This channel seriously does wonders in shedding a light on conversations that aren’t talked about in society, or that are seen as bad or weak conversations to have. Thank you Jubilee for this video. I’m sure many people out there love hearing these words being said.

@Pomni740

26 күн бұрын

He got lucky.

@FaultyParadox

26 күн бұрын

I hate to say it, but I was crying listening to some of these stories. I wish people would take more serious time to listen to other people, and to just accept that bad things happen, and that we can move on from our worst moments and be better. It seems to me that people think that pushing it under the rug, or "it didn't happen" is the best way to deal with these problems, but there's not an action that I think we need done unless we can find that justice, but someone to just hold us together while we're broken, just for a moment.

@IIIISai

26 күн бұрын

Na they monetise trauma for clicks lol

@FaultyParadox

26 күн бұрын

​@@IIIISai would you monetize your trauma? If you're assuming this isn't willing or isn't done in a fair way I disagree. However, we can't prove if it is willing or unwilling, or done in bad faith, unless the video poster gives us more detail in how these videos compensate the people on screen or if it's truly just a PSA to bring awareness, so no one has to suffer like they did. I think your comment is just trying to get attention, or you're just repeating what you hear other people say without knowing why, or you just don't know better. Now, would you like to add to the conversation?

@barbiekay5464

26 күн бұрын

@@IIIISaino they talk about trauma doing it in silence is the worst thing you can do talking about it helps

Lets give a raise to whoever thought this video up.

@ralkyrie8799

26 күн бұрын

Facts!!! 😂😂💯💯

@VCVerse

26 күн бұрын

Absolutely! What an amazing video and video concept

@alchemillaachillea4772

26 күн бұрын

Absolutely! 🙏

@hugof2817

26 күн бұрын

We need more like this.

@cabacani

26 күн бұрын

Yes, absolutely!!!

Its so fucked up anyone would downplay their own child's abuse regardless of gender.

@kylespevak6781

26 күн бұрын

I feel like people say this online then do the exact opposite in reality

@Musalia94

26 күн бұрын

​@kylespevak6781 ❤exactly. They want to seem like they can handle the curtain opening but when they think of what it means to open up, they choose to brush it under the rug.

@kylespevak6781

26 күн бұрын

@@Musalia94 & it makes it hurt twice as much because then you feel lied to

@Pomni740

26 күн бұрын

He got lucky.

@AJ-lm5dl

26 күн бұрын

​@@kylespevak6781 bingo. It's all virtual virtue signaling.

Zach, if you're reading this, i went through the exact same thing with a coworker. I had the same scenario, the same realization the next day, the same denial from those close to me at the time. I had to move, quit jobs, ditch my entire friend group at the time, and it still didn't feel enough. it's been over 10 years, and things DID get better. your pain is real, what you went through is real, and you DO NOT have to go through this alone.

@stellalegolasnevolous4666

25 күн бұрын

I'm very sorry that happened to you

@bonniem1865

25 күн бұрын

So sorry that happened to you. Thanks for sharing, your feelings are valid and im so proud of you.

@shanafondon8767

25 күн бұрын

I am so sorry 😞 😔 hugs and prayers goes out to you. This is awful.

@Loncyrus

25 күн бұрын

I’m so so sorry. Thank you for sharing your story with us. I’m so happy to hear that things have gotten better for you. Wishing you the best because I understand that it’s always going to be a journey of healing🩵

@user-fw5gp2me9b

23 күн бұрын

its so funny how yall take sa towards men so serious but j9oke about it when it comes to females

“I believe you” made me break down in tears. You don’t know how much you really need to hear that until you do.

I can’t believe that nurse that decided to laugh at him saying he was SA’ed. You’re in the wrong industry!

@Pomni740

26 күн бұрын

He got lucky.

@huntersmith7796

26 күн бұрын

so disgusting.... and his mom too.

@brandonross8200

26 күн бұрын

Nurses are people are people in general especially women don't take it seriously if a guy says they been assaulted.

@SaidByTy

26 күн бұрын

@@brandonross8200 Men generally don’t take it seriously either. A lot of men think hooking up with older women when they’re minors is something to brag about. If anything, I see far more women make attempts to explain to men how that’s not okay.

@trade5374

26 күн бұрын

@@SaidByTy I see more women say "men cant be graped" so idk what youre talking about.

what kind of a mother tells his son to hide the abuses he suffered?

@evepoole3966

26 күн бұрын

A bad one

@DenSoua

26 күн бұрын

Too many of them

@Amor_fati.Memento_Mori

26 күн бұрын

​@@evepoole3966 That's a lot of moms. 😂 Ever been to India?

@Thegreatblazingsun

26 күн бұрын

Most of them ...women care more about social status than people.

@mikehawkslong5529

26 күн бұрын

You'd be surprised how many

1 in 6 men reported having being sexually assaulted but we must factor the fact that most men who are sexually assaulted never reported it. So I personally believe that number is bigger. I must also say some people do not deserve the gift of a child. A mother telling her son to not mention the abuse needs to be locked up as well as the abuser. My heart goes out to these victims.

@anunwantedsoul3672

25 күн бұрын

And you can forget about men who get sexually assaulted by women getting taken seriously in this messed up world. It's so sad that in almost every sense, men SA is dismissed

@Ajaxykins

25 күн бұрын

I imagine kiddie diddlers and SA are at the root of origins of homophobic hate. Especially when LGBTQ was way more socially despised and thus no one would present outwardly... if that was your only known interaction with homosexuality you'd think everyone who was gay was an enemy

@AlexClayland1232

24 күн бұрын

@@anunwantedsoul3672 In India a woman can never be a grapist according to law. In UK tooo and many other countries. Female privilege

@anunwantedsoul3672

24 күн бұрын

@@AlexClayland1232 It's important that we don't blame women for this. I'm not saying that is what you're doing, but I think it opened up a conversation that this comment section really needed, considering most of these laws, privileges and whatever are also imposed by men which are degrading to both men and women. It's sad that men played a big part in developing the very system that oppresses them

@AlexClayland1232

24 күн бұрын

@@anunwantedsoul3672 Feminists when laws favor men: PaTrIaRcHy Feminists when laws favour women: PaTrIaRcHy

Im currently pregnant and about to give birth to a boy. Because of my past with SA, it’s been difficult for me to heal my relationship with men. When I found out I was having a boy, I was disappointed, I was scared and insecure that I wasn’t going to be able to separate the way I view men from my newborn child. Intellectually I knew that it was wrong to feel this way, but no matter how much I rationalized my prejudices away, the rationalizations never reached my heart where all I had was rage. This video really helped me let go of that. We are not separate, we are all just children running from the same things. I’m glad that I am able to feel this shift in my heart, I’ve been desperate to..

@animapringleot7381

7 күн бұрын

I really hope your relationship gets better and as long as you keep working your viewpoint, you will have a mother son relationship full of love. don’t villianise yourself over something that you didn’t have control of, the fact your trying your best to be the mother for your child is enough. Thank you for still being here today.

@shreksyq

3 күн бұрын

Wish the best for you and your boy❤

Why won’t people take mens SA seriously?? I’ll never understand. Strength and love to the guy with the navy shirt

@_heyitsyves201

26 күн бұрын

Because so many people believe that men always just want to have sex. It’s played down as a “ohh you were just nervous” or “an attractive girl/guy touched you. You’re lucky” and people brush it off as a joke. It creates this feeling of Men can’t be victims. It’s a shame that so many men go thru such things and no one cares.

@flipperboy2754

26 күн бұрын

@@_heyitsyves201preach brother 🤝🏽

@ianhorne9594

26 күн бұрын

Well society don’t really care about men’s issues.

@nayaxoo

26 күн бұрын

they don't take women's SA seriously either.. i see people, mostly men, laughing, disrespecting and disregarding r*pe, domestic ab*se, harrassement..ect all the time! and this says a lot about us as a society, and as a species even. sad af.

@Maithebandit

26 күн бұрын

MEN don't take others men's problems seriously in general, especially when it comes to SA

Mens mental health really needs more attention

@brownjordan0523

26 күн бұрын

Big facts

@kylespevak6781

26 күн бұрын

But women will always receive it/ask for more

@ivanmunoz4734

26 күн бұрын

​@@kylespevak6781??? What are you trying to say?

@shivamparikh-pg1ft

26 күн бұрын

@@ivanmunoz4734 I think he has a point he is displaying it in a wrong way its like how women are more prone to talking about their own mental health in compairision to men due to societal standards

@Hydranium

26 күн бұрын

Over the years, I've seen this topic really get a realization effect, like men are people too, that we do have feelings, back when I was younger, the "experts" had no idea what to do so they blamed the person who had the problem and gave such sage advice as "just need to get a job" and "just stop feeling that way"

Not the "women rank men by size" recommendation at the end 😭😭

@brianarc2

25 күн бұрын

Give the poison, sell the cure. Classic @jubilee

@FirstLast-gk6lg

24 күн бұрын

In bad taste

@maxicineahill1073

24 күн бұрын

I'm playing both sides so I can always come out with more money -jubilee

@kaylae8168

22 күн бұрын

I had a men hair growth commercial. It just feels so insensitive after watching this.

@A1_Amir

21 күн бұрын

Jubilee seemed to have made you laugh at that irony. Great support for men

15:09 "I was molested, raped, and sexually assaulted by four of my VERY CLOSE FRIENDS". I had to rewind several times to make sure I heard that correctly. What kind of a "close friend" does this!!?? What kind of world are we living in???

@courtadbobtail600

24 күн бұрын

People are most often raped by the people closest to them.

@Planck944

24 күн бұрын

@@courtadbobtail600but 4 times?

@courtadbobtail600

24 күн бұрын

@@Planck944 Yes, I can tell you read my comment but somehow it feels like you didn't.

@nirestrunk4923

14 күн бұрын

Trans men are especially susceptible to this. It's awful.

@bluesey-182

12 күн бұрын

​@Planck944 yeah unfortunately these things are usually done by people the victim knows and you can't see it coming. there are a lot of awful people

Nobody taking this man’s SA serious is so heartbreaking especially his mother. Shame on her

@Pomni740

26 күн бұрын

He got lucky.

@buffcups

26 күн бұрын

@@Pomni740 what is wrong with you?

@whitneyhouston1122

25 күн бұрын

If I get done with u, ur not gonna be so lucky. Sit down and stop being so rude.

@kino9119

25 күн бұрын

@@Pomni740 Pomni pfp checks out

@82Catfish

25 күн бұрын

people just dont understand SA very well and have pre conceptions that "certain types of people" are immune to SA. It can be anyone. Statistically its overwhelmingly women, but that doesnt mean it cant be you, and you should always be vigilant and careful. Whatever happens just know that there will ALWAYS be people who will know you are telling the truth and will support you.

"Every time I talk about this its me taking my power back just a little bit more.." Woah, this series is great! Definitely one of the more interesting episodes of this series!

@dirt_xo

15 күн бұрын

I'll never be like that. I can never talk about it

No joke, I think this will be my favorite category on this channel. I really appreciate that many different men share their stories so that you can personally get a different perspective on problems. And at the same time you have the opportunity to break down stereotypes and prejudices in a protected atmosphere, without the focus of judgment. There you can simply be yourself. I would be happy to see more episodes!

Every single story made me cry. I'm so proud of these men.

@Pomni740

26 күн бұрын

He got lucky.

@werdiscord867

26 күн бұрын

@@Pomni740 who are you?

@35965

23 күн бұрын

​@@Pomni740 what is ur problem?

My ex told me he was touched at a young age by woman. He just laughed and felt like nothing was wrong. I feel bad for him because I can only imagine how many men were also molested by women but think it’s okay because it’s a woman

@rithvikmuthyalapati9754

26 күн бұрын

If you don't mind me asking why did you two break up?

@tupums

26 күн бұрын

@@rithvikmuthyalapati9754 Curious too because there are men who share and get isolated or dumped by their partner.

@claff4573

26 күн бұрын

@@tupums You're hoping they respond in a way that affirms your bias when it's none of your business lol.

@jpraise6771

26 күн бұрын

​@@tupumsexactly why my secrets will go with me to the grave.

@-Teague-

26 күн бұрын

​@@jpraise6771that's unhealthy though. You just have to find someone you know you can trust.

Hearing the gentleman saying when he said he was raped he was blown off so many times and laughed at hurts me so much. I’ve never been through anything like that but I cannot imagine the pain he felt.

@Pomni740

26 күн бұрын

He got lucky.

@terecitanevarez2905

25 күн бұрын

​@@Pomni740 wdym he got lucky?

@82Catfish

25 күн бұрын

@@terecitanevarez2905 he says that on every comment like this. just ignore it.

@SomethingInteresting-nw2um

24 күн бұрын

yeah its unfortunate that male on male and female on male is viewed as comedy by media

@pastordonkoh7692

24 күн бұрын

"blown off" is diabolical

I think more men are sexually assaulted than we know. It's sad that it is so prevalent and sad to think about the men who do speak up, only to not receive validation, empathy or for the justice system to investigate. I have dated several men who shared with me that they were touched by friends or family at home growing up or in college at parties, and never told anyone. They still live with it but there was never any justice.

@sav44474

25 күн бұрын

It’s heartbreaking

@shanafondon8767

25 күн бұрын

It disturbed my soul as well.😢😢😢😢

@kosinneji9602

25 күн бұрын

Most of their perpetrators are men too

@SomethingInteresting-nw2um

24 күн бұрын

@@kosinneji9602 yeah but it doesn't help that female on male rape is used as a joke by most media nor does it help to say stuff like "most of their perpetrators are men too"

@michelleahn3465

22 күн бұрын

@@SomethingInteresting-nw2um but it's true though...? like 98% of male SA is by men...if we want to prevent male SA, it starts with men and not getting butthurt by that statistic. no one's blaming men, it's about fixing the problem. it's not going to magically go away by ignoring the root of the issue.

it’s so awful hearing that zach had the courage to disclose to TWO people, including a nurse IN A HOSPITAL and was brushed off both times. his opportunity to grow and heal through support from others in that moment was stolen from him.

@annihilam3408

25 күн бұрын

I kinda lost sympathy for him when he said he cut off his best friend just for having the same orientation as the perpetrator

@jojoa7881

24 күн бұрын

@@annihilam3408can u blame him… he said hes trying but yeah its messed up

@annihilam3408

24 күн бұрын

@@jojoa7881 i mean yes i can because they're two separate individuals. Imagine if he was like "i can never trust anyone wearing jeans again" just cuz that's what the guy was wearing. It's just irrelevant

@user-fw5gp2me9b

23 күн бұрын

womp womp

@SetASpark

23 күн бұрын

​@@annihilam3408Did you stop listening as soon as he said it?!?!? He explained why he felt that way and how it's affected him. This weird cultist mentality some of you have is shocking.

i love how these men just talked. it shows that this is probably the first time they’ve had this space to let it out. i hope they all know how heard they are and i cherish the vulnerability they’ve shown. this video will change so many peoples lives ❤

@Nonya12608

26 күн бұрын

The world would be a better place if men did this more often.

@learnnd3243

26 күн бұрын

@@Nonya12608 it wouldnt...

@abdulbutt2850

26 күн бұрын

@@learnnd3243thank u someone with common sense 😂

@Pomni740

26 күн бұрын

He got lucky.

@VocaloidM1

26 күн бұрын

Yes it would, less traumatized men, less men repeating what they've done to them ​@@learnnd3243

Men don't have it on easy mode just because we're men, we need each other and we need love too. Don't be afraid to speak your hearts, you're not alone.

@tabbymoonshine5986

25 күн бұрын

You don't have easy mode. You have easier mode

@bloodywolfwarrior

25 күн бұрын

Both genders experienced similar/different things. We should all speak out.

@AlexClayland1232

24 күн бұрын

@@tabbymoonshine5986 no females have easy mode

@aspebb

24 күн бұрын

​@@AlexClayland1232Did you mean that women have it easier or not? I'm not sure if your comment needed punctuation or not.

@AlexClayland1232

24 күн бұрын

@@aspebb Females have it easier in life. Females and women are the same word in most contexts.

I am female and a survivor and I cried so much. I am so sorry that men are not believed. I am so sorry for you and I wish I could hug you. There is something wrong with this world and we should all try to spread more love

Im a male who was molested and SA more than once. Im 35 now and Ive only now talked about it.

@Pomni740

26 күн бұрын

You got lucky.

@Adindapinda

26 күн бұрын

I am really sorry you had to go through that. I think it is very brave of you to talk about it! Thank you for sharing! I hope you are doing okay :)

@retrominz

26 күн бұрын

@@Pomni740go away. stop leaving these comments on everyone else's comment.

@oburn7581

26 күн бұрын

I believe in you and deeply sorry you went through that … You are so precious all you deserve is kindness and respect and I hope you will find peace despite what some ugly souls have done to you … You are so so precious 👼

@randynewman7173

25 күн бұрын

​@@Pomni740 tf you mean lucky? Tf is wrong with you?

Is it even legal for a nurse to just straight up gaslight a patient about something that they're stating happened DID NOT happened when the nurse was never there?!

@jasminmenzies9759

26 күн бұрын

I sure hope it is!

@sleepy-peepy

26 күн бұрын

It happens all the time, unfortunately. Even when an abuser gets through the process of reporting at a hospital, they often get the same levels of gaslighting from the cops.

@crazyandtrue

24 күн бұрын

@@sleepy-peepy This is one of the many reasons I've started volunteering as a SART support worker, to help provide some emotional support to those who need it. Even if it's a small amount of people and in a small way. Because I will always believe a survivor.

@catherinecran9329

20 күн бұрын

I don’t know if it’s illegal but it is HIGHLY unethical. Regardless of whether she believed him a kit should have been offered as well as a referral to a counselor or psychologist. Even a blood test to see if there were traces of drugs in his system could have been done. By her brushing it off he lost the opportunity to have the evidence to press charges which could have made all the difference for him.

@sabeennaveed9455

14 күн бұрын

praying she loses her license

“I’m standing up now because my generation really needs it” i literally started bawling

As a fellow Male victim of SA I must urge everyone to overestimate the stats present on the issue. So many men experience this without reporting it, or not even understanding that what they experienced with SA. Thank you Jubliee for giving these men a platform to share this terrifyingly relatable secret.

@BelaDesouza_

24 күн бұрын

This!! I know a few men who came to me in private about a situation like that and they never told anyone. It’s sad

@Alia-hw9nx

2 күн бұрын

I’m sorry

Ramiro saying he'd never experienced a discussion like this and would always remember it was so bittersweet

This just shows how much men's feelings are invalidated. Others have to acknowledge that they're also human beings.

@NyathZzZz

26 күн бұрын

Yes!! And it's from the start when a parent says "boys shouldn't cry". If you are reading this as a parent break the cycle!!

@davidbeach7347

25 күн бұрын

@@NyathZzZz that's what I plan to do. when I can finally have these conversations with him (he's 3) it'll be a very emotion conversation where i'll probably end up crying and showingi how angry I was an what that path of self destruction did to my life. I'm almost 30 an i've probably cried more this past year than I have in my entire life.

@lucaschalard2838

25 күн бұрын

​@@NyathZzZzto women !

@BriaBriaaaaa

25 күн бұрын

Exactly 📌 as a woman who watched this through. I cried 😩

@pebbles92able

25 күн бұрын

​@@lucaschalard2838to men! Take accountability

Watching this video I thought if something I don't typically think of. The statistics of SA cases, 97% of predators never see any form of punishment, its 1/6 men that get SA'd and 1/3 women that get SA'd. these are INSANE numbers, LITERALY INSANE. Those are so many people with that type of trauma it is INSANE. It is just horribly insane how many people are victims of SA myself included and still convictions rates are so low its laughable for all the wrong reasons.

@sav44474

25 күн бұрын

Disgusting statistics all around. As a victim myself, I find myself not wanting to be in a world where it’s so common, and just as bad that so many predators get away with it. Living with the hypervigilance, anxiety, and the debilitating fear of men is hardly a life at all. Anyway my heart goes out to you, I hope you find some peace and healing

@izzyhjelmstrom2397

25 күн бұрын

@@sav44474 I agree with you the world sucks when it comes to these things. I hope you find peace and healing too

Johnathan testimony gave me chills. I've done things I'm not proud of and I'm still searching for my own mercy and self Love . Thank you Johnathan .

These moments are EXTREMELY necessary for whichever gender but mostly men. It’s beautiful to see that when opening up you make people think about their own decisions in life.

Johnathan's story was so powerful, we never get to see what life's like for people that have served time for violent crimes. They're forever branded as criminals and society thinks of them as barely human. But it's refreshing to see someone who's reformed and doing well. We see a lot of stories of victims but rarely the stories of perpetrators of a crime.

@Sa_Tatum

26 күн бұрын

I hope I'm analyzing this wrong but that smirk when he said "sorry mom" kinda gives me the vibe that he thinks it's cool to have that backstory. "People look at me and think I'm harmless I'm not a tough guy".... Ok?? Idk probably just me

@alchemillaachillea4772

26 күн бұрын

How much of a victim do you have to be to become a perpetrator

@Pomni740

26 күн бұрын

He got lucky.

@arisetoile

26 күн бұрын

@@Sa_Tatum yeah i agree , feels like he's proud of what he did and isnt too serious , however considering his pasy its maybe how he is

@Gwen_Beautiful_Smile

26 күн бұрын

I was quite taken aback by this story/announcement, and I find him rather eerie...

11:05 this made me cry. I’m so so sorry! It’s disgusting how people don’t take rape seriously especially when it comes to men. Normal people don’t just say they were freaking raped. If someone says that, it’s serious. That stuffs not a freaking joke. I’m so sorry and the monster who did that to you, who took away your freewill deserves to be punished to the highest degree. Just know your feelings are valued, however much time you need you take it. It’s horrifying that a person, so many people could do something so dehumanizing and horrible.

@SomethingInteresting-nw2um

24 күн бұрын

in most media male on male and female on male rape is used as comedy it just goes to show how common it is for it to not be taken seriously

Bro Johnathan’s story is so important. It’s so easy to write off people as horrible people when they deal with anger problems. People are so scared of them nobody wants to talk or show them any love.

@xxmilk-teethxx

26 күн бұрын

i thought the same thing like he was so brave for that

I just wanted to say thank you to Eric for such a strong way of stating how to move past anger. It is so easy to tap into as a means to drive you, but it's so fickle. Anger was my fuel for such a long time. I actually welled up hearing how to move past that anger put in such a beautiful way.

I want to give every one of these guys a huge hug for being so brave.

This is a great Video. This brings back painful memories which i have been enduring. My relationship of 5 years ended 3 months ago. The love of my life decided to leave me, I really love her so much I can’t stop thinking about her, I’ve tried my very best to get her back in my life, but to no avail, I’m frustrated, I don’t see my life with anyone else. I’ve done my best to get rid of the thoughts of her, but I can’t, I don’t know why I’m saying this here, I really miss her and just can’t stop thinking about her.

@RoyJ.Tillison-tq5ed

22 күн бұрын

I am sorry about what you have been through. I have been through something similar and was almost depressed, till I contacted a spiritual counsellor who helped me get my ex back and hence my life back.

@AnthonyJ.Murrell

22 күн бұрын

Interesting. Who is this counsellor, and how do I meet the person?

@RoyJ.Tillison-tq5ed

22 күн бұрын

Online, you'll find shelly renee white, revered for her expertise as a spiritual counsellor. She has the ability to reunite couples and promote holistic well-being.

@pursiad7619

21 күн бұрын

Sorry you are going thru this, hopefully the both of you will find peace within & move past this.. if not I hope you will accept it & pray about it. If you feel like this is meant to be then don’t give up. Love never fails.. love is forever. ❤ sending you my love !

@manman3792

19 күн бұрын

Sorry to hear this. I think you will feel better once you get another chick

I would really love to see this becoming a long series. The more men see other men openly share their traumatic experiences and struggles, the more attention we can lead to men's mental health. Thank you for the video

People are too judgmental to be honest with.

@gillowens24

26 күн бұрын

So true

@michaelplauche9901

26 күн бұрын

What's an example?

@Kevinho2428

26 күн бұрын

@@michaelplauche9901men tend to be toxic with friends as a joke yk and that says enough

@PandarenCH

26 күн бұрын

tell that you dont like lgbt on reddit you get banned. Its insane how much power this group has.

@L2-L2

26 күн бұрын

Nah. You people are too quick to "cancel" (Not you specifically)

The courage it takes to share these stories, and the heartbreak of hearing their pain and struggles, this was a really touching episode. What I love about this episode, and like the others in this series in particular, is the way everyone validates one another, gives empathy, and provides space for one another. I hope other men who have experienced similar situations can feel the same validation and feeling of not being alone. And to those who do feel alone or don't feel safe enough to talk through it yet just know that you're not alone, your experiences and feelings are valid, and that there are people who are by your side to support you - both now and if/when you are ready to talk.

@Thegreatblazingsun

26 күн бұрын

Victim is a social status as this point 😂

@tupums

26 күн бұрын

@@Thegreatblazingsun You just proved the point.

When I was 7 I was molested by one of my mom’s friends. She was hot and I thought I was lucky. I should have told my mom but at the time I was scared and embarrassed. I’ve buried the secret for years because my father is a traditional military dad. He has ptsd and would sometimes take it out on whatever or whoever is around him. I think that having that trauma is what made me become a violent angry and resenting person. I’ve only told my brother and he laughed and I hated him for it but looking back at it he probably thought I was joking or that it couldn’t happen to men.

@RoadtoStick

15 күн бұрын

I’m really sorry that’s not ok at all ❤

My heart broke, I hate this world I pray these men find love and healing and peace I’m so sorry for what they have went through. So so proud of them. they found the courage to be vulnerable

Unfiltered honesty is what we need in this current world we live in. Unfortunately, I don't think people will be 100% honest in front of millions of potential people.

@andreeaciurescu9942

25 күн бұрын

No one is 100% honest, we aren t even 100 to ourselves

@SophiaGardener-sp2pu

6 күн бұрын

@@andreeaciurescu9942 exactly🙁

The SA conversation makes me want to cry. Because the fact they don’t feel comfortable reporting these crimes because of the way men are treated. It makes me so sad. I was also M* when I was younger and when I finally told my mom she made me feel valid and called the cops and reported it but NOTHING ever happened to the person… but yearssss later he was murdered and I was happy… karma did her job. Also yearsss after they died, my mother (who is crazy) decided to tell people I made up the entire story.. also told that persons kids, my brother and sister that I lied…. I did not want to tell them because they are too young to understand, to comprehend. You are not alone. 🖤

@funkunko

26 күн бұрын

y’all act like female victims get protected or prioritized. they don’t.

@chickenfingersss9155

26 күн бұрын

@@funkunko are you referring to me when you say “ya’ll”?

@stamzthehuman897

26 күн бұрын

I'm so confused. The same mother that reported your SA when you were younger was the same mother that invalidated you after you grew up? Did she undergo mental degradation?

@lizzy8185

26 күн бұрын

love this comment so much

@theredstar6493

26 күн бұрын

​@@funkunko Someone with knowledge of law here, yes they DO!

I am a therapist who just graduated with my masters in counseling. While in the diagnosis class of my program, we began going over excoriation/dermatillomania. I had just learned that what I had done for so many years that I was so ashamed of was a thing and had a name just a few months prior to us talking about it in class. I was dreading the day we were going to talk about it. Then suddenly, one of my friends in my cohort named that she was going to be brave and shared that she had excoriation. I suddenly felt so much less alone in that struggle than I had ever felt before in my life. And before I knew it, I found myself saying that she wasn’t alone and that I had it too. We cried and hugged and our professor cried too. That’s what happens when you have so many empathetic therapists in one room lol. It was one of the most freeing moments of my life. And that is why I think videos like this are so special. I would love to see a video of people revealing their mental illnesses that they feel ashamed of having and discussing their experience with it. There are so many stereotypes about mental illness and I would love to hear from actual people who experience them. A lot of people live totally normal lives with things like schizophrenia yet are made out to be “crazy” in certain contexts like tv shows.

@onesweetlovexo3689

26 күн бұрын

It took me years to find out the name for dermatillomania. I used to have a Tumblr account. I saw a girl with the same chest scars as myself. I asked what she had she said dermatillomania. It took 25 years to finally have a name for it. It was a breath of fresh air to finally find someone who went through the same thing.

@cushkawalker5594

18 күн бұрын

It took me so long to find a name for it, my mom would take me to the doctors because of all of the rings and scabs on my legs and arms, people thought I was burning myself with cigarettes as a form of self harm. It moved from my legs and arms to only my face and my acne and I still struggle with it today but it is not as serious as it was

@lemurlover7975

8 күн бұрын

I used to do this and I have a friend who currently struggles with it but she sees a dermatologist and wears gloves.

It’s crazy how emotionless they tell these stories just goes to show how men’s emotions generally aren’t cared for in society

@A_ella_

4 күн бұрын

I think being in front of the camera makes ppl uneasy, and it comes off as though they're trying to be tough. Not to mention maybe they've told the story so much that it's just normal to them.

these men are brave and strong for sharing what they went through. they are seen, heard, and loved.

@Pomni740

26 күн бұрын

He got lucky.

@35965

23 күн бұрын

​@@Pomni740wdym?

Seeing vulnerable men has to honestly be the highlight of my entire existence

@bones642

26 күн бұрын

Ikr. XY are everything emotionally that XX are, they just have rarely been allowed to show that sensitive fragile side bc society wants to have a reason to make half of humanity seem weak and second class. But everything men need emotionally from women is already included in themselves. That’s my worldview and my own opinion. It doesn’t make XX worthless, just proves that everyone should be seen as an equal with those organs as the only significant difference.

@TheSonofSivan

26 күн бұрын

That's a very sad existence

@HoomieArtz

26 күн бұрын

Of your entire existence?

@musclemommyenjoyer

25 күн бұрын

bro what

@Poetry4Peace

21 күн бұрын

To Others life can really be that bad, appreciate this honesty. 🙏🏼

The tension and abuse between genders throughout the world can be helped by understanding, validation, compassion. Common invalidations towards women sound like “oh you’re just doing it for attention” or “you’re being dramatic” and for men it can sound like “you sound like a whimp” or just stone silence. Everyone needs to be heard because our past traumas can deeply impact others. It’s all to easy to yell “well what about me?!” when we see a group of people being noticed, and I get that. But don’t take their moments of healing away from them. Be patient and you can find your paths to healing. I’m so proud of the progress that humans have made in the world. We have so much ahead of us and I have hope that we’ll collectively become more humane :)

@cyrusfilemu659

25 күн бұрын

Womp womp

@euaua505

25 күн бұрын

@@cyrusfilemu659 nobody loves you

“This is how you free yourself and this is how you free those behind you that are terrified”. As a woman who has a lot of men in her life that she looks up to/claims as loved ones, this was a blessing to watch in its entirety. It allows me to understand what a portion of men are dealing with internally. Your experiences are completely your own. And your circumstances are not the same. But we all as a species seem to relate so much regardless. It’s beautiful to hear your truths. This shii hit differenttttt’!!!!!!!!

This is why it is so so important to always find ways for your male (in this case) friends to feel like they have a safe space with you and to know that their experiences are just as valid, just as serious as everyone else’s. No one deserves to feel as though they need to keep their traumas and their feelings locked up because of others. We all deserve the space to be vulnerable and open without feeling shame

@Pomni740

26 күн бұрын

He got lucky.

@Kaiju_Titan_fan

26 күн бұрын

@@Pomni740grow up

@K.C-2049

24 күн бұрын

true, but we also need to be wary of being turned into unpaid therapists. I can only speak to my experience, but I've dealt with a lot of emotional vampires in my life as an empathetic person, to the point where I live kind of solitarily now just to avoid the exhaustion of the constant trauma dumping. it's a tough line to walk and I think that boundary is different for everyone for sure.

Society is slowly advancing towards a world where men feel safe to share and express their darkest secrets and buried feelings

@heheyleaf

26 күн бұрын

this. we are here for it 🤍

@hmmarco

26 күн бұрын

and we all have been waiting for this!

@wekurtz72

26 күн бұрын

It's really not. In fact, it's the opposite. Just ask women. Men sharing feelings or worse crying is the #1 'ICK'.

@ashtinpeaks9972

26 күн бұрын

Not really, on social media all you see is people flaming men lmao. Maybe if we get rid of social media we can have a better world.

@eikosi-ena

26 күн бұрын

@@wekurtz72 Every single woman I know is a strong advocate for men to fully express their emotions. You are blinded by the bad things you see online.

“Therapy is a lovely start”. Im proud of these men for starting.

THIS is bravery and courage. Speaking openly, showing vulnerability, and having compassion. I hope these men can continue to take these conversations they’ve experienced, and model this level of compassion & transparency within their own circles. Men do deserve love and kindness, to be treated with respect and dignity, and to be BELIEVED. 💕💛

It is seriously disheartening to see how many people are using the courage of these men as a way to put down women in these comments. Instead of spreading hate and bitterness, let's celebrate the progress we're making as a society and talk about the strength of the people in this video.

@brentappenrott1756

26 күн бұрын

It shouldn't be about either of those things. It about showing empathy. If some dude was talking about losing his arm in a war would you comment about celebrating? No, the point is these people are struggling and they need people to actually care about them, not celebrate them talking.

@surislife

26 күн бұрын

Exactly. There was another video where women had done this same video and women just uplifted one another without bringing men down in the comments! These men should be supported, not used as a step stool for misogyny.

@trade5374

26 күн бұрын

@@surislife funny i seen a couple comments doing the exact opposite of that same video. Men are always bashed by women online. Men respond and men get bitter but then theyre seen as the problem. Nobody cares what yall say anymore. Youre not the innocent ppl u claim to be

@NyathZzZz

26 күн бұрын

Totally, that's a great opportunity to discuss how to make the life of the guys in our lives better, emotionally, and people wanna turn it into a gender war, like, who does it help? Who benefits from this?

@IIIISai

26 күн бұрын

Always gender politcs just enjoy the video

I believe you Zach, and I'm sorry that the people in your life and the justice system failed you. I hope you can heal, I hope all these men can heal ❤️

@Pomni740

26 күн бұрын

He got lucky.

@user-fw5gp2me9b

23 күн бұрын

cry bout it

@Juliette_Emelie

16 күн бұрын

@@Pomni740i see you comment on alot of video’s saying this. What do you mean by it?..

My mom told me not to tell anyone about my rape either. It’s so disgusting to me how many mothers tell their kids to hide this. There is nothing to be shameful about what happened to you, and you should speak up about it.

@DynomiteKid65

25 күн бұрын

That’s horrific, I hope you are doing well and are finding peace ❤️

Im proud of these men for speaking up and for having tough conversations .

Jubliee: Let's do a really emotional video, and let's put an ad after every secret.

@whateverwhatever4026

26 күн бұрын

The ads were even fast-forwarding the video for me, so I had to rewind to hear the prompt. KZread is a joke.

@mindfulstoic3095

26 күн бұрын

@@whateverwhatever4026 Yeah, how dare you youtube attempting to monetize your platform...

@OgGlockLoc

26 күн бұрын

adblock vroom vroom

@MyBallzInYourJaws

25 күн бұрын

KZread premium 🗣🔥☠️

@DiIdobike

23 күн бұрын

Ad blockers on top

This is why Jubilee will always be my favourite channel on youtube. These are things that need to be talked about, things that need to be brought up to empower other people and let them know that they are not alone. The men in this video had to gather up so much courage to share their stories with the world and I am forever grateful for this.

MORE of this PLEASE Jubilee! This was incredibly healing, insightful & inspiring. It changed my perspective as a woman & mother IMMENSELY, plan to share it with both my son & daughter. I've never ever seen men talk like this & I think its really important for society that we see more things like this that teach us all to have more empathy & humanity for each other & ourselves ❤️ Amazing work Jubilee, keep it up!

@obinnaiwudike7644

15 күн бұрын

never going to happen. you did not listen carefully, making content like this broadcasted to the world cheapens their experience to be judge across the internet . conversations like this should be face to face with us the world listening.

I couldn't imagine laughing at someone who said they'd been sexually assaulted. Shame on them!

I remember reading something about Linkin Park’s “Crawling” having been written by Chester about his being taken advantage of sexually by a guy he knew. That song depicted his suffering from that incident, where he was frustrated that he could not tell anyone in fear that he would not be heard. I think we should create more safe spaces for men so their voices can be heard.

@thesquishyfishy

23 күн бұрын

I never knew that backstory. It just shows how much he struggled. Rip Chester ❤

I'm so happy these men felt comfortable enough to be vulnerable and share their stories. They're amazing people and I hope they're all doing great

Men need more talks like this. We keep it inside, as rage.

@chrisallum9044

25 күн бұрын

no we don't. Most men regularly share with their other male friends. Just not in public or around women because women (I'm generalizing of course) punish the men that do. There are of course men without friends or male family members that do lack it though for sure. I just wanted to make it clear the idea most men dont share is a myth. Women think it because they dont see it and that's where the myth comes from, then the men that dont have it believe the myth and so aren't aware the men sharing is totally normal and common place. Men go fishing for example and talk about their lives and any issues they're having...but when the wives are there do not.

@crypticcorgi8280

25 күн бұрын

Outside of these moments, people don't care. We don't turn inwards because we are stunted. We turn inwards, because realistically, we are the only support system we have. Us against the world.

@fck4768

24 күн бұрын

For some men it can be used as fuel

These are the types of videos that can be therapy for guys that are too afraid to seek the help professionally. Well done, Jubilee.

What a powerful video. Props to Jubilee and to this panel of some of the bravest men I’ve ever heard of. I hope everyone continues on their healing journey and that they find a support network to help them.

This was a great episode and I hope it’s healing for many men. I didn’t realize 1 in 6 men are sexually assaulted. That’s alarming. You aren’t alone. I was drugged and sexually assaulted multiple times before I was 25. It affected me so much that I isolated myself for years. I don’t even have memories of what happened but it still affects me to this day. I think anyone who goes through this experience deserves grace, understanding and validation. I’m a woman and I believe you. I’m so proud of all of you for sharing your story.

@jojoa7881

24 күн бұрын

omfg im so sorry you had to go through that you are insanely strong and thank you for sharing

@maikeruxo9569

18 күн бұрын

Bro why do women always talk about themselves after men issues are talked about. Like y’all women’s issues are talked about every day not men’s issues

@xelith6157

18 күн бұрын

​​​@@maikeruxo9569 ???? Because she related to the men and wanted to tell them they're not alone and they have support? Surely you're not actually that obtuse? Wow.

@michajastrzebski4383

4 күн бұрын

and many more men are victims, not just 1 in 6. Its just that law, especially feminism-pushed law, says, in most cases, that its only a crime if the victim is female, or when perpetrator is male. Female-on-male crime is mostly stated to be empowerment and her using her societal rights.

Every single guy: I was traumatized and no one who loved me cared

@red_phoenix0570

26 күн бұрын

unfortunately thats how it goes far too often

@crypticcorgi8280

25 күн бұрын

The male experience. You stop being a human the moment you are not a kid anymore.

@SomethingInteresting-nw2um

24 күн бұрын

real

@Scar-jg4bn

18 күн бұрын

Welcome to manhood gents; noone cares about us even if they say they do.

I just want to give them all a big hug! 😢 They (and many other men) have gone through so much and don't deserve the invalidation they get when they share something that truly hurt them. I wish that each of you are able to find a safe place to be vulnerable and find true healing, peace, and closure.

It’s not only the secrets themselves, but the details and vivid stories, even the physicality they shared while telling them that make this so wildly gripping and important. All icons. 💫✨⭐️❤️

As a nurse and a mom, i just want to say to the SA victim, I am so sorry they treated you that way. It is ALWAYS important to take SA allegations from men and women both alike seriously and with compassion. ESPECIALLY YOU'RE OWN CHILDREN! She does not represent what a nurse in your situation was supposed to be for you and im so sorry 😔

@michajastrzebski4383

4 күн бұрын

Meh. Its obvious - female nurses need additional standards to follow, under criminal penalties if the dont, to safeguard men from their potential misandric toxicity.Words are not alone - we expect actions destructive enough for each and every woman in the field to be in fear. Only then we can be sure they will not offend.

i went to church recently and the lesson at the end was on forgiveness. there is a difference between forgiveness and forgetting. just because you forgive someone does not mean you’ll welcome them back to the table. and that’s something i never really put together w/ the forgive and forget. i always felt you had to forgive the person and forget their wrong doings !! you should never forget what they did wrong but you should forgive them for you own self, forgive them for your growth, the change, the lesson, the strength, and then let them go. if that means they never come back into your life again so be it because you did what you had to do to let it go!

this is heart-breaking and beautiful. i love when people open up, for their sake, but also for how it helps others. this is really educational and helpful to many. so proud of u all for talking about this, and for those going thru it, there are people around you who are as well, you are not alone.

@Pomni740

26 күн бұрын

He got lucky.

@SomethingInteresting-nw2um

24 күн бұрын

@@Pomni740 ?

I found myself tearing up with Zach, I really feel for his story and admire his courage to come forward

I'm a young woman but each one of these men's stories had me in tears- like full blown crying, had to get a tissue. Men need spaces to open up and be vulnerable to heal from the impact they carry from all their troubled experiences.

29 minutes and 43 seconds. I wish this was 2 hours!! Great insight into male humanity and I applaud these gentlemen for being vulnerable with each other

@crypticcorgi8280

25 күн бұрын

We need more people to see men as humans again.

These men were all so brave. It takes real guts to stand up there and be so open. Respect to them all.

Thank you Jubilee for giving us the conversations every needs to hear but never get to You can even tell by watching these men’s facial expression change throughout the video that even they didn’t realize how badly they needed to be in that room and hear a lot of this

I love how you guys shared a lot of things with each other. I could never get myself to share anything with anyone

please, we need more videos like this. i've felt so much pain because of not being able to control my anger a few times as a young adult. i was constantly ashamed of myself, having nightmares about what i did, hiding from others hoping they'd never get to know the "real me", ended up suicidal and depressed. it is such a relief to hear other men share the same experiences and to see i'm not alone in this. the worst part is feeling like you have to hide what you did because otherwise everyone will see you as a bad person or a villain

As a woman I 100% believe this is what will make society better. Men need this, men need to be able to be emotional and talk about their trauma without being dismissed

I feel for these men. It happens to way too many people. I’m a woman but very very similar experience with being disregarded by even family. Understanding the fact that you never know what someone is going through helped me with the anger. Respect to all these men and anyone else going through hardships. Y’all are strong ❤️

“Everytime I talk about this it’s like I get my power back a lil more” YASSSS YASSS THANK YOU FOR PUTTING IT INTO WORDS FOR ME

Jonathan, I just want you to know that I relate to you. I know how it feels to have all of that anger boiling up inside you and you don't know what to do with it. I actually got to a point where I was scared of myself and what I might do if I ever happened to end up in a situation like yours. It takes a lot of courage to stand up there and take accountability for your actions. And not only to take accountability, but to actually work towards healing. You deserve to show love and compassion to yourself. We all make mistakes, but it takes a strong person to admit them and choose to change. I'm proud of you, and I believe in you. The journey is rough, but the end result is worth it. 💜

Thank you for being strong enough to share your stories and your strength does not go unnoticed ever. I support each of you on your journey of healing and I pray for you. Thank you for inspiring me to do better as a sister, a mother, a friend and a person overall. You each deserve so much goodness and I trust and pray it will come

This has to be the best thing jubilee has put out. My heart goes out to all the men brave enough to b on this esp. and all the men that went through sum and watched this just know u clearly aren’t alone and u are loved and more then enough. Once again I appreciate yall for posting this shout out to yall we need more attention on men that have been through things such as R and SA, bc people think bc it’s not being talked about it’s not happening. ❤❤

I’m so proud of all these guys. Talking about these difficult topics shed the light on them, and give others the courage to open up.

I want to hug all of them. Thank you for being vulnerable.

Props to all the men who shared their stories. I relate to a couple of these stories. I'm sure a lot of other men watching can relate too. Thanks for bringing awareness to our struggles as men.

"Sometimes, I feel uncomfortable in a group of men". As an expat and visible minority in a very machismo cultural country, I can definitely feel this! I get sworn at, targeted, attacked, and worse on the streets, bars and public spaces of Fiji. It is frustrating and makes me feel incredibly uncomfortable and afraid. It has turned years of living in "paradise" into a moderately awful experience and I actively avoid social situations where I will have to sit with and socialise with other men, particularly locals.

@obinnaiwudike7644

15 күн бұрын

why do they hate you.? cultural miscommunication? kindness mistaken for weakness? tell me about the masculinity of fiji local areas.

I’m so glad my mom would never do something as horrible as not believing her own son when her confides in her that he was assaulted. What a disgusting vile woman. I hope he never speaks to her again unless she does a lot of reflecting and apologize.

@SomethingInteresting-nw2um

24 күн бұрын

female on male and male on male rape is often used as a joke in media

The eye contact of the blue stripped shirt made me cry. The strength to confront confrontation and not look away is just something to behold. Thank you for sharing you have given a lot for the world to think about. We can only hope that this internal discussion leads to self reflection and improvement ❤

Thank you Jubilee for this amazing video and for creating this space. This is how we heal and break destructive cycles - meeting each other openly and telling our stories. Even though we haven't been trough exactly the same things there are always aspects where we can relate. It's truly beautiful to wittness men meeting like this. Kudos to all of them for their bravery and for bringing light to this world.

This is the openness that will heal the world and all people. Everyone deserves to live truthfully without shame

This makes me so happy to see these men open up. As a women in my life I have met many men who’ve opened up to me about these same topics. I’ve seen the internal and external damage it can do to men, generation’s, and relationships. Many hold it in and don’t feel like others care to hear or help. Find those you can trust and open up. You deserve to be heard, validated, safe, happy, and healthy.❤

"That's the power of vulnerability, you give people permission to open up."

@devotheambivert9875

25 күн бұрын

Yep

I would like to be honest about being abstinent for the last 10 yrs and never losing my V, but cant bear the reaction or response from guys so i just avoid the convo. Just wayy too nervous and uncomfortable w intimacy, and already an introvert so didnt have any urge to challenge myself. Ok bye

@tednelson5072

26 күн бұрын

There is nothing wrong with that, you should never do anything you are not ready for.

@joeslater2390

26 күн бұрын

Trust me you don't want to be around people who care about "numbers" ....either male or female

@javijaybird8a907

26 күн бұрын

Nothing wrong with still having your v card. I lost it at 22 with a girl I was dating and loved very much because of that it is a beautiful memory. You will get your person and it's worth the wait

@MsBre7

26 күн бұрын

Ask any grown adult how they feel about this and I guarantee you they will all say they wish they waited. Giving your body to undeserving people is not it.

@tednelson5072

26 күн бұрын

@@MsBre7 I 100 feel this way, regret doing it with my ex