Gender is a very fluid thing. If you're gender expansive, it's okay. Don't over think gender, its already complicated enough. Experiment at your will, but safely. Sometimes you won't ever know what's your sexuality or gender, which is perfectly fine. Things takes time, so if you're questioning yourself, just be easy with yourself. Be gentle. I'm trans and trust me, it took a while to figure out why I felt a certain way and why I never felt like I was in the "norms". But other than that just live comfortably and not worry so much about your gender (or sexuality). You as an individual is more than just what body parts you are born with and who you want to throw a TV at. ((:

if youre genuinley thinking to yourself "but what if im faking?" chances are you arent faking. this applies to everything.

"I throw a TV at her" - Sam Collins 2017

I love getting TVs thrown at me

What if we can't experiment? I want to buy boy clothes and cut my hair, but my parents won't allow it.

im honestly so confused bc when i was little ( like 5 or 6)i was perfectly fine with being a girl, i was practically a walking gender role, but now i feel like shit being a girl. that's what's the most confusing, because being trans isnt something you develop, but for the past few years ive been unhappy with the gender i am. its really just fucking me up man

"how do you have sex?" "I throw a tv at her." I died laughing.

When I was 12 (last year lmao) I thought I was trans and asked people online to call me male pronouns and I was fine with it and it made me happy. I'm still kind of confused but hey! It doesn't really matter

i came out to my dad as trans today so... im still anxious wtf

"I throw a tv at her" I knew it

"Or you just start feeling so at age 12"

how to know (kinda)

tip: make online friends and introduce yourself as he/him and use a boy name.

I just started testosterone this year and you're my role model

i bind, i wear "boy" clothes, i have short hair, and i act pretty "boy-ish" like, i like when people "misgender" me as a guy, but im still pretty fucking scared. i dont know. my friends are supportive and i guess my family is too because they let me wear whatever i want, yet i dont think they will like if i tell them "hey im a boy now! these are my pronouns!!" so idk. i just... its difficult because i really want top surgery and hormones. but idk.

When I was 3-4 yrs old I look at my brother and I said I'm like you, I started wearing his clothes and eventually my parent started buying me boys clothes. When I was 11 my mom pulled me aside from my friends and she said, "do you want to be a boy". I didn't say anything because I was like wtf you talking about I am. She asked me the same question a couple years later and I just couldn't say anything because we were with our neighbors and they were b**ches. I found out what transgender was when I was a sophomore in high school and I started binding with ace bandages. I got my first binder from trans fellas on KZread a couple months ago. Im going to be 18 in 5 months and I hopefully will start T sometime soon. But I love your videos 😊

Getting thrown a tv is the best way to have sex 🙌

You are so cute! And I think I'm a transgender boy, but sometimes I feel really feminine. Boys can be feminine, but sometimes I feel like a girl, I suppose. However, female pronouns make me really uncomfortable. Being misgendered isn't exactly a stab to the chest, its more like an uncomfortable feeling that I can explain. At one point I thought I was genderfluid and then I thought I was agender (they/them). I'm still not sure about my identity, I am only thirteen after all. But I'm glad I watched this because I feel like experimenting could really help me out. I never had early signs of being trans, by the way. The thought just suddenly hit me a few months ago like "woah wait.. what if I'm not actually female?". Anyways, you're so cute and I love you and you're amazing and thanks for making this video <3

I tried many things, like, I even thaught I was trans at a point. Being a girl isn't my thing, being a guy either, like I don't feel that confortable being only one of those. So I tried just being myself. I look like a mix of both, so I just say I'm like, gender fluid. I wear mostly men's clothes because I feel more confortable in them, but if I ever feel more "girly", I have some little things to help me. I even have two binders. People might not understand me, but I don't even care anymore, I'm me and fuck the others. It took almost 19 years to be myself, I'm not going back.

I'm 12 and last night at 3 in the morning I was crying because I didn't understand if I wanted be be male or stay a female. I told my best friend this morning that I was questioning it and she really wants to help me and I'm so glad I told her she is so supportive.