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26 minutes ago, Rohanpune said:

It doesn't matter if it turns u on or off... Elliot is happy and that's what matters. As long as he's comfortable in his skin more power to him stop making it about how u feel about it. It's about him being comfortable 

 

Exactly this! 

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7 hours ago, Guest Guest said:

It's a shirtless woman. Huge turnoff cos i'm a gay guy.

But no boobs, what, lol 

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I also feel happy for him, that he is able to pursue his dreams and make them reality.

 

I am a strong supporter of allowing and helping individuals to become transgender if this is the life they wish.  And I strongly condemn the evil forces in the US that try to oppose them with their completely wrong reasons.

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I will never accept this person as a man. How is the lanjiao like? Can make and shoot sperm like man? When kena suck or poke, will feel like a man? Look so funny and constructed. Rich people can do whatever they like. 
 

I won’t want to be in same toilet as this person as will feel so uncomfortable.

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It's not a dick that makes a man... urgh a real man is strong enough to not hide behind "guest" profile grow TF up. All some men think is sex Elliot changed his body and all u can think is suck and fuck. And u don't want to use same washroom as him... like why does ur head directly go to the sexual parts. 

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13 hours ago, Guest Guest said:

I will never accept this person as a man. How is the lanjiao like? Can make and shoot sperm like man? When kena suck or poke, will feel like a man? Look so funny and constructed. Rich people can do whatever they like. 
 

I won’t want to be in same toilet as this person as will feel so uncomfortable.

This is called prejudice. You have an assumption he is a girl, and you seems don't know how to accept girl's body. We aren't telling u to love girls body. At least learn how not to hate them. And accept them as equal human beings. 

 

In some other countries, it is quite normal to have girls and guys sharing the same toilet. 

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21 hours ago, Guest Guest said:

I will never accept this person as a man. How is the lanjiao like? Can make and shoot sperm like man? When kena suck or poke, will feel like a man? Look so funny and constructed. Rich people can do whatever they like. 
 

I won’t want to be in same toilet as this person as will feel so uncomfortable.

 

I don’t want to be in same toilet as you because you are so full of shit... who are you to accept or not accept? 

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I feel like she just mutilated her body for nothing. 

 

She was already lesbian to begin with. 

 

Could have stuck with that, loved a girl, end of story. 

 

Or been a tomboy butch, dress masculine, pass as a masculine IRL, lots of butches existing nowadays in the LGBT community, and nobody would have batted an eyelid. 

 

What she has is gender dysphoria. It's a mental illness disorder. It's not real, it's all in the head, and often comorbid with other stuff like depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorders. 

 

And for that, she actually went all the way believing that it wasn't enough to be a girl in love with a girl, but she had to go and do gender reassignment surgery, cut her breasts off, and now parade bare-chested and think somehow the world will see her as a man? 

 

She never will be one. That's fact. 

 

And the way nobody has expressed any sympathy or concern for her ex is just a sad indictment of the LGBT community as a whole. 

 

We're so quick to support everyone for supposedly "being ourselves", "don't be tied to gender stereotypes", "you're you just the way you are". We cheer and shout and support all sorts of individualism displayed. 

 

But we never stop to think of the collateral damage left along the way. The families who we suddenly expect them to come to terms that their son/daughter is now telling them they not only are homosexual (gay/lesbian), but possibly not even wanting the biological body sexual/gender identity they were born with. Or their same-sex partners who wake up one morning to their other half telling them that it's not enough being gay or lesbian, they gotta now be trans/non-binary and attempt irreversible physical gender changes in any sort of appearance they can surgically alter. And if any of these people can't deal with it, welp, break up or just get estranged from them, who cares what they feel right? 

 

Because "if they loved you they'll accept you no matter how you are on the outside". It's patent BS. 

 

This is why the LGBT community and activism is such a sham. 

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Surprised by so many people here still carrying the Gender Discrimination gene. They refused to accept the changes, treated Trans like some sort of illness.

Just same as the straight world who regarded gays as some kind of abomination. 

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Great body but not my type. Anyway Elliott is into girls.

 

If he had a body like those on jockpussy, he's sure to confuse many men, including gay men.

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For someone who has been aware of the actor since his previous identity as "Ellen", this photo was indeed honestly a little shock, but maybe just for a minute. It is not often that we get to see the result of a transition in the physical sense. It helped me to really see only Elliot and let go of Ellen.

 

I am not in the position to understand how it feels for him. I trust that he made the transition because it was important enough for him. Surgery is painful no matter what, and risky too. 

 

While I believe and can appreciate the loss that friends/family might experience as there are lots of memories tied to the previous gender identity, they are not entitled to demand that the person makes a compromise for their sake. In most aspects, it is still the same person holding the same fundamental values but with previously suppressed instincts surfacing. If a relationship is based on unconditional love, it will still be there. If it is based very much on gender identity, then people will just have to move on. 

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4 hours ago, mijsdlog said:

For someone who has been aware of the actor since his previous identity as "Ellen", this photo was indeed honestly a little shock, but maybe just for a minute. It is not often that we get to see the result of a transition in the physical sense. It helped me to really see only Elliot and let go of Ellen.

 

I am not in the position to understand how it feels for him. I trust that he made the transition because it was important enough for him. Surgery is painful no matter what, and risky too. 

 

While I believe and can appreciate the loss that friends/family might experience as there are lots of memories tied to the previous gender identity, they are not entitled to demand that the person makes a compromise for their sake. In most aspects, it is still the same person holding the same fundamental values but with previously suppressed instincts surfacing. If a relationship is based on unconditional love, it will still be there. If it is based very much on gender identity, then people will just have to move on. 


Such an intelligent and thoughtful comment, thank you for the breath of fresh air. 

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On 5/29/2021 at 5:35 PM, mijsdlog said:

"they are not entitled to demand that the person makes a compromise for their sake."

 

Does this also apply the other way too, for LGBT and transitioned individuals to also recognise that they're not entitled to society's acceptance and compromise? 

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14 hours ago, West93 said:

 

Does this also apply the other way too, for LGBT and transitioned individuals to also recognise that they're not entitled to society's acceptance and compromise? 

It depends on what is meant by acceptance and compromise. Everyone should be entitled to the same basic right to live without interference/hindrance from others on the basis of race, appearance, social status, gender expression or sexual orientation. That includes hate speech or any form of incitement. Whatever opinion anyone expresses in public can be subjected to rebuttal; people can call it out as they see fit. Whatever opinion stays between someone's ears is their own business. 

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