoided male puberty. So she really just has her genitals (and lack of female reproductive organs etc) separating her from being a female.
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Unit7 posted...

In some of the pics she looks cute/bordering hot.

She doesnt look hot she is hot.

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most say yes
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Yeah, she looks nice.
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How do you "avoid male puberty?" Not trolling genuinely curious. Are the meds/treatment that effective?
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More proof that if your name is Emma some mystical force automatically makes you attractive.

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She's one of the lucky ones to transition so young.

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she's alright

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So she was able to transition and everything starting 12 years ago? Impressive

I dont think anyone under the age of 13 should transition

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Wouldnt have fooled me. I could tell shes biologically a male

FighterStreet2 posted...

"She realized she was trans at the age of 8"

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eight-year-olds aren't as dumb as you think they are. Goddamn

Of course trans people can know they're trans from childhood. Why is that hard for you to believe
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Wetterdew posted...

FighterStreet2 posted...

"She realized she was trans at the age of 8"

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eight-year-olds aren't as dumb as you think they are. Goddamn

Of course trans people can know they're trans from childhood. Why is that hard for you to believe

Ever uh...raised a kid?

Kids dont care about sex or having children. Sorry.
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Jerry_Hellyeah posted...

Ever uh...raised a kid?

Kids dont care about sex or having children. Sorry.

?? I don't follow. idk why you posted that.

that has nothing to do with the fact that trans people can know they're trans from early childhood
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Wetterdew posted...

?? I don't follow. idk why you posted that.

that has nothing to do with the fact that trans people can know they're trans from early childhood

You'd be better off asking a wall for lottery numbers than trying to get reason from somebody who really doesn't approve of transgender people.

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gunplagirl posted...

Wetterdew posted...

?? I don't follow. idk why you posted that.

that has nothing to do with the fact that trans people can know they're trans from early childhood

You'd be better off asking a wall for lottery numbers than trying to get reason from somebody who really doesn't approve of transgender people.

Excuse me? You're really taking it there?

See, this is a problem. Apparently I dont like transgender people because kids are untrustworthy idiots?

You see the leap there, I know you do. So stop.
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You dont like transgender people based on you being you.

Jerry_Hellyeah posted...

Excuse me? You're really taking it there?

See, this is a problem. Apparently I dont like transgender people because kids are untrustworthy idiots?

You see the leap there, I know you do. So stop.

Some kids being untrustworthy means all kids are and therefore no kid can be transgender

That's what you're saying, so it's hardly a leap, it's explicitly there in all you've said

And you're ignoring that she's still transgender, and looking forward to surgery, so she was right ergo not untrustworthy

Meanwhile you're behaving intellectually towards others who have acknowledged your obvious bias

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gunplagirl posted...

Jerry_Hellyeah posted...

Excuse me? You're really taking it there?

See, this is a problem. Apparently I dont like transgender people because kids are untrustworthy idiots?

You see the leap there, I know you do. So stop.

Some kids being untrustworthy means all kids are and therefore no kid can be transgender

That's what you're saying, so it's hardly a leap, it's explicitly there in all you've said

And you're ignoring that she's still transgender, and looking forward to surgery, so she was right ergo not untrustworthy

Meanwhile you're behaving intellectually towards others who have acknowledged your obvious bias

I clearly stated my bias against the idea of children being able to process anything. Yes.

Youre calling me a transphobe for that. Thats a huge leap and you know that. Youre trying to steamroll over a very different issue You know what youre doing projecting this imagined bigotry.

Again, stop.
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I too am iffy on 8 year olds being able to decide they are trans.....
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..but this also is gonna make trans porn a lot more hot and passable.

Jerry_Hellyeah posted...

I clearly stated my bias against the idea of children being able to process anything. Yes.

Youre calling me a transphobe for that. Thats a huge leap and you know that. Youre trying to steamroll over a very different issue You know what youre doing projecting this imagined bigotry.

Again, stop.

Where did I call you a transphobe? Nowhere, thats where. That said, you're just doubling down on the same statement, one that's extremely biased against the possibility of trans kids existing. So. Good job!

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Id eat her butt.

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Very hot.
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I don't think it's out of the realm of possibility for people to realise that they're transgender at a young age, the same way that people realise that they're gay at a young age. People realise stuff and bloom at different ages, but even before puberty starts it's not necessarily uncommon for something to resonate strongly with someone that affects their sexuality or personal identity into the future.

I've read more than one account of crossdressers or transgender people who had an experience with women's clothing or something frowned-upon at a young age that just clicked something into place, and from that point on they've felt something beyond the scope of what society deems acceptable for them. Sometimes it's repressed and it emerges at a later stage of life. I specifically mention crossdressers because there are men who present as male a majority of the time to keep up appearances but who only feel comfortable in a feminine alter ego - if you look, you will see a plethora of personal accounts where this is the case.

This stuff happens, and sometimes it tears pre-established lives and families apart when it re-emerges. Some kids just start off not being comfortable being put into a gendered box, and who spend their childhoods being miserable before getting the opportunity to develop as a completely different person. But either way, this stuff happens to people.

I understand the main objection to this sort of conversation. The idea is that by talking about how facets of our identity and sexuality develop at a young age, there's a potential for that language being used to sexualise children. That possibility is very real - there will be creeps who say stuff along the lines of "I got my first boner at age 6, so don't shame children for stuff like that!" when they want to facilitate an environment where they can talk sexually about children, and it's disgusting. But it bears mentioning that people have strong memories and experiences in their childhood that affect who they become as an adult, and to deny that idea in a clinical sense is being close-minded.

Do you remember your first crush, real life or on TV? Do you remember first expressing that side of yourself - getting shy around people you like, drawing pictures, even writing stories about it? That same slice of your childhood, being simple and innocent and cute about stuff, can easily apply to people who are gay or who are transgender. That same romanticised, innocent outlook on things can be expressed to a boy who wants to be a girl and vice versa, or to boys and girls who get crushes on members of the same sex. This shit occurs in our hardware sometimes, through the same channels that make straight kids get play crushes on the opposite gender.

And kids do grow out of shit - crushes they had, or that they thought they had, just days ago? Completely gone, totally non-serious or with no consequence to their mindset. They're kids, and things change quickly for them. Some kids grapple with the thought of being gay, and they end up being straight when they go through puberty. But given that you can recall back this far, do you not remember events or patterns from your childhood that have affected your life? Can you say with certainty that there wasn't an innate feeling, a calling, that you noticed as a kid and which grew with you? Maybe you liked to draw, or write, or had an innate enjoyment of a sport or hobby that faded into the background but never really left? I don't think it's that uncommon to feel like that - I think there's a ton of innocent shit that might have gotten repressed over the years through circumstances outside of our control, even through the basic act of growing up. But I think just about everyone has something like that, and for some people a revelation like that involves discovering something that's out of the norm for the first time, realising that something that they're taught as some universal truth doesn't apply to how they feel. Some kids just know that about themselves.
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People see cases of kids being transgender, and there's this idea that they've been brainwashed or that they're on a road to ruin or what have you. We rationalise this sort of thought through our own filters, instead of stepping back to when we were kids and dealing with the unique pressures of growing up. A hater sees this and goes "well who put this idea of sexuality into an 8 year old's head? That's disgusting and messed up!" - when the thought didn't come from a sexual place. It came from a place where a child discovered an immutable aspect of their life for the first time, found a trait that they identify with stronger than anyone in their lives can talk or punch out of them. They found a calling, like many of us do.

Some transgender people come to a realisation later in life that they were wrong, and they de-transition. Frankly, I think our brain chemistry is a lot more subject to change than we usually give it credit for. But I think in cases like these, some kids get that revelation at a young age and it sticks. This person has had over half of their life to really consider who they are and what they want, and they haven't wavered yet. Getting the surgery to make them the opposite sex, now that they're 18 and ready to live their lives as a woman, makes them genuinely happy to start the rest of their lives. I think it's great that they have such a strong grasp on who they want to be, and that they have the environment to make this a reality for themselves.
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Shame nobody else will read that nice two part post :(

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gunplagirl posted...

Shame nobody else will read that nice two part post :(

Stop.

He voiced his idea just fine. Not everything is an echo chamber. People have ears and eyes. Again, stop it. You know what youre doing.
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Someone's touchy today.

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I'd fuck that dude.
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She's one of the most passable transgenders I've ever seen, which makes sense since she never went through male puberty. You can barely tell even after being told.

I think it's possible that some people might realize at a very young age that they're transgender. I think it's also possible that some people might mistakenly think at a very young age that they're transgender. It's not a simple thing at all and just like a lot if not all things sexual there's a lot of personal choice involved. This is why I think people should go through puberty and only make a decision afterwards, and nobody should try to influence them one way or another. I know it's a tough pill to take (no pun intended) for people who are transgender, specially those who are very sure of it, specially since a very young age. But ultimately it's in everyone's best interests.

Jerry_Hellyeah posted...

Excuse me? You're really taking it there?

See, this is a problem. Apparently I dont like transgender people because kids are untrustworthy idiots?

You see the leap there, I know you do. So stop.

IDK why you're so angry or what you're even trying to say. I was talking about how trans kids can experience gender dysphoria from a young age, and you are talking about how kids don't want to have sex? And now you're calling them idiots and saying there's a leap that I should be seeing

Maybe you should just spell out your whole logical chain. Or just stop posting. The aggressive posts asserting I know what you mean aren't really getting anywhere lol
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au_gold posted...

Id eat her butt.

The sign of a true ally
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Wetterdew posted...

Jerry_Hellyeah posted...

Ever uh...raised a kid?

Kids dont care about sex or having children. Sorry.

?? I don't follow. idk why you posted that.

that has nothing to do with the fact that trans people can know they're trans from early childhood

How can you know something like "I should have been born in that type of body instead of mine"?

Especially at fucking 8 years old.
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CyricZ posted...

Someone's touchy today.

Right? I complimented another post and as I said in it, the guy skipped right over it to just criticize me.

closetjpopfan posted...

She's one of the most passable transgenders I've ever seen, which makes sense since she never went through male puberty. You can barely tell even after being told.

I think it's possible that some people might realize at a very young age that they're transgender. I think it's also possible that some people might mistakenly think at a very young age that they're transgender. It's not a simple thing at all and just like a lot if not all things sexual there's a lot of personal choice involved. This is why I think people should go through puberty and only make a decision afterwards, and nobody should try to influence them one way or another. I know it's a tough pill to take (no pun intended) for people who are transgender, specially those who are very sure of it, specially since a very young age. But ultimately it's in everyone's best interests.

Actually if we're doing things in everyone's best interest, make puberty blockers mandatory for everyone so they can be certain of their gender rather than being forced through potentially the wrong one.

At the very least, we should guarantee access to puberty blockers for everyone who IS questioning their gender or thinks it's not the one they had forced on them at birth. Which is, you know, what we're moving towards by normalizing girls like this one. Plus it won't traumatize them with the wrong puberty and crap, which will help far more throughout their life. :l

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CasualGuy posted...

How can you know something like "I should have been born in that type of body instead of mine"?

Especially at fucking 8 years old.

Okay. So I'm assuming based on your username, you're a guy. How do you know you're a guy? How long have you known? Have you ever had anything happen or felt anything that made you question that?

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Yeah most little boys and girls generally have strong senses of their gender. From a young age.
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gunplagirl posted...

CasualGuy posted...

How can you know something like "I should have been born in that type of body instead of mine"?

Especially at fucking 8 years old.

Okay. So I'm assuming based on your username, you're a guy. How do you know you're a guy? How long have you known? Have you ever had anything happen or felt anything that made you question that?

Are you able to answer my question without a another question?
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CasualGuy posted...

Are you able to answer my question without a another question?

The Socratic method, (also known as method of Elenchus, elenctic method, or Socratic debate), is a form of cooperative argumentative dialogue between individuals, based on asking and answering questions to stimulate critical thinking and to draw out ideas and underlying presuppositions.
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Still got that Y chromosome. Anyway could've fooled me.
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CasualGuy posted...

Are you able to answer my question without a another question?

If you can answer mine without any hesitation then you'll know that it's no different for trans people. It's pretty innate. You just know.

I had hoped you capable of inferring that much without needing it spoon-fed to you.

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Skye Reynolds posted...

For a moment there, I thought she was transitioning to a male. I was preemptively about to mourn those boobies. <_<;

That said, unless it causes extreme dysphoria, she should keep her penis. Having one is more unique. And, uh, yeah.

That's such a weird take. Shouldn't it be her choice, not yours?
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Wetterdew posted...

CasualGuy posted...

Are you able to answer my question without a another question?

The Socratic method, (also known as method of Elenchus, elenctic method, or Socratic debate), is a form of cooperative argumentative dialogue between individuals, based on asking and answering questions to stimulate critical thinking and to draw out ideas and underlying presuppositions.

It's also a way for ce trolls to spend 100 posts without answering initial questions
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