Elliot Page posed shirtless on his social media and sent a message two years after the start of his transition (Portal / Mario Anzuoni)
Elliot Page caused a sensation on December 1, 2020, when he announced to his fans that he had started identifying as a man. It was then that the Canadian-turned-LGTBIQ+ rights activist began what he later described as a “complicated” transition.
There were several moments that marked the transition book page, considering the director of “X-Men: The Last Stand” almost forced him to declare himself gay in front of his peers at the age of 18. Inadvertently, from that moment on, the Canadian had become one of the most influential rights activists in the community he represented.
Elliot Page, star of “Juno” and “The Umbrella Academy,” announced that he identifies with male pronouns and will begin transitioning to male
In 2021 he made a publication on his social networks in which he identified himself as a “trans” and queer person to which he added an emotional message asking his fans for patience and lots of love to give him in his life accompany happiness, to feel like the person you are now and to make it happen “Discrimination and hate have terrible consequences and I am afraid”.
As on previous occasions, Page took to his social networks to share a postcard with fans showing his shirtless torso, with the scars he had from the removal of his mammary glands and the scars reminding him of the changes, that he had experienced during his transition process.
Elliot Page affirmed that she suffered severely from body gender dysphoria for those two years, but now she feels happy with her body (@elliotpage/Instagram)
In this publication, the protagonist of Juno assured that although the path was slow, he was proud to be able to show his body in public. In addition, he appreciated the support of netizens and his close circle, which he receives every day at each of his public appearances.
“Dysphoria usually increases in intensity in summer. No layers, just a t-shirt – when you wear layers, oh, all so sweaty – I kept looking down and judging my baggy shirts. Now I feel so damn good sunbathingI never thought I would feel this the joy I feel with my body. I am so grateful that the gender-affirming release has given me the opportunity and I look forward to sharing more of my journey soon.”
Two years after beginning his transition, Elliot Page shared a shirtless photo on social media with a message expressing the joy of being trans. @elliotpage/Instagram
You shared this post book page He has already garnered the support of more than a million people on his official Instagram account.
According to the Mayo Clinic, gender dysphoria is the feeling of unease that can be felt by people whose gender identity differs from the gender assigned at birth or from physical characteristics associated with male and female. This can occur in transgender and gender diverse people, but also conforms to anatomy with or without medical intervention.
The diagnosis of gender dysphoria is included in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5), a manual from the American Psychiatric Association. This diagnosis was created to help people with gender dysphoria access the medical care and effective treatment they need. The term focuses on discomfort as a problem rather than identity.
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