Yeah I did actually. The transformation is pretty damn shocking. Not sure what age she was in the original picture, but she didn't look awful then.

She claims to be Jewish, and that she started "transitioning" in Israel. I say I'm not surprised because Jewish mothers are overbearing monsters from what I hear, so breaking from the pressure is a possibility.

Edit: Seems that I am correct,

When I identified as a woman, I was often called "sweetheart", "darling" and "honey". I never liked those labels. They created a power imbalance where the person calling me that was asserting some kind of dominance over me.

I was no one's "sweetheart". I think this feeds the societal expectation that women should be polite, quiet and lovely – a sweetheart. I come from a long line of loud and not particularly polite women, and I'm proud of that.

She apparently "transitioned" because she did not like the idea of men having power over her. She doesn't accept that this is the order of God and the way things are meant to be, so of course once Satan gets a hold of her mind, it's all over.

After my transition, my mum even asserted that now I was the man of the house, I would have to do some heavy lifting. I went from one rigid gender box to another, but this one had more space.

Gross....

The name is apparently popular in Israel. It's a Canaanite name.

"Most Israelis have become 'Canaanites' without realizing it. Some of the most popular names in Israel, such as Anat and Nevo, are names of Canaanite gods. Names such as Osnat, Hagar and Nimrod are Old Testament names that are attached to non-Jewish, pagan traditions. These names were never used by Jews until they came into fashion in Israel in the 1950s. "Adam, the best-known name in the Old Testament, was never used by Jews because it represents a non-Jewish person. But in Israel it became common as a boys' name."