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Jordan Moore (mtqback)

Started by Emmaline, February 05, 2014, 06:23:06 PM

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Emmaline

So Jordan Moores minorqback videos where a massive help during my coming out process, life saving, in fact.

It worries me she went silent three years ago.  I am hoping she just decided to go stealth, but it would be good to confirm she is okay.

If anyone knows Jordan or has a means of contacting her, it would be fantastic if she could post that she is okay on her comments.
Body... meet brain.  Now follow her lead and there will be no more trouble, you dig?



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Mary Jane French

I also watched her videos a lot and they had a similarly profound effect on me. Since I had the same concern I searched online to see if I could find if she was doing well in hopes that she had indeed just decided to stop posting. I found this article from 2013 that makes mention of a transgender female soccer player named Jordan Moore, which is enough for me to believe it's her and that she is still kicking (soccer joke? yes? no?)
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Carrie Liz

Emmaline, it's okay, it's in fact VERY rare to see someone who keeps posting videos after their transition is finished. After a certain point you just run out of things to say, and being trans isn't something that you think about anymore. A vast majority of Youtubers who make their channel specifically to address trans issues will disappear after being full-time and settling in to a point where they're not thinking about being trans anymore.

Most of the trans Youtubers who stick around long after transition are ones who started their channels with other things to talk about also, or ones who are so prolific that they can't imagine not making videos anymore.

For the rest, they feel the need to express themselves and reach out to others while they're transitioning, and then by the time they reach the other side, no matter how popular they are, there's really not much to talk about. You're just living life.

So yeah... I'm sure she's completely fine, thriving, and doing well. It's just rare to see post-transition people stick around.
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