Body language analysis: is Elliot Page transgender?

In this video I dusted off my forensic skills for some amateur analysis of Elliot Page's body language as she was interviewed by Oprah on her experience of gender transitioning to ascertain if she made the healthiest choice for herself, or if her subconscious is foretelling of a future detransition story.

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[Lavender_]

I've thought this exact same thing as well. But do you really need to misgender him? I understand why you what is gained?? Besides a moral superiority?? Or rational superiority? Does that mean if we were friends and I had asked you to call me she, you would not?? Or would you to my face, as a courtesy, but then not behind my back?? I really don't understand the need to do that. I'm not criticizing you either, just trying to understand. Like I get biological reality and all that and im ok with being misgendered by strangers cuz they see what they see.

But if you know someone and they've asked for pronouns is it not our human courtesy to allow that for them? The same as if a Donald prefers Don. Or Michelle prefers Shelly. You wouldn't be a dick and continue calling them what they've asked you not to right?

I see pronouns in the same more of a courtesy thing. If you're a decent person ill call you whatever pronoun you want. If you're a dick, ill probably "misgender" you out of lack of respect (For instance).

In this case I respect Elliot Page enough to say him. Until he does something that removes my respect I see no reason to call him she. (Does that make sense?)

Its the same way I call the "Its Ma'am meme" guy a guy and he. Cause he's clearly exercising his "he-ness" all over the place and lost my respect. Even though he's a trans woman.

Whats your take on that?

[rscoops]

Why has being a women been reduced to 'wearing a dress' and let's face it 'being heterosexual'. Too many young masculine lesbians being heartbreakingly led into believing they cannot be their authentic selves in their body of birth.

[youthofyesterdayrecords]

I felt like I was watching someone who would be punished if they didn't say the right thing. It was creepy and made me sad.

[soldatheero]

i dont get why people can't just be a feminine male or a masculine female without thinking tehy are in the wrong body. could just wear boyish clothes and have boy mannerism and not mutilate your body

[insi]

Elliot seems extremly emotional unstable. And im with you, that there are underlying mental health issues where transition is not the solution and professionals should differ that, because it leads to malpractice.

[HughEMC]

Poor girl had extreme body & gender dysmorphia & took far to extreme measures to deal with it. This madness must stop

[vixxa]

I feel sorry for Elliott. Getting caught up in a whirlwind of gender campaigns and ending up with lasting and permanent mistakes on the other end

[kathleencastle]

I'm so sick of people saying kids will die if you don't encourage them to ruin their bodies. If trans want to play sports they need to get their own trans sports

[Cccm]

To be honest she still looks like she is very sickly. I guarantee she is still struggling with some of the issues she said she had before she transitioned.

[karlashmeedavlasta]

It's the traumatic fear of being a WOMAN that can lead to this.

[Mel-wngb]

She's playing the role of her life, badly. My thoughts are that Ellen got addicted to the praise and attention she got when she came out as a lesbian. She wanted to relive that attention and glory, so she went to the next level, the ultimate in narccicistic supply - coming out as 'trans'.

[jojijosette]

I hope she does not kill herself, she looks like she's in so much pain. She needs help. I felt really sad for her when she was describing her "joy".

[blove]

"Elliot" seems like a cult member being interviewed.

[Paaseliten]

I have seen the same thing with Jazz Jennings. There is a videoclip, where she is reacting to Matt Walsh, and she proclaims to be happy and comfortable in her body, but she closes her eyes the entire time she says it.

[tammierose]

now, elliot just appears to be a stunted, pubescent boy. no where near manly.

[judeesee]

Elliot is obviously so uncomfortable with herself. Watching her speak about her “joy” left me feeling the exact opposite of joy.

[poem]

What did I feel when watching that? Like I wanted to run. I felt extreme anxiety, I physically cringed.

[kashkablue]

How absurd to say that trans kids are or will be denied playing sports...when the issue is simply not allowing male to female trans is unfair to REAL females.

[reapthewhirlwind]

Something is really at play with Ell. The eyes reveal a lot of tragedy. I think the Japanese refer to this as sanpaku eyes.

[Gameraaaa]

I don't necessarily think that you can judge whether Elliot is trans or not based on one interview. Especially when you consider that this is the first time Elliot is talking publicly after coming out as trans. There is still a lot of stigma against being trans so it is understandable that he was probably nervous during the conversation.