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0:08 She Her Hers 0:09 She Her Hers 0:10 He Him His 0:11 He Him His 0:12 He Him His 0:14 She Her Hers The prefix ‘trans’ demonstrates a fundamental flaw in your thinking. A Women is a Women and Man is a Man You’re not born into the wrong body. You’ve been brainwashed to believe a lie and a fantasy. You need compassion, care, support and counselling. It is not healthy to pretend and live in fantasy.
0:08 She Her Hers 0:09 She Her Hers 0:10 He Him His 0:11 He Him His 0:12 He Him His 0:14 She Her Hers The prefix ‘trans’ demonstrates a fundamental flaw in your thinking. A Women is a Women and Man is a Man You’re not born into the wrong body. You’ve been brainwashed to believe a lie and a fantasy. You need compassion, care, support and counselling. It is not healthy to pretend and live in fantasy.
This was very basic and I wish it gave more information for people who want to learn about transgender persons. My main question is in reference to the pronouns they/them. How does one use those pronouns when speaking to someone? Like how do I have a conversation with a person who identifies as they/them? What are some examples of how a conversation would unfold if I’m speaking one-on-one with a person who identifies with these pronouns, or even if I’m referencing that person? Because these pronouns refer to multiple people. Thanks in advance.
They/them is also used to reference a singular person in multiple contexts! For example, if a mail person delivered the mail but you didn’t know their gender, you likely already say things like “oh they delivered the mail”. So grammatically, singular they/them is correct and has been used for many years. The singular “they” is in official dictionaries. As for speaking about someone who uses they/them pronouns, you would use “they” to replace he or she; for example, instead of “she plays piano” you would say “they play piano”. You would use “them” instead of him or her, for example “I played a game with them”. You would use “their” instead of “his” or “hers”, like “I went to their house” or “this house is theirs” When you are talking directly to the person, try to avoid using gendered language like “sir” or “ma’am”. Use the person’s chosen name to address them. You generally wouldn’t use their pronouns when talking directly to the person, because you usually use pronouns in the third person. There are other videos in this series if you want to learn more!
"I saw Kay down at the shop, they had a huge armful of boxed cake mix. I asked them if they needed a hand but they said they could carry all that themself. I should have asked what the hell kind of massive cake they were making."
I had someone tell me her pronouns like it was law. I said her name and bid her a good day. If your name is Tom or David, Sally or Lisa, that's what I call you. I don't use idiotic pronouns to address these people.
0:08 She Her Hers 0:09 She Her Hers 0:10 He Him His 0:11 He Him His 0:12 He Him His 0:14 She Her Hers The prefix ‘trans’ demonstrates a fundamental flaw in your thinking. A Women is a Women and Man is a Man You’re not born into the wrong body. You’ve been brainwashed to believe a lie and a fantasy. You need compassion, care, support and counselling. It is not healthy to pretend and live in fantasy.
@@amyh9512 So I don't believe in the dogma of transgenderism. Therefore, I don't believe trans-gender people actually exist, only people who try to imitate the other gender.
I'm so glad I live in Australia. We don't have this here. We do of course,but I just don't see it here n so yea. Thank god for that. It jus looks so wrong. A man in a womans dress but they got full broad shoulders,muscles, long hair, a beard and an adams apple. Lol
Lmao buddy, I would say I hate to break this to but that’d be a lie. Trans people are everywhere, and the only reason you don’t see them is because of the toxic and uninviting environment people like you breed. Just because the trans experience isn’t something you personally have to go through does not mean it doesn’t exist. And whether you like it or not trans people are fighting like hell for their rights to exist, even in Australia. I hope that if someone you care deeply about ever comes out as trans, you’ll learn to accept them as they are. Like that child in your profile picture, assuming that’s yours or the child of someone you care about. Otherwise, you may just have to say goodbye to a wonderful relationship.
@@witchyfirbolg I'm an agnostic so I reject metaphysical dogma by definition. Therefore, I don't believe in the dogma of "transubstantiation" or "transgenderation". I don't believe a man becomes a woman or a woman becomes a man, EVER.
This is a really great series. Thank you for educating me.
Thank you so much. I just came out to my family, and I’m going to send them these videos 💜🏳️⚧️
Trans 101: No man can ever become a woman and no woman can ever become a man.
0:08 She Her Hers
0:09 She Her Hers
0:10 He Him His
0:11 He Him His
0:12 He Him His
0:14 She Her Hers
The prefix ‘trans’ demonstrates a fundamental flaw in your thinking.
A Women is a Women and Man is a Man
You’re not born into the wrong body.
You’ve been brainwashed to believe a lie and a fantasy.
You need compassion, care, support and counselling.
It is not healthy to pretend and live in fantasy.
Congrats, friend
Great series...thank you.💜
Trans 101: No man can ever become a woman and no woman can ever become a man.
super helpful series thank you! also i love you all and you're my friends now
Thank you! I work with transgender students and this was very helpful!
0:08 She Her Hers
0:09 She Her Hers
0:10 He Him His
0:11 He Him His
0:12 He Him His
0:14 She Her Hers
The prefix ‘trans’ demonstrates a fundamental flaw in your thinking.
A Women is a Women and Man is a Man
You’re not born into the wrong body.
You’ve been brainwashed to believe a lie and a fantasy.
You need compassion, care, support and counselling.
It is not healthy to pretend and live in fantasy.
Thank you 😊
Love this so much 🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈🥲
such a great series!
Thanks so much…I am a cisgender that had no idea had to how respect and understand trans people.
Trans 101: No man can ever become a woman and no woman can ever become a man.
No such thing as a cisgender
You're either female or male
No cis or trans or buts about it.
Don’t use cis gender 😡I find it offensive 😡it’s men and women
This was very basic and I wish it gave more information for people who want to learn about transgender persons. My main question is in reference to the pronouns they/them. How does one use those pronouns when speaking to someone? Like how do I have a conversation with a person who identifies as they/them? What are some examples of how a conversation would unfold if I’m speaking one-on-one with a person who identifies with these pronouns, or even if I’m referencing that person? Because these pronouns refer to multiple people. Thanks in advance.
They/them is also used to reference a singular person in multiple contexts! For example, if a mail person delivered the mail but you didn’t know their gender, you likely already say things like “oh they delivered the mail”. So grammatically, singular they/them is correct and has been used for many years. The singular “they” is in official dictionaries.
As for speaking about someone who uses they/them pronouns, you would use “they” to replace he or she; for example, instead of “she plays piano” you would say “they play piano”. You would use “them” instead of him or her, for example “I played a game with them”. You would use “their” instead of “his” or “hers”, like “I went to their house” or “this house is theirs”
When you are talking directly to the person, try to avoid using gendered language like “sir” or “ma’am”. Use the person’s chosen name to address them. You generally wouldn’t use their pronouns when talking directly to the person, because you usually use pronouns in the third person.
There are other videos in this series if you want to learn more!
"I saw Kay down at the shop, they had a huge armful of boxed cake mix. I asked them if they needed a hand but they said they could carry all that themself. I should have asked what the hell kind of massive cake they were making."
I had someone tell me her pronouns like it was law.
I said her name and bid her a good day.
If your name is Tom or David, Sally or Lisa, that's what I call you.
I don't use idiotic pronouns to address these people.
I’m glad they accepted you at temple sweetheart. Okay respect is very important here. When do we get silly and weird though?
0:08 She Her Hers
0:09 She Her Hers
0:10 He Him His
0:11 He Him His
0:12 He Him His
0:14 She Her Hers
The prefix ‘trans’ demonstrates a fundamental flaw in your thinking.
A Women is a Women and Man is a Man
You’re not born into the wrong body.
You’ve been brainwashed to believe a lie and a fantasy.
You need compassion, care, support and counselling.
It is not healthy to pretend and live in fantasy.
; - ; my pronouns r…. thicc/dumpy
Trans 101: No man can ever become a woman and no woman can ever become a man.
And?
@@amyh9512 And no male can ever become a female and vice versa.
@@elputas so? 🤔
@@amyh9512 So I don't believe in the dogma of transgenderism. Therefore, I don't believe trans-gender people actually exist, only people who try to imitate the other gender.
CZcams
WHY ARE YOU PUTTING THUS ON MY FEED??????????
I'm so glad I live in Australia. We don't have this here. We do of course,but I just don't see it here n so yea. Thank god for that. It jus looks so wrong. A man in a womans dress but they got full broad shoulders,muscles, long hair, a beard and an adams apple. Lol
Lmao buddy, I would say I hate to break this to but that’d be a lie. Trans people are everywhere, and the only reason you don’t see them is because of the toxic and uninviting environment people like you breed.
Just because the trans experience isn’t something you personally have to go through does not mean it doesn’t exist. And whether you like it or not trans people are fighting like hell for their rights to exist, even in Australia.
I hope that if someone you care deeply about ever comes out as trans, you’ll learn to accept them as they are. Like that child in your profile picture, assuming that’s yours or the child of someone you care about. Otherwise, you may just have to say goodbye to a wonderful relationship.
They have it here. It just depends on what suburb or city you live in. I’m in Brisbane and just sat through trans etc diversity training today.
Wait, I realised the whole thing is Australian! Wtf 😬
@@witchyfirbolg Trans 101: No man can ever become a woman and no woman can ever become a man.
@@witchyfirbolg I'm an agnostic so I reject metaphysical dogma by definition. Therefore, I don't believe in the dogma of "transubstantiation" or "transgenderation". I don't believe a man becomes a woman or a woman becomes a man, EVER.
We don’t care about this shit 🥴
'Transition' from one sex to another is impossible. Your narcissistic beliefs are your own but don't expect anyone else to indulge you.
“I don’t have a personality, I have pronouns”.