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@Maud_mg

10 ай бұрын

I want pud so bad! still not sure if i can afford to spend the money though :(

@janina8559

10 ай бұрын

Awe the triple t …Trans Tic Tok!

@jmanna5650

10 ай бұрын

I adore your horrible puns you adorable man.

@blaireshoe8738

10 ай бұрын

I really want to know if the egg can stick to some shirt materials, for example could you nest it sticking out of the top of a flannel shirt pocket, and it would hold itself up in the position you stuck it? That would be so cute! I imagine it would be safer to safety pin it in place, though- just as cute but far less likely to lose it.

@georgeallan1952

10 ай бұрын

If you do a second run of PUD then changing the colour of the Dino and collectible eggs for other flags would be chef’s kiss!

I am a hotel front desk agent. What happened to Sasha is UNACCEPTABLE. The SOP is to ask the room number and the name on the reservation. If they can give you both pieces of information, you apologize and re-do the key. The magnetics in the hotel keys are infamous for needing to be redone constantly. I am so glad I work at a hotel that is inclusive and has great staff. On a more positive story to share- I checked 2 older gentlemen into the hotel yesterday. I thanked him for being a rewards member and if they would both like a complimentary bottle of water. His partner looked at him and was like, "You never told me you were a rewards member before we got married?!?!?" and I said, "yeah the perks you find out after you get married am I right." They were both laughing and they went down the hallway and attempted to get into the elevator for a ground floor room....and all I heard was ..."what room do we have?"- "Oh, I don't know..." I told them their room was to the right on the ground floor. His partner just said..."no, no. You should have let him get in the elevator. It would have been funny when the doors closed and I held the room number up to him." They were so funny and adorable. Edit: Ya'll so wholesome in this community right here! Proud of all of you.

@TrashPandaKi

10 ай бұрын

@@luckyslearning7086 I know right!! They were so wholesome. I am always so happy for those relationships were you can see they are also best friends and are in love.

@Kogobean

10 ай бұрын

omg that couple was so adorable i hope they have nothing but a great time.

@ashercd6487

10 ай бұрын

​@Stopsins@stopsins when @startsins walks in: 😱 (seriously, we don't care, stop spamming)

@ProfessorYaoiI

10 ай бұрын

@@trevorchester4439 learn what roid rage is and take one of the many ls I’ve served you. None of us care. You literally have 1k comments here. You’re only wasting your own finite human life, go ahead I guess

@adamejcpa

10 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for sharing this❤️🙏

Sasha in America is generally pretty often seen as feminine, but it is definitely a gender neutral name. Funnily enough, in Germany, it's considered a very masculine name. Funny how that stuff changes depending on the country?

@SunnyCress

10 ай бұрын

I’ve also found (I don’t know how accurate this is though) but I’ve seen it used more femininely when the a is pronounced like in cat and more masculine when pronounced arr Idk though, just from people I know/ have seen

@tinnagigja3723

10 ай бұрын

It's short for Alexander or Alexandra and it is gender-neutral. It's a very common name in Slavic countries.

@berrysnowyboy5251

10 ай бұрын

It's a common name in Russian as well

@BethAge95

10 ай бұрын

@@SunnyCress I agree and in my experience in German it's read as male when the s in the beginning is soft and as female when it's a sharp sound.

@estherroos4908

10 ай бұрын

Sasha for a guys name is so awesome i love it it’s so cool

Good news: I now have trans friends!!!!!!!!

@freddiefishton

10 ай бұрын

To that I say: YIPPEE

@ace..of..hearts_they-them_

10 ай бұрын

Good for you. I recently made a trans friend too. 😊

@yshktdhnkppfffryu69

10 ай бұрын

Yippee!!

@felix.a.m

10 ай бұрын

Ayy congratulationss

@sovietdoge.7369

10 ай бұрын

*Applause*

Sasha is definitely a gender-neutral name, although it's more commonly used for males in Russia. Fun fact: the Animal Crossing community learned this the hard way when Nintendo added an adorable bunny rabbit with big eyes and eyelashes named Sasha, and then Sasha's bio was all "HE likes hanging out in HIS room" and he had one of the male personality types 😂 and that's how we learned that Sasha is also a boy's name and that gender identity =/= gender expression!

@popkick8350

10 ай бұрын

Fun fact: it’s derived from Alexander, so all you rigid normers can go suck on that

@damekkoDark

10 ай бұрын

I still remember being in kindergarden and while discussing names I thought Sasha(Alexander) is the best male name because I knew so many of them lol.

@hellokristi

10 ай бұрын

Sasha is the sweetest boy in ACNH!

@FrozEnbyWolf150

10 ай бұрын

See also Sacha Baron Cohen. His name is the French variation of Sasha.

@sstellr

10 ай бұрын

I 100% understand the name deal. I'm European but currently living in America. My name is Florence, a VERY masculine name in most of Europe, but in America it's a ladies name.

Realized I was non binary last summer and chose to cut off all my hair. My mother kept protesting because she claimed it would "make me look like a boy" and only ended up agreeing to take me because I said I would donate it. She was the first person to tell me how much she liked my short hair. In short, people don't know what they're talking about with stupid gender stereotypes. Just do what you want.

@georgeallan1952

10 ай бұрын

Completely unrelated to the why but I really don’t get why people are so invested in others hair… it grows back. I’m not saying you don’t rock short hair, I’m sure you do, but it’s the easiest thing to change and change back all it takes is time.

@j.apenrose7896

10 ай бұрын

Getting that first haircut is such a great feeling! As I'm genderfluid I was a bit worried about how it might make me feel on my fem days, but I look just as awesome with short hair when I'm fem as when I'm NB!

@Brynnthebookworm

10 ай бұрын

Ah, I had a similar experience except I'm an adult and went and got my hair cut myself, and my mom's first words were "It's too short but it's your hair." She's a Boomer and while she's not a bigot per se, she pulled one of those, "If you want me to change your pronouns I will but you'll always be my baby girl" things on me. Sorry, I ranted a bit because that second one still makes me mad.

@ShinyTillDawn

10 ай бұрын

Older gens think that they;re always right.

@borealernadelwald

10 ай бұрын

My hair went from very long to very short and back again multiple times during my life so far. One of the few things my mom did right was to respect my decisions when it came to this sort of stuff. I always wanted super long hair, but every time I suddenly got incredibly stressed, grabbed a pair of scissors and cut off like 30-50 cm (depending how long my hair was at the point) Now I've kept it at chin-length for almost a year and I'm still happy with it. If there is a length/style someone is most comfortable with, that's their decision and absolutely no one has a right to interfere. As long as you aren't hurting anyone you should be able to be true to yourself.

Do you ever noticed how the transphobic or homophobic bullies always turn out to be thirsty for you when you get older? Funny how that works🤔

@mjtruth1039

10 ай бұрын

@@trevorchester4439 Okay, dipstick.

@tjenadonn6158

10 ай бұрын

​@@trevorchester4439What's there to cope with about being super hot and attractive to everyone, including people who allegedly think you're disgusting? Humans see being attractive as a good thing. Is that simple enough for the conservative to understand? It will answer either yes or no.

@Kira-zm7vy

10 ай бұрын

Or in the closet. Which was my case. Far too many decades wasted denying who I am

@tjenadonn6158

10 ай бұрын

​​@@Kira-zm7vyBefore I came out of the closet for the first time as a gay man I had a devastatingly consistent tendency for crushing on girls who turned out to be lesbians: Weezer's "Pink Triangle" was one of my first angst anthems (Cringeasaurus rex, I know.) Now it turns out I was the lesbian all along.

@Kira-zm7vy

10 ай бұрын

​@@tjenadonn6158very interesting...I never came out as gay but I've noticed that there is some new found attraction towards men. It's totally not new though 😂. I think I'm just allowing myself to feel that attraction for the first time. The feeling I get when I look at an attractive woman is usually one of envy. I've never been envious of a man.

Sasha is a weird name. There's parts of the world where it's aggressively male (short for Alexander), parts of the world where it's aggressively female (version of Sarah) and parts where it's both. Whenever any geological Sasha region crosses, chaos ensues.

@ju1esmay

10 ай бұрын

Sasha is never a version of Sarah! When it's feminine it's a diminutive of Alexandra (female version of Alexander) and its mor3 commonly viewed as feminine in english-speaking countries.

I think I figured out the Trans Mission 1)Be yourself 2) Be nice 3)Talk about dinosaurs 4)Make sure everyone has a shark plushy Optional 5 for transfemme) skirt go spinny.

@katbairwell

10 ай бұрын

Finally the trans agenda, revealed in all it's glory, and it is both empowering and adorable!!

@KindlyKalen

10 ай бұрын

@@dustygania2425 nah. And why do we need to get closer to kids in the first place?

@frolikswfroggys6416

10 ай бұрын

@Alonelytransguy-. you're welcome. Also, did you know you're awesome? Cuz ya are.

@frolikswfroggys6416

10 ай бұрын

@katbairwell no see. This is the Trans Mission. Cus that's more fun. The agenda is the made up thing the mean crazy people keep goin on about. Also, have a wonderful day, you're amazing!

@midnight_blue_moon

10 ай бұрын

@@dustygania2425 No thanks, can't stand children. Y'all can keep em for yourself, I'll be sticking to all the other points.

The fact that in the hotel story NO ONE tried to confirm who he was just floors me

@akitokutikabanae7010

10 ай бұрын

Right ?? They gave him the key without confirming that's absurd, it could have been the wrong room or anything...

@kanamarar5486

10 ай бұрын

​@@akitokutikabanae7010The guy who checked him in did. But later he was talking to a woman and the guy was gone. So she didn't know.

It will never cease to amaze me seeing trans people’s before and after photos. There’s always a night and day difference in happiness and confidence. I will never understand how transphobes can look at the pure joy transitioning brings to people and still think it’s “wrong”

@TheoRae8289

10 ай бұрын

They want us to suffer as they suffer because reasons

@miraculousdream7028

10 ай бұрын

Agreed!

@tjenadonn6158

10 ай бұрын

Even looking at my own photos from before I started the deadness behind my eyes is apparent. There's a look of "How much longer can you really pull this off?" in all of them, ranging from a resigned Cioranesque "c'est la vie" to a silent screaming depending on which of the rare pictures I allowed to be taken that I've kept. My final photo, taken right before I took my first dose of HRT, feels surreal to me because I know that was me at some point but I don't relate to that person at all. He looks so frightened, so insecure, so deeply and inherently sad: you can feel a tragedy radiating from his bones. I'm glad that I'm done with him.

@hellokristi

10 ай бұрын

The visible joy in after photos always warms my mom heart. Seeing the light in their eyes is absolute magic!!

@hellokristi

10 ай бұрын

@tjenadonn6158 I'm glad you're done with him too! I have had the indescribable pleasure of watching my daughter become a joyful person after starting her HRT. It was like becoming a new mom all over again. I'm so happy for you and your transition!!

“Do I want pockets?” The best thing I heard today.

@Queerio_lol

10 ай бұрын

Omg another gender bender lol

@TheoRae8289

10 ай бұрын

I had the internal battle this morning but only grabbed the women's jeans because I have apparently shrunken to the point where all my normal jeans fall right off. I'm in the middle of cleaning out my old apartment, and I found my belt as soon as I got here. 😂

@junkerburn2341

10 ай бұрын

​@@TheoRae8289dude i have the opposite problem as a (fat) transmasc, i have to get certian brands/types of mens pants or else i cant fit them past my thunder thighs 😅 once i get em past that point they usually fit, but damn these manufacturers think all men are built like 2 by 4's....

@maskedmallard537

10 ай бұрын

​@@junkerburn2341Right?! Goddamn these thighs! Pants always uncomfortably tight around them.

That first TikTok 0:01 was made by my partner!! ❤️ Thank you for reacting to their content! It means so much coming from such an amazing creator like you! ✨🫶🏼

@akitokutikabanae7010

10 ай бұрын

They're si cool ! The video is so fun ✨

@jn9850

10 ай бұрын

❤

THE POWER OF POCKETS! Also ive noticed its harder (for me at least) to find trans positive tiktoks

"Sasha" is a perfectly acceptable Russian diminutive for Alexander, but can also be used as a girl's name. I see it like Lee or Jordan...very adaptable and gender-neutral.

@PeacheIIe

10 ай бұрын

I don't see how Lee is gender neutral o_o

@socialistrepublicofvietnam1500

10 ай бұрын

​@@PeacheIIei can't tell whether youre saying it is masculine or feminine because it is gender neutral i have family and friends of both genders named lee

@Mokiefraggle

10 ай бұрын

@@socialistrepublicofvietnam1500 I imagine it's kind of dependent on where you're from. It _is_ a gender-neutral name, but in some places, it's more commonly seen as masculine unless part of a compound name like Lee-Anne.

@socialistrepublicofvietnam1500

10 ай бұрын

@@Mokiefraggle like how sasha is masculine in russia and germany while feminine in the anglosphere?

@Mokiefraggle

10 ай бұрын

@@socialistrepublicofvietnam1500 Actually, weirdly, according to what I've found, Sasha is in fact unisex in Russia (for both Alexander and Alexandra), but specifically masculine in French (Sacha). But yeah...in America for instance, you're more likely to find guys (particularly in the South) named Lee. It's often part of compound names (like Lee-Anne) when feminine, or a middle name/second name (Roberta Lee), but seldom the whole name unless you're a guy.

I relate so badly at the hair cutting tiktok As a child I was soooo afraid of hairdressers (due to sensory issues not being catered to in such environments) I had extremely long hair and I hated it because dysphoria When I finally decided to cut it all off I had so many people telling me I was going to regret it. I had one person who was actively disgusted that I'd cut off all my hair I don't regret my choice I love my short hair

@HyperNovva

9 ай бұрын

This! I had long hair all my childhood for the exact same reason, and when I got a haircut (at that point I knew I'm trans, but I wasn't out yet) everyone was so surprised since I always refused to get haircuts as a kid. Then when I came out back in July of this year it all made sense to them lol

one of the kids (5 years old) at a summer camp i was working at over the summer saw me in the girls bathroom and was like "you can't come in here!" and I was like, "Why not?" and she goes "You're a boy! You have to go in the boy room!" As a FTM person not out in that space, it meant a lot to me :)

@hellokristi

10 ай бұрын

Gender euphoria pops up in the most unexpected places. Best wishes to you on your journey!

@lunafoxfire3806

10 ай бұрын

Kid are smort bean about clue snd transition its surprising

@ashercd6487

10 ай бұрын

​@Stopsinswe do not care

To trans masc people out there who have or will experience a top surgery reveal that feels traumatic, it's okay. We see the videos where the chests look great, huge smiles, tears of joy. And that's lovely. But it is not everyone's experience. I had my reveal and honestly felt nauseated and this feeling of, "Oh shit. Have I made a horrible mistake?!?" I told myself, give it a month. Don't panic, look as little as possible, and maybe it will be alright. And of course it was. Beyond the physical aspect of bruises, swelling, open incisions, and let's just say scary looking nipples, there is a huge jolt to the brain. You've lost body parts. It's going to take your mind some time to adjust. I'm two years out from top surgery and have gone from the immediate, "Oh shit" to "Da-amn I love my chest!" I love the look, I love the acars, I love how _me_ it is. -1000 regret. TL;DR If you don't have the happy Tiktok worthy top surgery reveal, don't panic. Give your chest and your brain some time to heal. You _will_ get to a point of self chest love. The odds are massively in your favour on this.

@kilianangelo5959

10 ай бұрын

Thank youuu I have top surgery in October and i am super nervous

@TheoRae8289

10 ай бұрын

I am so glad that I'm not particularly squeamish about body horror, so I shouldn't be too bummed out if it doesn't look right immediately. Honestly I've got so many puckered scars at this point inshould be used to it by now. 😮‍💨 I just have to learn to not be terrified of people long enough to have support post-op 😅

@mirandarensberger6919

10 ай бұрын

​@@kilianangelo5959Cheering you on!

@hellokristi

10 ай бұрын

@@kilianangelo5959 you've got this. Many hugs from this Mama of a trans kiddo 🩵🩷🤍🩷🩵

@satunbreeze

10 ай бұрын

Honestly a little scared that'll happen to me even though I wanted them gone like, yesterday lol. Thank you for commenting this

I'm a cisgender woman and have a gender neutral name and frequently companies will call asking to speak to "Mr ... " I think it happens a lot regardless of your gender or wether you are trans or cis. But I can only imagine that it must feel that much more uncomfortable for many trans people. Makes me mad as hell when I hear adults telling children in shops to "PUT THAT BACK! That's for girls/boys" arrrrrggghh. My kid has been just given clothes and toys of any and all colours since she was born. I've seen parenting 2nd hand sales where the toys and clothes were separated into BOYS and GIRLS on separate tables. Each time I've seen this i've gotten mad enough to have the conversation with the person/charity running the sales about why gendering toys and clothes for kids is not ok. It's never ok. Roll on the day when shops stop doing this too!

@waffles3629

10 ай бұрын

Yep, like clothes are clothes and toys are toys. I had to help out at my parents church thrift sale once (couldn't get out of it) and got left in charge of organizing the clothes section. So I organized it in a logical manner, by rough size and category of clothing. Baby/toddler stuff (there wasn't enough to need to separate it further), and then kids and adults each by shirts, pants, outerwear, and other. A few people grumbled and I was like "IDC, you couldn't tell half the stuff apart anyway, a hoodie is a hoodie, if you wanna change it go for it". They didn't and no one had any issues finding the right table for what they were looking for.

@Pa5an1

10 ай бұрын

I worked with a cis guy named Dominique once. I accepted so many calls for him where people asked me to speak with Mrs. [name]

I'm a cis-woman. For the past two yesrs I've buzzed my hair down to two milimeters on the regular. Right now I have about 1,5 cm. I've rarely gotten so many compliments from all genders. I HATE the fem/masc stereotypes. I never feel as feminine and cute, as with short hair. Snd this is coming from a women with big, thick, curly and course hair.

@ashercd6487

10 ай бұрын

​@@dustygania2425you keep saying that -word- phrase. I don't think it means what you think it means

@user-mv5zt8qd9l

10 ай бұрын

​@@dustygania2425 Tell that to the crowd currently on a campaign of analysing bone structures through the face to "transvestigate" people.

@kiedisboughen5318

10 ай бұрын

​@@dustygania2425Uhh... Says the one supporting the regressive stereotypes

@bazzfromthebackground3696

10 ай бұрын

As a cis man with very long hair (it's to the bottom of my back) I find it hilarious when straight men hit on me from the back then I turn around with my chin strap beard and bass voice, then *THEY* get mad they hit on me! 🤣

@makeinubaka

10 ай бұрын

For most of my life I had my hair waist length or longer because I like long hair. Last year I was tired of taking care of my hair and was too hot so I decided I was ready to try a short haircut. Now I don't know if I'll ever grow it out again. It's so nice not having to brush my hair ever and having my hair dry very fast after I wash it.

I like the nice things more than talking about transphobic junk. I get enough transphobia to "entertain" me each day. These are very nice.

@hellokristi

10 ай бұрын

If you are being targeted by transphobia, I'm very sorry to hear that. You deserve better and I wish you the very best!

@Coelacanth1

10 ай бұрын

@Stopsins Still ?

as a transmasc, i love watching these videos they honestly give me such gender euphoria even tho ive been going through dysphoria for such a long time, this still gives me hope to keep going and just having to patiently wait till i can start t and get top surgery

@AlayneAdelaide

10 ай бұрын

You've got this 🏳️‍⚧️

@liam_er

10 ай бұрын

trust me once you start it goes by so fast 💀 you will get there soon

@katbairwell

10 ай бұрын

That you find delight in the joy of others, despite your own struggles, is a testament to your compassion, and humanity. I hope that your way forward comes soon, you deserve to have that euphoria for yourself. You are awesome, sending so much love, and big hugs (if you want them)

@Aiden_5

10 ай бұрын

@@katbairwell thank you so much

@Stairwell618

10 ай бұрын

Keep going my brother🫡

As someone who is a intersex and is all genders plus no gender, its so beautiful to see different LGBTQIA+ people and their lives. Its like seeing different versions of me getting along, having their own lives and experiences and general happiness. I really wanting to say its what i need and live for ❤❤ it gives me so much joy and i want that for all of you. If you feel like no one in this world loves you or wants you here, i want to let you know i want you here please. You're such beautiful people and the world needs you. I NEED YOU and i hope my words and this video will make you see that 🥰

@dinosaurs_rule

10 ай бұрын

❤❤❤

@frolikswfroggys6416

10 ай бұрын

Back at you! This is so well said. Thank you for being a spark of positivity and hope in a world that seems set on being dark. Keep it up. Small sparks statt big fires. I appreciate you and am proud of you.

@andrewhaywood3853

10 ай бұрын

We want you here too ❤️❤️🌈

@putaromason5234

10 ай бұрын

Thank you all ❤❤ You all are the sweetest

@Unverified_User

10 ай бұрын

i always wonder how often people think you mean that you're nonbinary or something like that when you say that. i know people absolutely dont realize how many chromosome possibilities there are and that you can even be born sorta in-between

My parents didn’t mind when I wanted to cut my hair, but I’ve been out as nonbinary for almost a year now, and they refuse to use my pronouns and are trying to bribe me into shaving my leg hair. Most recently, they tried to get me to do it by letting me color my hair any one color, which was tempting. I decided that I’d rather keep my bodily autonomy and make my own decisions (and if I want to color my hair, I have a job and can pay for it myself).

@jn9850

10 ай бұрын

Ugh to unsupportive parents. ❤Yay for you being You❤

@teazen_tea

10 ай бұрын

My mom's only problem with me cutting my hair short was that she cuts my hair (she used to be a professional hair stylist so now she dose mine) and short hair has to be cut more often and she really didn't want to deal with that so insted of saying "Oh you'll look like a boy" she said "You'll have to get a haircut every few months and you won't want to do that!" (It was reverse psychology she didn't want to cut my hair that often lol) Jokes on her I had it that short for YEARS. 😊

@alex_runarin

10 ай бұрын

​@teazen_tea me currently growing out my undercut cus I'm too lazy to get it done that often and it annoys me (trying to get it to wold cut ish length, look up albedo from genshin and that's kinda what I aiming for)

@frolikswfroggys6416

10 ай бұрын

I'm sorry to hear you parents are being...problematic. Hopefully, they will grow and learn. If not, remember that friends are the family you choose. And I am sure you can make a lot of supportive friends if you haven't already. Stay strong. If you haven't heard yet, today. You are amazing, and I am proud of you.

I used to work in a bakery and occasionally we'd have cakes that were blue or pink. I *always* asked them (or the kid if they were there) which colour they wanted, and when they'd say 'it's for a boy.' I'd pretend I had no idea what that was meant to imply. My cousin once refused to eat a strawberry cupcake because 'I can't have that, because it's for girls' even though he'd just told me it was his favourite flavour. Let the kids eat cake.

@Coelacanth1

10 ай бұрын

Purple is spiritual

As a nonbinary pansexual person myself I felt VERY seen with the creator who understands my struggles making decisions lmao.🏳️‍⚧️ Great vid as usual!

@frolikswfroggys6416

10 ай бұрын

Well, in case part of that indecisiveness includes not knowing if you are amazing or awesome, want to let ya know you're both. Keep being you gorgeous!

@weedlechu

10 ай бұрын

I love your makeup in your pfp! I can tell it’s probably trixie inspired lol. She’s one of my favorite drag queens!

@AlayneAdelaide

10 ай бұрын

@@frolikswfroggys6416 you're so sweet!

@AlayneAdelaide

10 ай бұрын

@@weedlechu she's mine too! I'm obsessed haha. Thanks so much friend!

@AlayneAdelaide

10 ай бұрын

@Stopsins no one cares go away lol

I know you said pud is only available for 3 weeks but you should definitely release it again for easter next year..people can just say its holding an easter egg if they don't feel safe coming out. Actually releasing them on easter opens up the opportunity to make more with other lgbt flag eggs while hiding under the disguise of holiday decor so as not to raise suspicion from unaccepting people

@Eggsolotl

10 ай бұрын

Oh, that'd be so cool! I really hope he does that or something similar!

I work on a horse farm and one student a couple years ago double-checked with me that her male pony’s pronouns were, in fact, he/him. I told her he hasn’t told us otherwise.

@sarahlouisestafford2448

10 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂😂

As a 14 year old trans femme myself, I can say honestly that it disgusts me how people behave in regards to people like us. I am lucky in the sense that none of my friends and next to none of my family are transphobic -- everyone accepts me for who I am, and either help, or are like "Okay, cool." and get on with their business. This is truly a sign that things are getting better for us; we will finally be able to be who we really are! Keep going, if you're at rock bottom, remember: the only way is up!

@hellokristi

10 ай бұрын

You have wisdom beyond your years. I'm the mamma of a trans girl so we see those struggles too. I'm so happy for you that you see surrounded with mostly goodness and acceptance! 💖

@frolikswfroggys6416

10 ай бұрын

You rock! Keep being you! Keep spreading the love! The world is better for having you!

@hellokristi

10 ай бұрын

@@frolikswfroggys6416 you give my happy tears. Same to you!!

@Valkyrie6669

10 ай бұрын

@@frolikswfroggys6416 you keep being yourself, as well! Never let anyone make u something ur not

@Valkyrie6669

10 ай бұрын

its ur opinion that you dont want it to exist, @Stopsins, just don't force that on anyone else. No-one else here is.

I am non-binary and keeping my gender neutral birth name. No, I never thought about changing it. If I had that hotel experience I would be hit with waves of disphoria no doubt. Sasha has every right to keep his name and have people respect his pronouns.

@disableddragonborn

10 ай бұрын

I grew up with people misspelling my deadname so I hated it before I even knew about being trans. 🤣

Sitting here, 4 weeks after bottom surgery (im transfem), loving all the trans joy 😊 Sorry transphobes, you can't touch our glory, we shine bright while you languish in your hate cave 🤘

@tiktokcompilation1568

10 ай бұрын

Thats onestly so metal

@frolikswfroggys6416

10 ай бұрын

Congrats! You're amazing! Keep shining bright!

@agoosed3281

10 ай бұрын

Fuck yeah, trans women are rad as hell, keep living your best life!!

@ashleyboots3386

10 ай бұрын

@@agoosed3281 💙

@HyperNovva

9 ай бұрын

That's awesome, congratulations! Don't listen to the transphobes, their brains just can't comprehend anything outside of the narrow norms they haven created for themselves

There's a bunny villager in Animal Crossing called Sasha and he's a boy so I'd say it works for anyone who likes the name and chooses it for themselves. 😊 Meanwhile I named myself after a car part unknowingly(I'm called Axle). I just thought that spelling looked better and didn't realize it was a car part. I will never stop clowning myself for that bc it is pretty funny.

@TheoRae8289

10 ай бұрын

I always add the E because the other way doesn't look correct

@Caprabone

10 ай бұрын

Axel is a common Icelandic men's name. FYI 😊

@alex_runarin

10 ай бұрын

We have similar names!!! Just rearrange the letters and you get my name (Alex)

Seeing that person with their new chest made me cry tears of joy.

@electronics-girl

10 ай бұрын

Trans men get to see the change happen all at once. But it'll take years for me to grow my new chest, bit by bit.

Any name can be gender-neutral if you try hard enough.

@electronics-girl

10 ай бұрын

Says Michael from Star Trek Discovery.

@janusgreenway6934

10 ай бұрын

Right. Sure they can.

@costanzarosamongioi5989

10 ай бұрын

@@electronics-girl you read my mind! It honestly never phased me, her name is Michael and that is that, no need fuss about it.

@Pa5an1

10 ай бұрын

Yep, we have Alice Cooper and Marilyn Manson after all

@mroselli

10 ай бұрын

well since this is all make believe, i guess you can just make anything up you want 🤷‍♂

for the final one: often if you dye an area where hair is shorter or thinner the skin underneath will get dyed too, but it will only last a day or two then it will go back to normal and the hair will stay dyed

Unrelated, but I just got told that by me openly supporting someone who is in the process of transitioning, I must also congratulate somebody who suffers from anorexia for losing weight. I may have lost my ever-loving collectible s***. So thank you Jamie for doing what you're doing, and making the videos that you do, because honestly I was in full wrap mode for like 5 minutes and then I realized you made a video and I was able to cool down and watch a video by somebody who actually knows what the f*** they're talking about. So I appreciate you thank you.

@akitokutikabanae7010

10 ай бұрын

💜💜💜

@electronics-girl

10 ай бұрын

Ugh. I hate it when they say "Why don't you treat being trans the same way as ?" Well, because clinical data has shown that the treatment that leads to the best outcomes are different for these two different things. But they want to think that whatever they can imagine in their armchair in a couple of minutes is somehow better than research done by generations of doctors and scientists.

As a trans guy that was so proud of my waist-long hair, it was so weird to cut it so short for the first time, and I still miss it, now I know it was more to be socially affirming than to ease dysphoria since I'm growing it back out and I do so much to express myself with it I don't mind it being long bc it doesn't change who I am, but I love seeing people's faces when they get a new and better haircut, that joy is overwhelming and wonderful

@frolikswfroggys6416

10 ай бұрын

Thank you for sharing your story. Hair seems to be such an important part to so many in the community and I get it. Glad you are able to go back to having your hair at the length you want without it getting in the way of expressing yourself the way you want. Keep being amazing! You're beautiful and I am proud of you.

@Fuchswinter

10 ай бұрын

I did the same! The short hair looked good and absolutely served it's purpose but I'm growing my hair out again and loving it :D

@ConclusiveConfusion

10 ай бұрын

Never underestimate the power of being a dude with long locks if animu has taught us anything.

OK, last one, I promise. I would love someone to create a book of names, where it collects lots of stories from trans and non-binary folx, talking about their relationship with (first) names and how they came to have the name they do. It feels like such a very intimate, and powerful thing, and I've heard some wonderful stories of the process of choosing a name, be it choosing a new one, or choosing to keep one. I don't know, it feels like one of those "getting to the heart of the human experience" type things.

@frolikswfroggys6416

10 ай бұрын

Wonderful said. Names can be so personal and the stories and meanings behind them are vast. Keep being incredible, and have a spectacular day!

@katbairwell

10 ай бұрын

@@frolikswfroggys6416 Bless your kind heart, keep on being awesome, my friend!

Sasha is one of those names that varies a lot by country. As an American who's been to Russia, I'd say it's considered more of a feminine name in the U.S. but in Russia (30 years ago or so) about half the men were named Alexander and called Sasha.

@notallwhowanderarelost4797

10 ай бұрын

🤔 Since he’d rather not change his name, maybe that Sasha in the TikTok should just start speaking in a Russian accent 😜

Fun fact: In the south eastern U.S. there is a tradition of naming boys Shelby. And then they get misgendered over the phone or via mail all the time, just because people are like "but that's a girls name" and the guys named that be like "Apparently not mother F*er". It's hilarious yet frustrating how people just gender names when it's literally a made up word like LMAO

we love some trans positivity

@frolikswfroggys6416

10 ай бұрын

Love all positivity, but especially for those that need it most! And if you haven't heard yet today, you're awesome!

@TheJasperEffect

10 ай бұрын

@Stopsins wow youre so edgy 🙄

Lesson: Always be happy about yourself, even if your on a platform no one likes

Lol. Poor Sasha. As a person whose mum gave all her children gender neutral names (love her, but mine also seems to confuse people in particular 😅) I feel that.

I *adore* when trans fam share their favourite photos. I am a disabled person who has all sorts of complex emotions surround my body, bodily autonomy, the expectations - even demands - of others, most of which science isn't equipped to ameliorate. I don't know if this informs my love of trans joy, but I love it so much, seeing people find comfort and joy in their own skin, is a beautiful, powerful, life-affirming thing. There's a lot of shared love, and mutual support, between the trans and disabled communities, in part - I believe - because society treats us all as though we are broken, incomplete humans who do not fit into the pattern. We are not broken, if society does not encompass all the different ways to be human, then it is society that is broken. Anyway, I started talking about a nice thing, and got ranty and weird - again. There are few things that bring me as much wholehearted joy, as seeing my trans siblings shining with happiness. If anyone reading this is struggling with their body relationship, I am sending you so much love, and hopes that you find a way through to your own shining happiness, whatever that is for you. Love and solidarity

@TheoRae8289

10 ай бұрын

Please accept my love and moral support for all the things you have to deal with.

@danakchampion

10 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for your post 🧡 I am trans nonbinary, and experience chronic illness(es) and disability (i.e. ableism). I've been through so many extremes with my appearance, my weight, stamina, my muscle strength, how my body feels to move, what it feels like to live inside my body and my head, my ability to maintain my own standards of hygiene much less grooming, how I feel when I look in the mirror. It's a rollercoaster of dysphoria. I don't hear *body dysphoria* discussed as much in regards to illness/disability as to gender, except maybe in the context of disordered eating. I really appreciate you bringing light to this. 🙏 And yes, disability isn't something we are, it's something we experience in a society that doesn't bother itself with meeting our basic needs.

@kiedisboughen5318

10 ай бұрын

I cannot describe how based you are

@akitokutikabanae7010

10 ай бұрын

​@@danakchampionI feel like i kinda could have written this. Thank you 💜

@katbairwell

10 ай бұрын

@@danakchampion Oh, dear friend, you have to endure so much! I recognise so much of what you say, to have gender dysphoria to contend with also must require tremendous strength of will. Life should not require us to be brave, in every moment, but you have had to be, and you are. Bless you, dear friend, and thank you for reaching out, it means so much to me that you would share your experience. I am so very proud of you, and I love you.

PUD is a perfectly ultimate dinosaur. Jamie I love your vids.

Hwres some trans positivy for you all. Ive been taking estrogen for about 6 months now and if im doing the measurments correctly, I currently have B cups! Had to share it somewhere! So excited to see where thia takes me!

@yshktdhnkppfffryu69

10 ай бұрын

Yooo that's awesome!

@TheoRae8289

10 ай бұрын

Wow congratulations!

@kiedisboughen5318

10 ай бұрын

Good for you!

@hellokristi

10 ай бұрын

Congratulations!! I'll never forget the day my daughter, after having been on HRT for about three months, came running out of the bathroom shouting "Mom!! Mom!! My boobs are coming in!!" I'm so happy for you!!!!

@Kira-zm7vy

10 ай бұрын

@hellokristi That's awesome! Wish I had that kind of support when I was younger. But then it wasn't really an option for me back then. I've read that many trans women don't get above A cups, so this is very exciting. Especially starting late in life. I didn't think I'd see any results!

My best friend overwhelmed me with questions yesterday... it was reafirming. She said: Your nephew doesn't understand their own identity, but that doesn't give anyone the right to make them unconfortable, so I need yo understand. Kids deserve to be respected and I want to give them that... heart warming. I won't forget it

These videos make my nonbinary heart so happy, especially top surgery reveals. 🥺 Edit: I have a hair story! I had hair down to my butt from when I was little but, at 19, I chopped it to shoulder length then cut it to a more masculine style later on. It was the best decision of my life.

@akitokutikabanae7010

10 ай бұрын

I had my hair the same lenght that i decided to cut at 18... I've been happy like sometimes, some months it was great. Now they're back at the lenght 😂 but im still a proud non-binary boy ✨ it's cool to see so multiple possibilities and that everyone is valid !

I've been needing some queer joy lately, I'm so glad you're covering trans tiktok!

@frolikswfroggys6416

10 ай бұрын

Hey. In case you haven't heard it today. You are an amazing person! Keep being you!

That nonbinary couple in the black outfits tho Both of them were giving me gender envy. I applaud their looks and fits.

@fevre_dream8542

10 ай бұрын

Agreed, they both looked amazing and I'm *very* jealous

@hellokristi

10 ай бұрын

@Stopsins why do you do this? Your mental health is worrisome. I hope you can go get the help you need so you can be less intolerant and hateful. Please be kind to yourself and others.

@frolikswfroggys6416

10 ай бұрын

​@hellokristi try to not let it bother you. I've seen this pop up a lot in the comments today. Pretty sure they just copy paste because hate is hallow and lazy. Where as our love is vast and unique to each person we reach out to.

@frolikswfroggys6416

10 ай бұрын

True. But I am sure you also look beautiful in whatever you choose to wear. Keep being you! You are amazing!

I recently found out they make skorts with pockets. And with that news I don't think I'll ever voluntarily wear pants ever again.

@electronics-girl

10 ай бұрын

All of my skirts and dresses have pockets. (Except for one dress, which is a vintage dress.)

@alex_runarin

10 ай бұрын

​@@electronics-girlhey where did you get them pspspspsp all my skirts and dresses don't have pockets

@electronics-girl

10 ай бұрын

@@alex_runarin When I was first transitioning, I got some really cheap (in both price and quality) skirts and dresses from Amazon, and they had pockets. These days, I pretty much buy all of my dresses from eShakti. All of their dresses have pockets. (Actually, it's an option, and you can choose them with or without pockets, but the default is to have pockets.)

You always post right as I’m getting out of school, so I get to watch your videos on the bus. It’s perfect.

@Swiftie4Life2023

9 ай бұрын

I love this! ❤

It makes me so happy to see all the enby representation, love seeing people like me be proud and happy!

@NoxBVansyn

10 ай бұрын

Me too!

@hellokristi

10 ай бұрын

@Stopsins please go get the help that you need to alleviate your hate-fueled messages. Please be kind to yourself and others.

@kaisoep

10 ай бұрын

@Stopsins stop spamming that comment under every LGBTQ+ video and get a life

@frolikswfroggys6416

10 ай бұрын

You are amazing! Keep it up! I love you and am proud of you!

I want the pockets! I wear men's trousers atm, because where else is my phone supposed to go? The plushies are super cute, I love them ❤

@rosiefay7283

10 ай бұрын

Your bag! Get a bag with as many pockets as you can find that are big enough for your phone or for whatever else you need to tote with you.

@tjenadonn6158

10 ай бұрын

They make skorts with pockets. Have the pockets AND the spinny: it's the ultimate transfemme dream.

@janinasaam

10 ай бұрын

@@rosiefay7283 True, but I personally am no fan of a bag. And I wouldn't want to have to carry one inside the house/ in my garden as well qwq

@janinasaam

10 ай бұрын

@@tjenadonn6158 That is cool. I might need those haha

My mom always told me that i shouldn't let others dictate who i am and that being different from the norm is not bad. But threw a fit when i came out as trans femme to her. She litterally asked me why she couldn't have a normal kid (both me and my sister have autism, i have also adhd) all those years of telling me i don't have to fit in only to complain about not have a child who fits in.

@jn9850

10 ай бұрын

❤ F*** normal nonsense

I want a trans egg, it would be so nice to watch a friend grow into a happy trans person.

Can't wait for my pud! Gonna give the egg to my trans daughter 🥰🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈

@greenisnotacreativecolour

10 ай бұрын

Buy two! What's she gonna do with a tiny soft egg?

HEY HI HELLO OK SO my first name is Dylan, which to most people reads masculine. As a little kid, I leaned into the whole "girly" thing to reinforce to adults that yes, I'm a girl, yes, my name is Dylan, no, my parents weren't expecting a boy, yes, they chose Dylan specifically for a girl. I ID as agender now, and absolutely love my name, but it drove me up the wall as a kid. I have been feeling Sasha's frustration MY WHOLE LIFE, I so get it. (Side note, I'd already come around to loving my name a while ago, but there was still that little bit of ick associated with it in my mind, until I found out about Dylan Mulvaney. Something about a trans woman choosing the name Dylan for herself just absolutely destroyed that last little bit of ick surrounding my name.)

@TheoRae8289

10 ай бұрын

I'm glad you're in a much better place now with your name.

@fantasticalfascination

10 ай бұрын

@@TheoRae8289 I am, too! It's kind of fun now to think about how different I would be if I had a different name and didn't have that on my mind all the time as a kid.

@fantasticalfascination

10 ай бұрын

​@@trevorchester4439 Keeping her name is still a choice, just like the one Sasha made. I hope you recover from your bad attitude soon

@hellokristi

10 ай бұрын

From a mom perspective, maybe your parents always knew. From the time my kiddo was born, literally right away, I always knew she was not your average cis/het boy but did not know exactly how that would shake out, so when she came out to me as trans I barely blinked an eye. I'd like to think that your parents had a glimpse into the future that Dylan would suit you well. I wish you the best!!

@satonimon2774

10 ай бұрын

i only know the woman dylan mulvaney, you seem to be talking about a man. can i ask who that is?@@trevorchester4439

As a trans person this is accurate 😂😂

Pud is adorable, also they should have a little cape with an S on it... so its also a spud

@WhyIsTheClosetDoorOpening

10 ай бұрын

Omg, that’s literally perfect

@yshktdhnkppfffryu69

10 ай бұрын

:0 that be so cute!!!

@sovietdoge.7369

10 ай бұрын

That'd be simple perfection

@ashercd6487

10 ай бұрын

Spud Pud the Pri-Dino

Thank you for the good vibes ! I am pretty close to top surgery and feel more and more anxious about it. Your video made me forget this anxiety for a short amount of time.

@babs_babs

10 ай бұрын

good luck! soon you’ll be in the no tittie committee

@jakzillagames

10 ай бұрын

@@babs_babs if this doesn't become a common term within the next 7 weeks I will gouge out my own eyeballs

I don't know anything else about him but Sasha has a really cool song as a rebutal to the "if archeologist find your bones they'd say you were a girl" bs. It made me emotional.

@heycaitlinash

10 ай бұрын

Yes! I was hoping someone mentioned this. There was also an archeologist that dueted his song and was so positive and affirming.

I 100% agree that bow ties are amazing. I love them and they give me so much euphoria. 10/10, very gender

@ShinTriAce

10 ай бұрын

...you know, I think I should try one out sometime, see if I like wearing one. Because bow ties are cool.

@maskedmallard537

10 ай бұрын

​@@ShinTriAceBow ties are sooooo cool! I have a collection. Unfortunately, I don't really wear collared shirts in my day to day. 😢 My poor, neglected tie collection. 😫

@frolikswfroggys6416

10 ай бұрын

Bow ties are indeed cool. Also fezzes. And have you tried excessively long scarves? Keep being you, you amazing person you! Allons-y!

My name is noun- it's a very nice noun, but slightly girly. I transitioned and kept it. I've been fighting for my weirdass name my whole life! I'm not about to stop just because Karen gets confused. That being said, there are days I wish I was just Tyler....

@TheoRae8289

10 ай бұрын

I considered keeping my dead name as my middle name (would be like Richard Gere's) but deep down I knew anyone who learned it would only call me that and I didn't want to end up hurting someone 😅

@alex_runarin

10 ай бұрын

​@@TheoRae8289I'm keeping my dead name as a middle name too but adding it alongside my original middle name (so I have 2 middle names) cus my dead name was the name of my grandma. My original middle name is the name of my other grandma so I'd feel bad removing one and keeping the other. (Also my original initials spelled Gay and its too good to change, this way I can add my chosen name infront and become AGAY)

This is sort of off topic for the video, but it popped in my head during the video of the trans woman who was all "I've always been a woman, transitioning saved my life." The actor they cast for Coby in the live action One Piece show is a trans man!

@fevre_dream8542

10 ай бұрын

Firstly, awesome! Secondly, there's a one piece live action show? Is it good?

@NoxBVansyn

10 ай бұрын

@@fevre_dream8542 I’ve watched the first two episodes and am obsessed with it.

For what I know Sasha is a shorter version of both Aleksandr and Aleksandra (the origin is Russian, and I don't know how to write it). In a book I've read that most of Russian short names are gender neutral, so you just cannot assume that a person is female just because their name ends with -a!!! 😖

i don’t have a tiktok and rely on you for my curated trans tiktok fix. thank you 😂

Lemme give you a tip, Sasha. So it's a very VERY common name in some Slavic regions and its typically a VERY MUCH unisex name, BUT if y'all want to know, there is more 'masc' version of Sasha - Sanya. It's basically the same name but a cute little nickname, literally every bruttal man i know called SANYA or SANYOK same thing

@Pa5an1

10 ай бұрын

Im german and if I saw the name Sanya written somewhere I’d assume it’s a female name 😅 but I always try to google names I’m not familiar with before interacting with the person

6:28 OMG IT’S NAOMI FROM ‘HEARTSTOPPER’ SEASON 2! I loved her and Felix on the show.

I gotta thank Johnny bcuz they just introduced me to the term "Manic Pixie Dream Thembo" and that is literally my gender

I'm not visibly trans to most people, but yesterday I went out in a sweatshirt that says "SUPER QUEER" in huge letters and rainbow pins on my rainbow bag. Normally I wouldn't feel comfortable being that overt to do regular shopping but I just forgot I decided to dress extra that day. The number of old ladies who went out of their way to be super nice to me and chat with me and compliment me was extremely chill and affirming. I have had some issues with people being aggressive towards me when I'm wearing way less queer gear, so this was a nice reminder that a lot of people aren't garbage people and want to be kind and normal.

I'm a trans dude. The name I chose for myself is a pet name of my deadname and I love that it's gender neutral even though I'm mostly masculine presenting. I've had several occasions where people were in ear shot discussing what gender I might be and being confused the whole time. It was so funny.

@jn9850

10 ай бұрын

Your user name rocks too!

@berrysnowyboy5251

10 ай бұрын

You're one hell of a cool dude, man 😎✌🏻👏🏻

Ive been really struggling with dysphoria lately, especially being in Tennessee where hrt for youth is illegal now. Your videos help me feel a little better about my situation and gives me hope.

I was born AFAB, I’m a guy though. My birth name was about as neutral as the name Sam, so I chose to keep it. I’ve never regretted that choice for a moment. I will always be the most supportive person of anyone who wants to change their name, but for me personally it would have been quite difficult

THIS WAS SO MUCH FUN! We need more of Trans TikToks in the world ❤

*Good news comment alert!!* My friend has been struggling to transition due to an awful trapped-at-home situation but they've been doing what they can for years. Just recently we finally had a call and they were able to use their new voice! It was sweet and so pretty, we went right into some Real Girl Talk. I'm so proud of them for their accomplishment! 🎉😊😊😊🎉

@frolikswfroggys6416

10 ай бұрын

Amazing! Let them know we are all so proud of them and cheering them on! Keep being an awesome friend!

Anyone needing a little validation for names like Sasha, My dad's name is Shannon, He is AMAB and cis. Also Misha Collins from Supernatural has a twin brother named Sasha!

Daily reminder: Little kids are not getting surgeries that affirm their gender.

@dragonayre-00

10 ай бұрын

Is it? Isn't there some hospitals that offer it tho?

@CYMFYPIBAFIAPKFMMTYSLTLYMVILY

10 ай бұрын

@@dragonayre-00I’m sure they would have to have parents permission, but it’s not 14 y/o’s

@Cohen-Tiger

10 ай бұрын

@@CYMFYPIBAFIAPKFMMTYSLTLYMVILYthis. No children are getting gender affirming surgery’s.

@dragonayre-00

10 ай бұрын

@@CYMFYPIBAFIAPKFMMTYSLTLYMVILY I'm don't remember which hospital is it, maybe I'll Google it, but there's hospital that offer it to people under 17

@CYMFYPIBAFIAPKFMMTYSLTLYMVILY

10 ай бұрын

@@dragonayre-00 and that’s what people call messed up (to me at least)

I am questioning whether I am non binary or genderqueer atm, and this year I cut my hair, and let me tell you it is the best choice I ever made. I have always had really long hair. I cut it to a shoulder length bob once and even donated my hair to a charity, but it kept growing back longer and longer. I have never been a "girly girl" and wanted to do anything with my hair really. In fact I used to really struggle with keeping my hair nice and self-hygiene because of mental health issues and lack of motivation. I had been telling my mam for a good few months that I wanted it cut really short into a cool style and when the day came I was shitting bricks. I was excited, of course, but anxious in case I regretted it and have to wait for it to grow back again. I have to warn you that the first few days of having your hair cut short is quite dreadful, especially if you have long hair. It looks really odd and alien at first and I had to hold in my tears because I thought I looked like a karen, but a few days later I bought some hair bananas to keep my hair back and I really started to like it, and now that it has grown into itself a little bit, it really suits me. Moral of the story, don't knock it till you try it, a big change will always be a shock at first but you don't know until you try if it will grow on you or not! Love you guys!

@hellokristi

10 ай бұрын

Congratulations on your new hair and best wishes for you wherever you land on the gender spectrum!!

@NJ.Magpie

10 ай бұрын

@@hellokristi Thank you! It's always been really confusing, so hopefully I'm getting there! Either way, finding a title isn't the most important thing, the most important thing is being healthy and happy. Thank you for your lovely comment 😊

I needed this today, I’ve started a new job in which most of my coworkers are very extremely conservative christians, so I’ve had to go by my dead name and the wrong pronouns for safety. I’ve been socially transitioned for YEARS and it’s so jarring to hear the wrong name, let alone constantly being called a she. I really, really wish it was safer to medically transition in my very red state. But it’s just. It makes me feel safer to be able to go undercover and in the closet, even now. One day I’ll start on T. I have time. It’s never too late, after all. For now. I’ll live the best I can. I am me, and everyone being wrong constantly will NOT change that. And you know what? At this point it makes me feel like I go to work in drag. I am a drag queen in essence, I play a feminine character. It makes me happy when I think about it like that. I love myself and I love who I used to be too. I just learned more about me over the years. Who I was then and who I am now do not coexist, but they did lay the groundwork for building a convincing show off of.

11:51 Trans woman here, I remember a little after coming out to my grandma we talked a while about it. I mentioned that I was still only interested in dating women and not men and she was confused as to why I would transition if I didn't want to date men. She has been extremely supportive and this wasn't meant as a rude comment. I thought it was kind of funny and I think just reveals some generational differences

@electronics-girl

10 ай бұрын

Yeah, my dad was confused, too. He was surprised when I came out, and said, "I always thought you liked women." I said, "I do, Dad... I'm a lesbian!"

@frolikswfroggys6416

10 ай бұрын

Thank you for sharing your story. Glad to hear that grandma was supportive of you. I'm proud of you for being who you are. You are amazing!

You 100% can dye your pit hair the same way you dye your head hair (mine are pink!) But sweat fades it faster and don't wear white! Have fun!

i saw vidoe today saying that "all men have a freckle on the inside of their forarm close to the elbow" which ofc is ridiculous, but as a trans masc person i felt weirdly affirmed by having that freckle (and there were so many trans ppl in the comments saying da same) 😂😅

Definitely second the "even cis people get misgendered based on their name". Even before i id'd as nonbinary, i would constantly get stuff in the mail or voicemails from doctors and shit for "Mr.[Name]".

JaMiE wiLL nEvEr bE a ReAL wOmaN❤

@Aarenby

10 ай бұрын

​@@trevorchester4439oh it's the absuer

I also kept my name when I transitioned. But for me it's backwards. I have a traditionally masculine name that is gender neutral-ish. So people got confused because of my name all the time. Then I came out as a trans man and transitioned. Now no one bats an eye at my name. My parents even joke that they may have gotten my gender wrong as a kid but they got my name right.

@jn9850

10 ай бұрын

❤

I don't know if this will be useful to anyone but - My name is Sasha and it varies in assumption of gender when spoken with country/language (it's not exactly neutral, moreso its one or the other depending on where in the world you are), but a general rule when written in English-speaking countries it's usually female when spelt with an s 'Sasha' and male when spelt with a c 'Sacha'.

there’s a pride parade near where i live happening on saturday, and i’ve managed to get my parents to think im hanging out with my friends, which means i can go!!! it’ll be my first pride parade ever, and i can’t wait for it!!! (im 15, and i’ve been questioning shit for about 3 years lol) just wanted to share because i’m super excited for it!!

@ComputerGoblin02

10 ай бұрын

Good for you!!!!!!! Hell yea!!!!! You go buddy!!!!!!

@Chaos-._

10 ай бұрын

@@trevorchester4439 Citation needed.

i used to always have long hair. it was long enough that i had to pull it over my shoulder to use the bathroom or else it would go in the toilet water. when i was 18 my mom finally let me cut my hair. unfortunately her and the hairdresser pressured me into getting it shoulder length instead of how i really wanted it cause "it would traumatize me" from cutting it all off in one go like that. nowadays i never let my hair get longer than the base of my neck cause it always feels so uncomfortable. short hair ftw

@TheoRae8289

10 ай бұрын

Basically how I am with my hair now. I'm so irritated that I can't get it cut right now. Ironically, though, my mother's obsession with my paternal uncle resulted in me having an accidental mullet in 5th grade. That was the first time a total stranger gendered me correctly (lady called me young man while asking directions), and despite not having the language for it, deep down I knew it was correct.

@Renny_Boi

10 ай бұрын

@@TheoRae8289 omg that reminds me of one time i went to the bathroom in a public washroom. an older lady looked at me so confused and asked why i was in the ladies room when i had come out of the stall. that made so so happy and still does to think about!

@jn9850

10 ай бұрын

It sucks that you weren't supported by your mom! I can understand why an unfamiliar hairdresser would say that, I've seen more than a few people (kids & adults) absolutely loose their crap when getting long hair chopped. It's heartbreaking for the stylist to see them break down sobbing, so it is a common concern if the client is new. For anyone looking to hack that hair off, consider going to a good salon/barbershop and ask for a consultation then appointment. And if they don't listen to you, maybe try a different place. Hair is extremely personal & a good stylist will work with you, not against you.

I am an old trans and so you whipper-snappers with your Toks-Tik confuse me (/s) so I really love seeing all the happy trans folk

@babs_babs

10 ай бұрын

hope you get your share of trans joy too! us youngins have a lot of respect for our older trans fam. stay safe fren 😊

Game on bigots. Every time I see you comment something negative, I am gonna go find a number of people sharing their stories and tell them how amazing they are. So please, keep posting your hate under my comments. The notifications are a great reminder to go tell others how awesome they are and how proud of them I am.

@Chaos-._

10 ай бұрын

I think this is a wonderful thing for you to do.

SPEAKING OF HEARTSTOPER. There is another book coming in November and OMG I am so excited.🎉🎉

I just wanted to say thank you so much for your youtube channel! I'm starting T in two days and getting top surgery in four months and I definitely wouldn't have gotten here without your videos. When I came out to my parents and they wanted to learn more yours were the first videos I sent them. It's because of you and the youtube trans community that I was able to find myself and come out to everyone I love. So thank you

Coming from watching Noahfinnce's cover video to watch this video - I couldn't have guessed how much these improved my evening but both videos do sooooo much improve day...I manifest nice nightly dreams after this, based on the peace this gives me :)

@Riordanverse39

10 ай бұрын

The fact that I did this too-

@Nautilus.119

10 ай бұрын

@@Riordanverse39 Stayed up longer than expected, therefore I am watching both videos another time (for good sleeping vibes). Is it night for you as well??? If so, hope you are having a nice night with some good rest :)

@Riordanverse39

10 ай бұрын

@@Nautilus.119 It’s the afternoon for me, but I hope you have a good night!

Sasha is a really common nickname for men in Russia. It is a gender neutral name worldwide but I think it's usually assumed to be a femme person in the U.S.

In Germany, Sascha (yes, with a c, "sch" is how we write the "sh" sound) is an exclusively male name. I was very confused when upon realising that Sashas were (mostly) female in the English speaking world.

Great video as always. I literally just got back from a trip and one of our guides was a guy called Sasha.

I needed this today ❤ lately the algorithm sends me so many transphobic shorts it's getting annoying...

@electronics-girl

10 ай бұрын

Oh, I'm always getting trans-friendly shorts. But I've noticed that the majority of comments on trans shorts tend to be transphobic. (Long videos get transphobic comments, too, but usually a smaller percentage.)

@frolikswfroggys6416

10 ай бұрын

I'm sorry to hear the algorithm is bringing you down. Remember, you are amazing, and we love you!

To the people who use religion as an excuse to saying that being trans is wrong: God loves *everyone,* and he made me exactly the way I am. And if that includes being trans, then so be it But then again I'm an atheist so what do I know

@BlueBanana.

10 ай бұрын

Lol, I used to be Christian but now I’m not anymore because apparently he made me but I’m not supposed to be gay but he made me gay so fuck god

@Aarenby

10 ай бұрын

​@@BlueBanana.I'm sorta still Christian but yeah I largely agree

I'm a cis-woman who shaved her hair and although some regrowth phases were awkward, I had so much fun playing with it!