F1NN5TER

F1NN5TER (born 21 April 2000) is an English Internet personality known for long-term cross-dressing. A Twitch streamer, TikToker, YouTuber, and OnlyFans model, he began cross-dressing as a campaign in which he would dress as his e-girl persona Rose for a month if he received a certain amount of money in donations. He gained broader attention in 2023 when Twitch temporarily banned him for allegedly violating a policy usually applied only to women. Later in 2023, he donated $50,000 to the transgender medical care provider GenderGP together with a friend. In March 2024, he came out as genderfluid (preferring ) and shared that he had started feminising hormone replacement therapy, saying that after cross-dressing "t felt a bit like I'd uncovered a part of myself that I had been purposely shutting down for as long as I could remember, and never questioned why." and later on-stream as an e-girl character named Rose. In 2020, he began a campaign called "Girl Week" (eventually "Girl Month"), in which he would dress as a girl for a month if he received a certain amount of money in donations. F1NN5TER grew his hair long and gained popularity on TikTok in clips where his e-girl aesthetic included long false eyelashes and thigh-highs adorned with bows.

Many of F1NN5TER's followers viewed him as an egg (someone who has not yet realised they are transgender). He attracted many transgender followers who shared their experiences, which he said helped him better understand his gender over the course of two years. but that his cross-dressing had attracted more trans viewers, and that through them he had learned more about the transgender community. F1NN5TER added that he is bisexual and closed the video with brief conversations with his parents, who expressed their support.

For a time, F1NN5TER dated another transfeminine content creator, Icky, who described the pair as a "one-two punch", with his videos leading people to her videos on practical aspects of transitioning. The pair's streaming led to parasocial issues in how fans perceived their relationship.

The announcement was divisive within the trans community. While many praised F1NN5TER's support, others criticised Anne Healthcare's pricing model — which includes a one-off setup fee of £200 and a sliding-scale monthly membership — as too expensive, with some characterising it as exploitative. Jordan stated: "What we provide should be available free at the point of access via the NHS. We would love nothing more than not needing to do what we're doing."