Nothing feels better than being addressed as "sir" over the phone when ordering takeout. : )

@smokerbuddy4204

4 жыл бұрын

Ooh i can't wait :)

@mikeystorm8124

3 жыл бұрын

Or beeing addressed as female then you get there to pick up your order and they respond with ah yes your girlfriend ordered WELL YES DUDE I'M IN A RELATIONSHIP WITH MYSELF THAT'S WHY I ORDERED A SINGLE SMALL PIZZA.... WHYYYYYY

"So....basically you're gay" is one I've gotten quite a bit Because apparently sexuality and gender are the same thing to some people

@danny98432

5 жыл бұрын

I keep trying to explain to my little brother and he keeps thinking straight trans guy means lesbian. He'll get it eventually; he's only 12.

@muffin._.milk.

5 жыл бұрын

Cis people r clearly all straight

@danny98432

5 жыл бұрын

@@muffin._.milk. its hard to tell over writing but if you're being sarcastic this is literally my thoughts exactly.

@muffin._.milk.

5 жыл бұрын

@@danny98432 yeah XD

@callummilburn2295

5 жыл бұрын

@@danny98432 That may be due to his stage of cognitive development.. It is actually quite abstract for some one this age.

Kinda funny little story: Before I came out I went to a concert with my grandpa. During an intermission while the next band was getting ready to go on stage we went to the little ‘food stand’. The lady gave me and my grandpa all we asked and payed for and she says “Is that all sir” to me. I look at my grandpa to see his reaction and he looks confused -being he had no idea- then back at her. She asked “Did I get it right?” and in my head I’m screaming “SAY YES YOU IDIOT” so I do so! She smiled and nodded and says “Okay thank you, have a nice night sirs” and I walk off with my grandpa and he legit said NOTHING BAD AT ALL! So, yeah, needless to say I’m surprised and proud of my grandpa. Love your videos btw, they’re extremely funny keep it up! :)

@leopedder9528

4 жыл бұрын

A similar thing happened to me as well! This was with one of my mates, we were in a shop and i was looking particularly androgynous that day, we had a problem and the cashier said "this kids card isnt working they think its their bank" and i was like *yes! She said they!!* I managed to stop my freind corecting her in time by saying "im gender fluid" in his ear And thats how i came out lol

@juniper617

4 жыл бұрын

Sam Younger people keep turning into older people, too. :)

@theincarnationofboredom207

3 жыл бұрын

@@leopedder9528 that's so sweet! I mean, they probably weren't even thinking about it I imagine. I know when I can't tell someone's gender I just instinctively use they/them so that's probably what they were doing, but that's still awesome as heck

@theincarnationofboredom207

3 жыл бұрын

Case in point, I just noticed I used "they" referring to the cashier, lol!

When the waiter/waitress calls you sir/he/him, even when speaking... and your parent/sibling/whomever you're with calls you she/her... Happened last time I went to a restaurant with my Mom; "take *her* order first" ... The stare I gave my mom could have burned holes through her, but she didn't notice because she was looking at her menu. 😡

@justinm6836

5 жыл бұрын

OliverFiles thats happens to me sm like i hate it the waiters like “sir ill take ur order” or some shit like that and since i hve anxiety and i dont like talking my moms like “she wants...” and im like 🤦🏼‍♂️

@lordmegatrondoesntdodarken5852

5 жыл бұрын

Actually, yeah. Relatable. I was at the thrift store and Men's pants are different price from women's pants. It's the kind of store where there aren't tags but sections with pricing. The lady rang up my men's pants from the men's section and my mom stops her and goes "oh, those are women's pants for my youngest *daughter*." Cashier apologized and priced them differently , even though they were an entire two dollars more.

@rainedropxx4450

4 жыл бұрын

I FEEL THAT OMG

Hey. I started transitioning late in life, at the age of 32. This is because I am from South Africa and transgender rights and health care is close to non-existent, unless you have a lot of money to go private. Anyways, my awkward story is this..... I completed my degrees first, the first being a paramedic and then an honors degree in nursing, I am working as a registered nurse.The respectful way to address a female RN in SA is sister. I work in a clinic in a rural area and education levels are shockingly poor, so my patient's don't understand why their sister is becoming a mister. Its funny and awkward. But I am openly trans so I educate as far as I can.

@TheRosemaryWest

6 жыл бұрын

That's so interesting, I live in South Africa and to be honest I haven't heard much about "trans stuff", as in anyone around me transitioning etc, so I'm not surprised to find out that the transgender care isn't very available over here,

@jasondismore4112

6 жыл бұрын

Yes well as you well know health care in SA is bad unless you have a great medical aid. And transgender care such as the various types of operations are not included. So it's something one must save up for and pay cash. The only government hospital that recognises trans people in SA is in Cape Town and there's a 25 year waiting list. I'm currently saving up for top surgery which is over R60000.

@aadilaahmed6424

5 жыл бұрын

Yes health care is poor but trans rights are definitely here

@livingmachine9872

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheRosemaryWest same

"So wait how do you pee?" Step 1: unzip trousers Step 2: Spin around. Step 3: Stop! Step 4: Double take three times Step 5: Then pelvic thrust! (Stop on your right foot, don't forget it!) Step 6: Now it's time to bring-it-a-round-town. Step 7: Then you do this, then this, and this, and that, and-this-and-that-and-this-and-that, and then... Step 8: pee

@onionboi8907

5 жыл бұрын

I hate how I know where this is from

@DEdPoolio

5 жыл бұрын

This is comedy in its finest form, no lie

@jmgarcia3701

5 жыл бұрын

Spongebob is that you?

@salamilidaintgonfit7576

5 жыл бұрын

I had a flashback to my childhood

@eiosti

4 жыл бұрын

I reaaaaaally appreciated the exact wording of this comment. Also the fact that I knew what was coming before I expanded. But mostly the exact wording

I have a goatee and mustache now and my voice is dropped enough that I sound like a guy but my mom still refuses to accept it and introduce me as her youngest daughter and say my birth name and the people look at her very very weird. I just think about it if she wants to look stupid that's on her I don't let it bother me anymore.

@user-tx9eg4tc8o

5 жыл бұрын

That sucks that she doesn't respect your pronouns. I hope one they she will

@isetta4083

4 жыл бұрын

@mary reed k what's your point

@sombie4189

4 жыл бұрын

@mary reed to*

@butterflygoddess2132

3 жыл бұрын

That’s what I’m afraid of when I come out to my parents and it scares the sh*t out of me.

Oh man the pre t and switching pronouns is so awkward! I get it the other way around now when they're like "excuse me ma'am" and then I speak with a deeper voice and they're like O_o

@Krieger78

6 жыл бұрын

Matthew Arangatta I relate to this soooooo much

@Max-xl3ni

6 жыл бұрын

Matthew Arangatta right

@SirSvotter

6 жыл бұрын

I would love for this to happen lol. As soon as I get "ma'am'd" there is no turning back.

@assassinscreedreallifepran1080

5 жыл бұрын

LMAO

@essr4580

4 жыл бұрын

As a trans girl, I have the same problem, except the correction is incorrect

Awkward thing: when you know you are trans but you are not out. And someone calls you a guy or a man. And people you know, like friends and family are like looking at you, like are you going to correct them. And inside you are all like yes I pass. Double awkward when the above happens and your mom almost screams NOOOO IT'S A GIRL!!!! And then you feel all ashamed and want to dissappear.

@kerplunk2100

6 жыл бұрын

Relatable!! Once my teacher called me a guy and the whole class was just looking at me like wut

@illusion_of_time

6 жыл бұрын

BlueWereWolf it is so awkward

@ashtonjames2257

6 жыл бұрын

Lol does your mom refer to you as "it" because my mom usually fumbles around with my pronouns and then gives up and calls me it

@bookwermofthefandoms

6 жыл бұрын

This is way too true. I hate this. So I have a name that doesn't actually sound that feminine but definitely sounds not masculine. So one time I was on a field trip for band and one of the student teachers talked to me afterward. They asked where I got my name, was it from Ireland? I said no, it's just a name. But then one of my classmates took him aside for a moment. And I could hear them whispering "she's a girl" . And then he came over and apologized at least three times. Whyyyyyy

@illusion_of_time

6 жыл бұрын

Ashton James nah luckily enough she now always calls me He. She still sometimes messes up and says she. But the above was like 3 years ago when I first came out. My mom was sure that it was fake.

Well, the pronouns can be akward, but imagine living in the country where the language genders you in EVERY senetence. E.g. "Did you go to the shop today?" BAM, gendered. Very different grammar for men and women. So as an ally, you literally need to focus in each sentence not to mess up while talking to your trans friend. You English speaking folks are quite lucky.

@inkvampyr

6 жыл бұрын

Jana Reads Too Are you French?

@Jana_Reads_Too

6 жыл бұрын

Czech. And all the Slavic languages have the same issue.

@bernardosouza2638

6 жыл бұрын

Portuguese is a fucked up gendered language & i hate every single second of it

@kazeboiii

6 жыл бұрын

Xiocipher Spanish also has similar issues :/

@kazeboiii

6 жыл бұрын

among a lot of other languages not already mentioned here, I’m sure.

We’re all awkward Jamie it’s unavoidable

For awkward stories, I go to a small town university and there’s actually a lot of AFAB trans individuals here, but the general populace isn’t aware because the other folks were post-T when applying and had their everything changed. I’m pre-T and it’s lead to some amusing situations. “Wait... how old are you?” has been a common one, I’m only 5’2” so everybody thinks I’m a genius twelve year old. I was also a camp counsellor and everybody thought I was one of the 8 year old campers once (just tall for my age). I can’t wait to get my residents comments as an RA next year lol

@MUSICBLASTROCKS

6 жыл бұрын

I can relate to this so damn much

I did take a shot every time you said "awkward", thanks for the alcohol poisoning

*Ordering at Starbucks or ordering food* "Can I get a name for the order?" "Yep, it's Wesley." "Okay Leslie, we'll get that right out for you." =.= EVERY TIME Or, alternately, "What's your name?" "It's Wesley" "Wesley? Wow, that's so cute!" What does that even mean???

@alfa_kenny_body

3 жыл бұрын

Ah yes the legendary Starbucks effect. Saw on social media sbe : What's you're name Dude: Marc with a c Sbe : ah *Scribbles* here you go Cark Its like they're doing it on purpose

@theincarnationofboredom207

3 жыл бұрын

I actually love the name Wesley so much.

@pixelatorextreme3359

3 жыл бұрын

OMG, yes

@changelingchild4299

2 жыл бұрын

Late to the party but luckily Leslie/Lesley is gender neutral. It was my grandfather's name, my mother was Les jr. And my brother took her name by deed poll a few years ago. :) Doesn't stop it being annoying they got your name wrong though.

I remember once I opened the door for someone and she told me I was a nice, polite young man which made my day then she asked where the toilet was when I told her she completely freaked and started calling me a young lady. Pre-t sucks

I had to literally run around at work to take prices, when our system went down. About half an hour in, I noticed my packer making its way down my pant leg. Literally the only time I've been grateful for having think thighs, or it probably would have made its way to my feet and I would have flung it across the store while running. As it was, it ended up looking like I had some weird, willy-shaped lump growing out of my thigh. So that was fun!

I hate when my brother always introduces me as his “sister” like boy how many times do I have to come out to you for you to understand I’m your brother smh I’m only 2 months on T and I don’t pass yet but still you know

@playababy1997

6 жыл бұрын

Max Madness youll get there took 3 months just for my happy trail and leg hair to come in half bloom lol I'm 4 months almost 5 now

@callummilburn2295

5 жыл бұрын

INteresting. I ain't trans. So I don't understand fully. It would be at least supportive, even if errors to introduce you in the way you wish to. But it is interesting how much is this also down to his identity, that part of this is defined in how he relates to people around him. You say you are only 2 months on T, early day. I don't know his age he has to want to change his identity and maybe a different rate. These must be massive challenges to cross.

@eggcheese-croissant1737

3 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry about your brother But this might make you laugh I have a plan for when my mom introduces me with my deadname My mom: I'm Casey and oh this is daughter *deadname* Me: and this is my dad Steven (my mom's name is Casey and I don't have a dad) My mom: *confused* The person who my mom's talking to: *confused* Me: jk I'm miles it's Nice to meet My mom: *still confused* Idk I thought it was funny😂😂

Dudes If you can get this Gc2b binder Board shirts Gym vest thing 👍👍👍

I'm a cab driver & I had 2 people in my cab the other day! A mother & son the mother kept says he & I was grinning like a chestshire cat & near the end of the ride the son put his hand in his mother's shoulder & said that's she mom she's a she & I turned to him & said actually she's right I am a guy & he said oh sorry u look like a girl & me having a sence of humor I said I know dam these feminine features & we all started laughing

The awkward situation where you're among a group of people some know you're trans and know your name and pronouns and others don't know you're trans because you haven't come out to them yet (specifically speaking pre t, so some people are reading you as a cis girl and others know you're a trans guy). So it's just like how do you introduce yourself?

@midorimo2598

6 жыл бұрын

I relate strongly with this.

@TheKarateKidRRPS

6 жыл бұрын

I am in the same position

When I'm at school I hear people talking about me like directly behind me "is that a girl or a boy?". Generally I turn round and tell them I'm a boy (I'm nonbinary but it's just easier to say I'm a guy), but then when they see me they say something along the lines of "no you're not you look and sound like a girl". I've had people squatting on the floor to look at my face to decide whether I'm a guy or a girl and looking so proud of themselves when they 'realise I'm a girl'

@movieyouser

6 жыл бұрын

same at my school

@fuckinwhat7626

6 жыл бұрын

Yikes, happens to me in school all the time. Worst part is I’m usually blasting my headphones as I draw (I do art 24/7) and I never knew people did that for a while until a friend told me. Like cmon, just ask!! I don’t bite lmao

@castruong8790

6 жыл бұрын

People at my school would say “no you’re not. *deadname* you’re a girl. Not a boy.” And Then like ask me questions about body parts and I’ll just be like “why don’t you stop trying to guess what’s in my pants and treat me like a human. Thanks.”

@ChaseFrances

6 жыл бұрын

This exact same thing used to happen at my school, people walking directly behind me and having a loud conversation with their friend about “it’s a boy” “no it’s a girl” “no it’s a boy look at its hair!” Like on the one hand I was happy they were confused, but on the other hand.... “it”

@zedekiahhunter8154

6 жыл бұрын

Relatablee except I just stare intensely at them until they go away

Well my friend accidentally used the wrong pronouns for me at a Michaels and the cashier did a double take looking me up and down. It was a little teensy bit awkward lol. Great video dude

So I started a new placement/volunteering at a doggy daycare with my friend. The owner referred to us as girls, quickly looked up at me as if about to apologise to me after realising I'm actually a guy and then goes "yeah, girls" while looking proud that he said it 'correctly' the first time. It can be a tad awkward pre-T, yes. I've also yet to actually correct him due to being an awkward individual regardless of being trans. Fun.

The transmasc feel when the substitute teacher genders you correctly and literally the entire class "corrects" them

omg most of these things are the same things i go threw as a trans woman...minus the packing OwO

I still get calls from organizations or people that use my birth name and I usually stay awkwardly silent and uncomfortable before telling them “I don’t use that name anymore, but no, this isn’t a wrong number.” Also awkward, more related to being gay than trans is when random guys (like cab drivers trying to make conversation) expect me to relate to their complaining about their girlfriends’ habits. I’m like “Yeah...I know, right?” (I really don’t know!) 😅

I never pack to be honest. I just used board shorts so it didn't matter. It was just awk cuz I'm the only T shirt dude at the pool and such but if I wear a sports bra then it's also awk

@off_white_pinstripes261

6 жыл бұрын

I do swim team because I love swimming and wouldnt quit for the world but I have to wear the girls swim suit because when you're racing you need a tight suit and etc. But I'm out to my swim coaches and they are super awesome but everyone except for them and my little sister call me by my birth name (I've been swimming for the same team for three years and they know me from before I came out and changed everything) and use female pronouns. There was this one time where we split up boys vs girls for this game (it didn't end up working out as there weren't even teams and so there were some girls on my team) I don't identify as fully male, but since I feel mostly male I went over to the guys side and this other girl who'd known me since before grabbed my arm and said, "birth name, what are you doing? This is the guys side" and I just looked at her, pulled my arm away and said, "it's Simon and I know where I stand" but anyways ive had other awkward experiences and the showers are always a huge issue and it all kind a sucks but if anyone gives me crap I just challenge them to a race and when I win (I always do) I explain to them why they are wrong and need to respect me.

@theincarnationofboredom207

3 жыл бұрын

@@off_white_pinstripes261 "it's Simon, and I know where I stand" THAT'S FUCKING BADASS

i met some extended family members i hadn't met before and my grandma introduced me like "this is valo, formerly known as [dead name].." and i was *screaming* internally because they!! don't!! need!! that!! info!!

When you pass and someone finds out your trans and can’t imagine a trans person passing so they imply you’re a transgender woman and you have to explain that you are a guy.

That flannel looks really comfy, I wonder where he got it

When you started the video with you being sick I thought you were gonna be like "I'm sick but at least my voice is lower" 🤣 feel better though!

I started growing a unibrow on T. not to mention the mood swings XD

@SkunkySpinda

6 жыл бұрын

Also whenever someone starts asking me questions of any sexual nature i always respond with "why? you want to find out?"

@alexjoseph7772

6 жыл бұрын

my mood has actually stabilised on T i think?? but jesus the sex drive and urge to say dumb sexual things is so much higher

@morganelliott6165

6 жыл бұрын

Omg, my eyebrows are just ridiculous now! I used to keep the unibrow situation under control like once a week, but now I would have to pluck like every day to keep up with it!

About being introduced with your birthname and female pronouns: My mom was visiting from Hawaii and so I brought her to the local food carts near my high school. Since I'm part of the drama department, a large range of kids are included (some of which are in middle school, and I'm actually quite close to one). We ran into my friend, and I was talking to him before my mom goes "Oh, I'm ----'s mom". My friend pauses and looks around because he knows me as Caden and he just goes "who?" before I kinda laughed and told him that that was her nickname for me. >////< I'm out to my mom, but she's still working on the name and pronouns, and I think it was more embarrassing for her than me

seeing people for the first time after coming out to them is always the most awkward things because you're left wondering if they're going to bring it up and ask questions

Yup I go to an all girls school, also with ‘for girls’ in the name

Man Jamie you keep getting sick! Feel better soon. I challenge you as to who's the more awkward trans guy

Is it just me or does anyone else think the pronouns switching thingy is kinda stupid in a way? I mean like: if I didn’t correct you the first time, why should you change pronouns? Wasn’t it kind of obvious that “he” was correct? ;-;-;-;-;-;-;-;-; I’m getting so frustrated over this

@nopantsarethebestpants8766

6 жыл бұрын

Oh jeez I got highlighted... ye wait what does that mean? O.o

The intro is me 360 days of the year!!! 😂😂😂

I‘m genderqueer and I used to be a substitute teacher. At my first day at this one preschool I saw a kid go up to another teacher and say something to her, and I heard the teacher respond with, “She’s a girl, now stop asking.” 😂 (It’s a rly good thing that I don’t care about being misgendered lolol)

"It's kind of strange to do sketch scenes by yourself" *Dan and Phil offended*

Being asked if my girlfriend is my sister 😑

I love how Brits say urinals lol.

@e.s.lavall9219

6 жыл бұрын

Wait, it's different in other countries?

@lola_dash788

6 жыл бұрын

Elizabeth Lavall ur-in-al. I had never known people pronounced it ur-eye-nal lol but when it’s not said in British accent, that way just sounds stupid with an American accent haha

@e.s.lavall9219

6 жыл бұрын

That sounds weird to me, but seeing as how the stress is on the first syllable of urine, your way makes more sense.

@lola_dash788

6 жыл бұрын

Elizabeth Lavall it’s funny that its same language yet it can still be so different here in the US compared to like the UK lol I just assumed everyone pronounced it ur-in-al since the first part is urine unless they pronounce urine like ur-eye-n too haha 🤷🏼‍♀️🤔

Jammi, I just wanted to say thank you for sharing insights and answering questions (especially the awkward/invasive ones) to help other trans people with their journey/not have to answer those questions.

for a while, my dad used the correct name & pronouns but would introduce me as his daughter which made me so confused????

introductions with the incorrect name and pronouns is the worst for me because I pass really well for a trans guys who's pre T (my voice is low, my chest is pretty flat, I'm tall). And then my parents (who don't accept me) will say "this is [dead name], my daughter." What's worse for me though is when my school uses my deadname. I got my name changed on the register, but for some reason they still use it on some things where it's not necessary. Like, a teacher was reading out our times for mock interviews and used my dead name in front of the whole class... What's worse is that most of my class didn't know my dead name (the exception being my friends) so they were like "who's that? Isn't that Kovus place on the register"

Oh man I haven’t watched you in awhile and I forgot how much I missed your videos, keep up the good work dude!

I think you get a lot of questions over and over again because people aren't familiar with the concept of being trans, I think it's still something new (at least here where I live).. let's hope it will be better in the future 😊

You said it correctly "número dos" :) I love your videos Jamie! thanks for being an inspiration

The internal scream from “to correct or not to correct” is so relatable.

4:17 I literally said out loud "oh my god I know!"

I just found your videos, these are amazing! Entertaining but informative. And you know what, I'm bi-curious gyal and when I saw your thumbnail on my frontpage my first thought was "Damn, is this a vloger? That man looks smoking hot..." 😂 And you still look hella fine.

I can relate to so many of these! Swimming pre t with friends who understand and trying to have fun but getting looks from everyone else was an awful experience. Also, I feel like having a boyfriend as a transguy makes things a lot more awkward. I passed pretty well pre t and even when I talked, some people would still stay with "he" but as soon as I said I had a boyfriend, they would immediately switch and apologize, which was frustrating and awkward when I had to explain to them that sexuality and gender are separate. Whats even more awkward is that my boyfriend's parents still refer to me by my birth name and as "she" when we're in public, even though its been 4 years since I came out and I now have a beard...

I'm obssessed with your voice and your accent, you could be reading your grocery list and I'd still be absolutely captivated... Also, a great and important video!

i'm probably going to go swimming soon and i'll probably just wear a sports bra and tshirt. i'll be hella uncomfortable but i'll try not to think about it.

@kauradam

6 жыл бұрын

No. 1 Fander Nice profile pic ;u;

@dantelundell9386

6 жыл бұрын

Do NOT EVER UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES use a binder during excersize. Just DO NOT

@kelpjelli

6 жыл бұрын

I do this just because I am uncomfortable. I am a biological female and do this so don’t feel bad.

@dantelundell9386

6 жыл бұрын

Just DON'T- use a sports bra or swim in a tank top if you feel shit man; but avoid a binder during exersize at all costs

@finn7435

6 жыл бұрын

Dante Lundell i won't really be exercising, just swimming and playing around a bit

You are not alone in this awkward stuff! I have had these things happen and it's always so strange and awkward.

the one were he said “when you pass as a boy until you open your mouth pre-t” everyone when i open my mouth: “ARE YOU GAY!?”

This whole video is a riot lol😂😂😂

This is gonna sound really weird, but im twelve years old, and ive been transgender for 4 years! I get bullied alot, and i get misgendered alot, but im still going hard! And im transgender whether anyone likes it or not. Im happy. Not really. Im trying though!

@ileana2901

3 жыл бұрын

how are you, now that a year has passed?:)

@SIC647

2 жыл бұрын

It is not weird. I know a trans person who let everyone know their actual gender as soon as they got old enough to be able to formulate it into a sentence, 4 years old (and before that they always wanted the clothes that people of their gender usually use).

Omg voice!!!! Im enby, pre-t I litterally got the first call fom my therapist office and ansered to my name with "this is she" cause thats a thing i was taught when i was young. At the time i didnt know who it was. After they were like "yeaaah therapyyyy" i just screamed internally for like a week!

I'm pre t and not out at uni yet. The bartender calls me by my right name but he's the only one, and there's one teacher who uses male pronouns just out of nowhere. People always look at me like "she's using the wrong pronouns" and I sit there smiling and feeling so happy for once ❤️

Jamie, I always enjoy seeing you on KZread. I notice a lot of social media's "popular" trans guys tend to look very similar to each other, a look that I don't really like for myself. I started to get concerned that transitioning would mean looking like one of them (not in a bad way, their look just isn't mine)! However you look perfectly like yourself and not necessarily like the usual social media trans guys that tend to get a lot of attention and exposure. It really helps ease my anxiety about transitioning, because I know I will still look like me, but a truer and more grown version of myself.

Literally a few days ago my mom misgendered me several times in one sentence, and then realizing it said “she wants to be a he”... thanks mom. Somehow made it worse.

I had a funny moment once where I was working and a team member was there with his two little boys. The little boys were giggling and giving me looks and one of them finally asked me if I was a girl or a boy. They were at that kind of age where they start getting cheeky I guess. Their dad said something like “Oi, that’s not a nice thing to say”. Little did they know, I’m nonbinary and had mad euphoria 😂

Thank you! It's very helpful. We need to learn to think before we speak.

so, i'm non-binary and my parents are very supportive. i have a fairly feminine voice so, when im feeling masculine/male i will use sigh language (i'm going deaf so me and my family all learned it) to communicate and my parents introduce me as their non-verbal son.

oh my god the being pre t and passing until you open your mouth is such a damn mood

Oh man. I loved swimming as a kid and _always_ wore a t-shirt whenever we went to the pool. I couldn't really twig exactly why I felt I had to, some sort of self-consciousness, so this answers something I didn't realize I had a question to lol. Thanks for the video!

i took a shot after every time you said awkward. its been 10 years since I did that and I'm still dead

"Remember girl guides/scouts?" EDIT: I wrote that before I got to the part where he mentioned it.

BEING PRE T AND PASSING TILL YOU OPEN YOUR MOUTH. YES I HAVE NEVER RELATED TO SOMETHING MORE IN MY LIFE. If I'm really careful with how I talk I sometimes pass as a 12 yr old boy *I'm 22* it's awkward... but hey what you gonna do.

About packing at the beach/swimming pool, I think the best option would be to buy underwear w volume. That way you'd have the volume w out worrying about falling off your pants. Anyway I do relate w most of what you're telling and sometimes that worries me but I'm learning how to deal w it the best way and you Jamie, YOU've helped me a lot, thank you! 🙏

when he was talking about farting in the toilet and farted i started laughing out loud and my dog ran away

Colds are terrible, I hope you feel better soon. ❤️

Great video once again! Hope you get better soon!

Jamie i wasnt even thinking about turning this into a drinking game but i absolutely will do that now. Cheers!

The best question I got was from my nephew asking "but if you're not a girl anymore...what color is your bike?" I laughed for 5 minutes and hugged him

Your videos have helped me greatly. Thank you

I work at a zoo and I have to wear hats (my hair is bright blue and it's not allowed), mainly beanies. I will always get called sir but when I open my mouth to take someone's ticket, it instantly changes. I had let in a woman and child and I overheard the kid say "mommy why does that guy sound like a girl?" The mother was so embarrassed but I'm just sitting there thinking "that kid is smarter than most adults"

That leprechaun music..on the floor. Nice post

ahahah I laughed SO hard at the toilet bowl fart. CAN RELATE SO MUCH.

That's why I don't speak in school. People think I'm shy 😂😭

Literally at the first one I was like “UGH MOOD THATS SO TRUE UGH”

Yo your video was right next to Holmes hobbies videos and I legit mistook you for John Holmes somehow🤣

When i cut my hair because i was curious about being a boy, i was working in the deli and this old guy came up to the counter, saw my hair briefly as he looked down to the meat case. "Hello ma'am" then i spoke with my deeper ish female voice "oh, sorry sir" and then he glanced at my name tag with my feminine name and he just Shut up and looked so awkward it was priceless and funny!

Today a co-worker (who knows I'm trans) told me "I didn't know you were trans. I found out when you messaged me and I was so confused. Then I thought you were mtf!" I'm on T, my company won't change my name without legal documents even for internal use (because of reasons..) and the judge deciding on my name change was sick the day I would have had my name change -_- But.. I'm passing so well people who only know me as a guy think I'm a guy and it's so validating.

I CAN'T STOP LAUGHING AT THAT GASP AT 1:18

Hahaha totally relating to all the pre-t 😂getting called by my old name has me considering wearing a name tag hahaha. The being called sir then sorry I mean ma'am after they hear my voice 🤦‍♂️ then the endless apologizing I don't know who feels more awkward me or the person apologizing while other look and wonder what's going on hahaha

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Cassiel I don’t wear my name tag at work, I’m just glad I haven’t been asked about it lmao

THIS IS HILARIOUS!

I have a shorehouse, I got top surgery two days ago, so for the last summer and the summer before hand I would swim while binding. I didn’t pack while swimming though because I didn’t have a real packer but even if I did I would not want risk losing it especially since I swam in the ocean. Swimming while binding sucks because your binder always moves while swimming and it’s impossible to fix and when your shirt is wet it sticks to your skin and ugh so awkward! Can’t wait to swim without binding next summer

*being pre-T and passing till you open your mouth* Oof felt that one big time 😭 *swimming pre top surgery* Too real 😭

When I started wearing packers about a year ago, (I didn't have a strap) I was walking down the street when my packer stated to move. I didn't notice too much as I thought that was just what it did. I then got talking to one of my old friends explaining about being trans. when I walked away, my packer fell out of my trouser leg onto the street where everyone could see. I quickly grabbed it and instinctively put in back into my boxers in front of everyone. people were staring at me so confused like "that boys peen just fell off". I ran to my youth center in tears and explained the hole thing. I was so embarrassed. they called my mum who came and took me home. looking back it's funny but at the time it was horrible.

Nobody knew I was trans, till I told one "friend" and she blurted it out everywhere, and now....everybody is always asking or calling me "she" and it sucks.

When you're on a co ed team and you all get together with your parents and all the kids know your name but all the adults don't and someone's mom says "I'm sorry, what was your name again?" and you want to say your name but your dad is standing right behind her and you know he would rip your head off if you said your name so you have to decide wether to deal with an angry father or saying "My name is [birthname]" for the first time in a year. I did the last one and then I went into another room and cried for 20 minutes hahahaaa.

“All female girl group” Well I would hope there was not a male girl or a female boy

Number four hits so hard, though; especially at someplace like work (at a fast-food place), where the customer walks up saying "Hello, sir!" and ends their order with "Thank you, ma'am." D':

The passing when you open your mouth bit I relate to so fucking hard

I'm so used to Jamie with glasses that this feels weird, seeing him without glasses.😂

That "passing until you open your mouth" one is something that me and my girlfriend have both experienced I get it more in quick interactions and she gets it more with little kids, so, both situations where you don't really want to say anything and just stand there feeling Conflicted

When you brought up she’s the man I was like YES I’m not the only trans guy that loves this movie 😂

I'm going swimming this summer, with a binder (That I have made out of a swimsuit). Mostly no t-shirt, because the people I swim with know that I'm trans. And they don't care, they just want me to be happy😊 I think and hope that one day everyone have friends (and partners) like that😄