I spent a day with NON-BINARY PEOPLE
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"Non-binary people don't have to use they/them pronouns." THANK YOU👏👏
Say it louder I don't think people in the back heard
I do not have pronouns
Please do not refer to me
then what pronouns do you use if not they/them? any??
@@ir489 some nonbinary people do use all/any pronouns, but they can also just use singularly he/him or she/her! they can also use a combination of pronouns like he/they, or neopronouns!
for example, im nonbinary and i use multiple pronouns! (they/he/ey/glass)
also, neopronouns if you didnt know, are pronouns that arent the typical he/she/they. personally neopronouns just feel more like me when the typical pronouns arent *just* right.
@@beautifuljazz1322 nonbinary and trans people use neopronouns alot too, they are valid and are only wrong when mocking us. not everyone is comfy with the other pronouns and it fits right for them and makes them who they are. these are my pronouns. i am nonbinary. im not mocking anyone, this is my identity.
@@beautifuljazz1322 i use nounself pronouns (glass), and they are valid if used genuinely. using them to mock people is wrong but people use these pronouns because they fit them and it defines their gender. these pronouns are valid when used genuinely and not in a mocking way.
it comes down to the users intentions. if they use the pronouns to mock people that is bad, but if it helps them with their presentation ect it is perfectly fine.
im not going to fight you on this. they are valid pronouns when used *genuinely* by someone. let people use the pronouns that fit them and their gender. the invalid people you are talking about are the people who mock neopronoun users, not the people who
actually identify with the nounself neopronouns.
fun fact: Indonesians doesn't use she or he, we just use they when talking about other person which is "dia"
Awesome
It also adds to my language ! (Filipino) we don’t use gendered pronouns since there’s a term or word for it, “siya/niya” which means “you” and “sila/nila” which are sort of the translations for “they/them” pronouns ! ^^
I think all austronesian languages have no grammatical gender
Same in Finland, we don't have she or he, we use "hän" which is just genderless version of he/she.
turkish people also don't have gendered pronouns, we just use "o"
When I had first come out to my best friend I was so scared, but then my best friend just said "Oh yea, I remember in 6th grade you saying how you didn't know if you were a boy or a girl, so I've been using they/them pronouns for you for the last 3 years." and I started crying so hard. They really are the best friend I could ever have
Oml that's so sweet 😭
Aww, that's so cool! ;v; Thanks for sharing, that's awesome! They definitely sound like a great friend! ^^
i love that so much oh my god
Aww…
aww
The "that's a person thing" thing was hilarious cause that's so true. Everything should be fair game, interests, clothing, toys, etc. should all be for whoever enjoys them. People should be allowed to be people
Yes, that's why defining people in terms of 'gender' is such a huge backward step.
Stop supporting a channel that gives Jeffery Marsh a platform. A guy who tells his fans to stalk and threaten people who call out his concerning behaviour such as telling kids to abandon their parents and get his pateron so he can talk to them "intimately and privately".
Even though I identify as cis, I HATE it when people say, "That's a girl thing" or "That's a boy thing" WHY CAN'T IT JUST BE A PERSON THING
It is just a person thing. You don't have to accept sexist stereotyping. You can challenge it, as women, gays and lesbians have been doing for centuries now. The so-called 'nonbinaries' challenge nothing. They endorse the very system they claim to be against.
@@AM-ne4uo Not true, nonbinary people don’t identify as nonbinary because they don’t fit in with stereotypes, it’s because they don’t feel like either gender
@@Batshitcrazyfreak Yes, and 'gender' is sex stereotypes and roles. What else are they not fitting into?
because different genders are good at different things
guys are better at doing the heavy lifting because in ages pass we were the protectors of the family and know how to fight
girls are better at keeping things neat and tidy because in ages pass they were the housekeepers who needed to keep the place clean and cook for the family
guys are better at hunting, wood cutting, building places
girls are better at cooking, cleaning, and giving a damn.
what i find odd though... since we all evolved from cavemen, didn't the cave women of the past also hunt and what not? wonder what the explanation for that is
i'm a guy and i want to learn how to cook/be good at it (mostly because my food tastes are unique and i'd rather cook for my family than my future wife only cooking for herself + kids if i have any) i'm also ocd as hell and need to keep things organized/everything has to have a home otherwise its a mess
tl;dr stereotypes exist, just deal with it and move on
Yeah I agree
It's not that we should be bringing our kids up to be genderless, it's that we should be bringing our kids up to be gender limitless. Girls should be free to play with cars and trucks and play football and boys should be free to play with dolls and wear dresses. Girls should be free to be masculine and boys should be free to be feminine. That's how my hippy parents brought me up decades ago and how I brought my kids up. Kids who feel they are male or female shouldn't be told they are genderless the same as genderless kids shouldn't be told they are male or female. Nurture your kids so they feel okay that they are who they are when they get to the age they can realise what they are - straight or queer or asexual, cis or trans or non-binary. They will go through stages of figuring out who they are and won't know for sure until they are in their 20s. Bringing your kids up gender limitless will make them accepting of all the different levels of gender that exist, even if they turn out cis and straight themselves.
I love this 🥰 *gender limitless*
This is why I love linguistics, words are so powerful 😌🤩
@@soulgazer11 i agree such a great term that i will now use
if the terms don't mean anything, what's the point of keeping them?
I completely agree! My parents didn't really seem to push me and my siblings beyond our comfort zones but they did seem to expect us to like certain things when we were younger. As we've grown up, they haven't pushed us toward doing things according to our gender. It's nice to encourage your kids to do certain things but ultimately it's up to the child.
There are some parents who raise their kids genderless, and that's a problem. But raising kids to do things without them being gendered is fine
for me, realizing that I'm nonbinary actually helped me embrace some of the traditionally feminine things I avoided for so long because I hated being seen as a girl-- I finally feel comfortable enough in my own identity to wear a skirt if I want to and it's honestly super freeing
You never heard of the centuries long women's movement? More freeing than putting yourself in a box just so you can wear a skirt.
@@Mel-wn9gb I don't think you understand, finding a comfortable box allowed me to be myself-- I'm not forcing myself into this box just so I can wear a skirt. I spent a long time dealing with dysphoria around the idea of being a "woman," not because of clothing (my mom has never dressed particularly femininely but is still certainly a woman) but because that label in and of itself didn't fit me. Because I was so unsure of myself and hated the label that was forced onto me, I avoided "feminine" things in general for pretty much my entire life, but now that I'm comfortable with myself, I no longer feel the need to avoid things like skirts or embroidery just because I see them as "girly"-- now they're just things I like that don't determine my gender.
I am fully aware of the women's movement, but that was not the issue at play for me-- perceiving myself as a woman in any sense tends to cause me intense discomfort; I spent months coming home and crying on my bed wondering what was wrong with me because of it. I knew I wasn't trans, but I also didn't feel like a woman-- it's just a weird gut feeling that I don't know how to describe.
Based on the other comments you have left on this video, though, it seems that you're unwilling to allow people like myself to be who we are, and if you feel the need to try to convince me that I'm forcing myself into a box when I try to share a positive experienxe, perhaps you should take a look at yourself and reconsider the way you spend your time.
im a trans man and i feel the same way. like ppl always ask "why are now comfortable being feminine". bc i needed to get my gender right to feel comfortable. im a man but im comfortable wearing what looks cool and for me coming out and accepting myself helped me with that so much
@@Mel-wn9gb no they didnt like the box they were placed in bc it was the wrong box. the nonbinary box or outside the box (idk what the the correct term) fits them better.
@@kai_alex So what exactly do you mean by the 'binary' box then? What makes you two any different from any other girl or woman who felt comfortable enough in themselves to put on a skirt or a pair of pants, if it has nothing to do with sex stereotypes? Opposing sexism is always a good way to spend our time. You guys should try it.
"How many "y"s were in the word gay?"
"About 16"
"Yup. Thats the appropirate amount for a purple lunch box"
Gayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
One time, I was taking an assessment for school, and it said
-Male
-Female
And in small letters it said "Skip" and I choose it. Later when I got the answers back, it said "Gender: Unknown" and I felt that on a deep level.
HELPSDKSFNSK why would that make me so euphoric I would love for my gender identity not to be perceived
Yea I’ve felt that before ಥ_ಥ
@@nickmerryman1666 void-gender
"Error 404: Gender not found" I love that
Damn.
To all of my non binary friends out here: y'all better not be looking for hate comments. You deserve so much more than to be told that you are not wanted/valid. Enjoy the good people here.
... i was subconsciously doing that... thank u
@@louvervaeke8121 me too… 🥺
Thanks
💞
haha i was actually scared to check the comments but people are nice :)
I'm a native Mandarin speaker, and I am very proud to say that Mandarin is a non-gender language! He/She, even "it" are literally the same word! (all pronounced as tā)
I remember when I first started learning English I find it so odd to have gendered pronouns. Been using Mandarin for my whole life and I can assure you that a language can work PERFECTLY fine without labelling everything/everyone with a gender :)
Hungarian too. For the most part. He, she and they are all "ő" and it is "ez, az".
yea, for the oral part yes, but not when writing..
@@again7pyms actually, the difference in writing happened only after the New Culture Movement in China in the 20th century. It was because the leaders of the movement wanted to "learn from the west" hence they altered Mandarin to be more similar to English and other European languages, so they created the female version of the writing "her". Before the 20th century, all the writings between different genders are the same. (Even now if you use the original TA on females I believe no one will regard it as a "wrong" writing)
@@chiuharn-ching9997 Interesting. Thank you for telling us.👍
@@chiuharn-ching9997 genuinely did not know this, I was always confused when learning Chinese why there were gendered means of writing tā when it made no difference to the context or meaning, that's one thing I despise about English, the language isn't gendered whatsoever, so why are there gendered pronouns? A woman's T-shirt is still called a T-shirt, so why is it a woman's T-shirt? I know it's because it's manufactured differently to fit a different body structure, but if it's made to be different, why not label it as a different thing from the start if your intent is to make it gender specific? English is Germanic based, which has gendered words, only with a third, neutral gender, why this wasn't adopted to English outside of words like Blond/Blonde (which I understand is French) is strange, and even the direct gendered words that aren't pronouns have no difference in pronunciation, only in writing
It's so strangely inconsistent, the use of gender specific pronouns in other European languages is because they have gender specific words, this was something totally unnecessary to apply to English, yet it was
And to finish my rant, gendered titles
These only started because other languages had them, and we adopted gender specific pronouns, however most currently used leadership titles are not gender specific, probably because they were created with the intention of only having men fill those rolls, so there wasn't a point, but European sexism isn't what I'm here to get into, there's terms such as President, Prime Minister, Judge, Justice, Ruler, Leader, Senator, none of these are gendered, however Emperor/Empress, King/Queen, Priest/Priestess, Prince/Princess, etc. all are. These are all positions of power, why are only some gendered? Even if the formerly mentioned titles were created with the intent of being male-only, why do we have female-specific terms for other positions of power? As I was finishing that up, I remembered we do have a term for a president's wife/husband in First Lady/Gentleman, however the term for their spouse remains gender neutral president
With the absurd amount of inconsistencies within our own language, I don't understand the point of contention so many people find, considering the only gendered part of the language is pronouns, titles, and words that originate from gendered languages
I'm sorry I wrote so much, I basically came in here intending to say "hey, I'm learning Chinese right now, and you just taught me a little fun fact that clears up some of my confusion", once passion kicks in, I begin to ramble (really hurts me when I'm arguing with someone, since there's often inconsistencies or a lack of structure)
I was born Intersex and was raised female. Joan (my mom) would always yell at me when she'd see me playing with my cousin's hot wheels and she'd force me to wear dresses.
As a parent, I teach my children to express themselves. Play with any toys, they share their toys. They're old enough to understand that their is a category for some toys as boy or girl toys but they still play with whatever toys they want without feeling shamed for it. Same with whatever they want to wear.
I do see them expressing themselves as the gender they were born as, for the most part, but at least they have that freedom to play and learn about themselves without me categorizing them. They're human things, clothing, toys, ect. and I feel categorizing them is what causes confusion because humans are too complex to be in boxes.
I am non-binary, I don't care if people see me as a female or a male. I've received questions like that my whole life, from fellow children and adults, in my adult life. Or adults saying I'm just an ugly woman.
I see myself as a mother and a father, at times.. but for the most part I feel I'm just me.
Hi! I’m an intersex and transgender genderless youth. Thank you for posting this. I find it rly hard to find other transgender intersex people, even just stories of us being happy, so seeing your post made me really happy.
I hope you have a good day
@@Thisisit_zaijian I'm glad it made you feel happy. I hope you have a beautiful day/night.
That’s good way of thinking
"Humans are too complex to be put in boxes"....."I'm nonbinary". 🙄
It's a tiny thing, but as a cis man, I found myself in a store trying out a scarf, only to realise it was labeled in capital letters "FOR LADIES". Instantly I felt ashamed and put it back in. I then looked at the men's options but they were few and all very bland. It was another click for me, earlier that week I had seen that chain I really wanted only to be told by a relative it was for girls. I know it's a tiny thing, but for the many times I gave up on myself, from the music I listen to the way I walk, I wanted to make a first step towards breaking free of gender comformity. So I went back and bought that scarf and I now wear it proudly. It's something small and it doesn't make for a great inspirational story haha, but if for something this simple I already struggled so much against peer pressure, I can only imagine what non-binary people had and have to go through. To Them, I give my sincere respect and admiration, you are a symbol of change for the better.
yes king!
This makes me feel better about shopping in the men's section for shoes and bags despite being cis-female. Thank you.
This is pretty cool! Small steps are great! Thank you for that end part!
such a cool story!!
this makes me so happy, please keep being you
I love how Anthony completely matches the energy of the person who he is interviewing and makes them feel comfortable and sort of in control of the speed and feel of the conversation
Yeah, hes a great interviewer.
it's a sign if Satan approves it
Wow Satan likes Anthony, don’t know how he would feel bout it
yes he's mastered the arts of interviewing
That's cool Satan!
I remember vividly telling myself that I didn’t feel like a boy or a girl when I was nine, forgetting about it, and then realizing that I was non-binary seven years later.
You're either one or the other.
@@DarthSion6987 I'm the or
@@DarthSion6987 im fidel castro
Manbearpig is real
@@Bingobanana4789half man half bear half pig?!?!?
What i love abt Filipino language is that we use the word "siya" and it's gender neutral... Like "Saan ba siya pumunta?" Means "Where did he/she/they go?" Who are we referring to? We don't know! but we do wanna know where did they go, pretty chill right?
“Non-binary people don’t have to use they/them pronouns” SAY IT EVEN LOUDER PLEASE AND THANK YOU 😤😤
Yep. I use they/them and he/him.
@Random Kiddo do I need to smack said people?
Just out of curiosity, can you be non-binary using she/her or he/him? Like I’m generally used to the typical they/them for enby people and (I think) she/they for demigirls, he/they for demiboys (don’t quote me on that), but are they still considering non-binary? (This is out of curiosity. Just because I’m part or the LGBTQIA+ community, doesn’t mean I know everything about it)
@@Aconitums_Poisoned_Art yeah I use just he/him and I’m still 100% NB
I'm non binary and I use he/him, so I can confirm that this is true
Oh my god I hate pointlessly gendered things. I was like 7 years old (give or take a year) and a girl made fun of me because my juice box had a character from Cars on it. A JUICE BOX. WITH A DISNEY CHARACTER.
Kids are weird
I remember I was like “red is my favorite color!” And someone told me “that’s a boys color” or my male friends telling me their “secret” and their secret was just that they liked the color purple or pink, and id always be confused cause yknow- they’re just. Colors.
@Incased_pol I think they're a girl
@@nininyoko13 i think its more their parents
In primary school (like age 11) i had people comment on my shoes because I chose the blue ones and not the pink ones. (They had 2 different kinds. Pink or blue.)
These shoes were mostly white but had a strip of either blue or pink. I'm like umm.. I like blue. I don't get this.
Freaking nonbinary people man, they're so cool. Enbies are why I'm completely comfortable with trying to understand my gender better and was able to recognize that I'm a transdude
This made me so happy.
fellow transdude!!!!!
Based on what? If you don't mind me asking
@@solmoman Hm? What do you mean? What's "based on" what?
@@solmoman Probably based on.. experience? No idea what you're asking lol
"There are risks that I need to take in order to create a world where I am safe".. ❤️🙏 definitely needed to hear that.
"We will never live in a world that DOESN'T try to hurt people like me, UNLESS I live this way." Woooooow
that gave me the chills
That perfect response is exactly what caught my attention too. Beautifully said. I do believe the courage these people demonstrate every day will bring peace to future generations.
I had goosebumps the minute I heard them say that. It is so profound and so true.
How I live my life as a nonbinary person too! Especially as an almost nurse
I doubt that people can act anyway and still get hurt
WAIT JACOB VOICES DOUBLE TROUBLE IN SHE-RA AND THEY PLAY A NONBINARY CHARACTER-
AAAA IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR A COMMENT TALKING ABOUT THIS YES YES
THATS COOL
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Omg that’s friking amazing that was like my fav charachter
I literally didn’t realize until my second time watching and now my lil enby heart is so happy
I cannot imagine withholding affection from a child as punishment, that's heartbreaking. They obviously turned out perfect, so their parents are very lucky that they didn't break them.
I think they did a lot of healing at the Buddhist monastery
ikr, wtf… it's so insane! But it makes a lot of sense to think of it from the perspective of the parents being in fear. Fear often makes ppl make very dumb decisions🫂💚
He turned out to be weird so no
honestly, if I ever have a trans kid or something I'll not care and use their preferred pronouns. like why do I need to give a shit if my child is trans or nonbinary I want them to be happy
You should give a shit because you'd be defining not only your own child, but yourself and everyone else in terms of regressive, sexist stereotypes.
@@Mel-wn9gb lol what?
@@DustyKeyboardahh 'Cis', 'trans', 'binary' and 'nonbinary' are literal sex stereotyping. Why would you support that?
@@Mel-wn9gbyou should support anyone, for who they are. But you shouldn’t support haters that talk shit about these things.
@@-LinnHasPaws- If 'who you are' depends on sex stereotyping other people, then no, we should not support that shit.
Anthony is one of the only youtubers bringing representation to every community
Agreed my friend. Agreed
straight up factsss
WHY ARE YOU EVERYWHERE XD
Unfortunately your not one of the only people abusing a checkmark
@@magnusw.2758 look at his explanation video for that
I’m HOH and know several Deaf people who would like watch your videos, but unable to without captions. Please consider adding closed captions to make your content accessible for Deaf community.
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Yas
Absolutely !
and captions help non hoh people consentrate
1000% agree!! Honestly all videos should have captions
This video helped me a lot, I’m finally accepting myself.
I am happy for you!
That’s awesome!
same with me!
That you are mentally ill
You are being brainwashed mate
As a pansexual cis guy whose three best friends are non-binary, genderfluid, and transgender respectively, and who as of late has been dabbling in some light gender nonconformity, I've grown to legitimately get frustrated or even upset when my customers (I work at a department store) ask me which gender an item is for. Like, b*tch, *it doesn't matter!* Recently I was even asked whether a specific backpack was "for boys" or "for girls", and I kinda internally snapped and just said "It's for backs" and left it at that. I know that most of those people mean no harm, but it just gets *so* draining to perpetually be confronted with that kind of ignorance.
Why do you use the terms 'gender nonconformity' and 'nonbinary' if you don't think 'gender' should define us or matter? Doesn't make logical sense. What even is 'light gender nonconformity'?
@@Mel-wn9gb **sigh** Did you even watch the goddamn video you're commenting under? I've got better things to do than educate you on stuff that is literally right in front of your eyes.
@@TheNotoriousDUDE I watched it and used my critical thinking skills while I did. You should try it. You don't want to educate me. You want to indoctrinate me. It's not going to happen. Lol.
While I agree with you, I must also say that as a trans guy who's getting misgendered all the f*cking time and has tons of dysphorias, gendered items kinda save my life. It's just so important to me to be seen as a guy, by others and also by myself, and wearing "girl" things would make things SO much worse. I'm really looking forward to starting hormones and stuff so I can get my freedom of expression back, but until then, I always make sure I'm only shopping in the men's department
@@fussballer1001 Yes of course, that definitely makes sense! What pisses me off is when people use items' gender designations as a means of restricting their kids' freedom of expression. I will say that these are two separate issues though ^^
Side note: Just because you are a biological girl and you like playing football, it doesn't mean you are transgender or non-binary. Same with boys; just because you like dresses or makeup, doesn't mean you're transgender or non-binary. There is no definition of what a man's interests and hobbies should be, and there is no definition of what a woman's interests and hobbies should be. And I'm NOT claiming this video said anything like this, just a side note.
True! And here for a side note on your comment: I would suggest you use "assigned female at birth" (AFAB) instead of "biological girl", as there are - as was mentioned in the video as well - more biological gender types than just XX/"female" and XY/"male" :) using AGAB or cis instead of biological is more inclusive for intersex people and just everyone in general, so just a heads up!
Yeah, but it also doesn't make you NOT trans. It's not about the activity. It's about why you do it, how you relate to it, and how you feel about it. Activity is sometimes done IN SPITE OF gender, sometimes REGARDLESS of gender, and sometimes BECAUSE OF gender. It takes introspection to tell. Going against the grain IS ABSOLUTELY a sign to start gender questioning.
Questioning is healthy for all people, trans and cis. It brings people closer to their own gender, regardless of what it is. And if they are trans, they're going to want to catch it early. There's nothing wrong with wondering if you're trans and then concluding that you're not. It doesn't hurt cis kids to do this.
A better version of your statement would be that your gender is on the inside, not the outside. That goes for trans kids as well as cis kids. Trans girls can like sports and trans boys can like dolls. It doesn't make you who you are.
Flip side: If you're a biological boy, liking football doesn't mean you can't be transgender or nonbinary. If you're a biological girl and like dresses or makeup, that doesn't mean you can't be transgender or nonbinary. Trans women can like football, and trans men can like dresses.
True!! Remember people: sports, hobbies and/or clothes don’t have genders. You can do anything without it being a boy or girl thing!!
This is EXACTLY why Non-Binary isn't a REAL thing! People need to stop misusing and confusing the words gender and sex. You're not labeled a gender at birth, you're labeled a sex according to your biology!
the fact that anthony uploaded this during non-binary awareness week
Ikr!!!
Its vv pogg
Seriously one of my favorite CZcamsrs. I love him. 🥰🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
Wait it's non binary awareness week? Damn, I'm a bad non binary 😂😂😂
OMG NO WAY THATS POG! 😝
the things jacob said about how non binary people can be fat and any skin tone meant so much to me and made me feel so accepted. i’m native american, non binary, and a bit on the larger size. i often feel like i don’t belong in the non binary community because of the fact the im amab, or because of my size, or because of my heritage and skin color. what they said really made me feel accepted and at peace with myself
As a white, kinda skinny, afab nonbinary person, welcome to the family! Anyone who is nonbinary and a good person is welcome here.
@@AceOfStars0 i appreciate it!! thank you for being so kind!!
@@Kinkamo you're welcome!!! ❤️❤️
You go you little gender frog!
sex =/= gender and i feel like people forget that 24/7
like if someone finds out i'm non binary , they ask what's in my pants half the time like
HOW I IDENTIFY DOES NOT CORRELATE WITH HOW I PEE , MY GUY
anyway i'm extremely happy to see anthony make this video uwu
i also very recently updated my ID to have X as gender and it's so freeing ,, holy crap
'Gender' is just a made up social construct based in sex stereotyping. You're no different than anyone else. Nobody is 'binary'.
"How I identify does not correlate with how I pee, my guy!"
I love it.
Best go-to response I've found to "What's in your pants?" is "Sorry, you're not my type."
I haven’t had anyone ask what’s in my pants yet, but the appropriate response would be “f*ck off, creep” cause that’s a really perverted question to ask someone lol. My genits are nobody’s business, I can’t believe people actually say that to you
as angel said, i hate when people think that everyone who is nonbinary is afab, as being afab and nonbinary it just makes me sad when people put nonbinary into a binary
edit: spelling
As an AMAB person, that’s always made me confused thinking I couldn’t be non-binary because of only seeing them be AFAB.
I learned that it was not only AFAB people after a google search, and now I identify as demiboy.
@@Disearned Good for you!! Hell yeah
wat is afab?
@@emilpersidski stands for assigned female at birth, another is amab which means assigned male at birth
Hope i helped ^^
@@U.R.coolkid thanks I didn’t know that either!
“The LEAST interesting part of is the pronoun…It’s about giving yourself this profound freedom and joy and bliss in your own body”
@Kelly Ali That's what I wanna know? I still don't get anything of this.
The undeniable fact I learned from this video is that non-binary people have impeccable fashion.
LMAO THANK YOU
You mean men or woman in the video have impeccable fashion
@@Bingobanana4789 No they mean non-binary people
@@BasedGrandmasKitchen where do you find those? How does a non binary person reproduce?
They look like a My Little Pony character took a shit on them.
A commonality I see between your videos focused on the LGBT community is that all of these folks had an understanding of their identities before they even knew there was a word for it. I went through something similar when I was wondering why I had a crush on a male classmate when I was little and thought it was a totally original concept, since I was fairly sheltered. Even these decades later, it's great hearing these stories and knowing I wasn't alone there.
angel is so androgynous, i'm jealous.They are stunning
actually she's masc.
@@trollrat2828 wdym i got offended? i simply corrected the person.
@@simba1376 they use she/they pronouns
Yessss
@@llynxfyremusic I think they were referring to her looks, not her identity
Purple has been a color of royalty throughout history.
Fan fact: the reason it was a symbol of royalty is because purple-coloered dye was really hard to acquire back in the day, so only rich people could afford it
this is the same reason way no country has purple in it's flag, because then it would've been to hard to recreate for the general population
@@bigwijdsljla what does that have to do with fans
@@lucidlemonarts7597 well I am a fan of the color purple
Is THAT why I look good in it?
blue and pink didnt mean boy and girl till after world war 2
I imagine some mafia boss setting the dogs on me saying "get 'em," but I'm so touched the mafia boss used my preferred pronouns I forget about the dogs
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Oh my god
Honestly this video helped me a lot
Because I am AMAB I usually feel invalid for identifying as non binary (specifically as agender) because I mostly see AFAB non binary people on the internet and even among my friend group and I use He/They pronouns (although no-one ever referred to me as they because I don't use the most used equivalent in French and people don't refer to me often)
I realised I was non binary when I realised I did not like to be called a man, at first I thought that it was only because I was young and I felt like it would be better with time but I also realised I didn't like being called a boy either
Welcome to the club! No matter size, race, assigned gender, disability, religion, sexuality, etc, you are welcomed as nonbinary, who you are! 💛🤍💜🖤
I feel this a bit.
FR!!
“GENDER NEURAL PARENTAL UNIT NUMBER ONE” I WHEEZED I ABSOLUTELY LOVE JACOB
Ayyyy fr no cap sleezy shawty triflin no dirty docks cap a hunned 😂😂😂😂👌👌👌👌
Whats there to be mad? atleast youre #1 lol
You dislike the stuff that gets uploaded by my fingers clicking upload? Are you just a h8er boi? I say see you l8er boi. Don't watch the stuff that gets uploaded by my fingers clicking upload anymore. Your dislikes are damaging my good good GOOD reputation. I am a superstar, dear um
hell yeahhh! Also I love your pfp so much, I’m a happyduo fan as well
YOO SAME AND HELLO FELLOW HAPPYDUO USER
my favorite thing about the way anthony interviews people is that he is able to crack jokes that aren't offensive and he isn't like treading in eggshells when cracking jokes because you could tell he's just genuinely respectful
treading in eggshells when cracking jokes XD
Mantasha Malik
Very well spot xD
@@kunaihanaki2914 lol ty
He also asks intelligent questions so that he, and through him his audience, can learn and understand.
Very off topic, but I love your pfp (profile picture) :))
Someone well intentioned:" So what are your pronouns?"
My genderfluid ass: *rolls a d6* "she?"
REAL
I know this video is a bit old now but it was great! The second my mum saw that I put my pronouns as he/her/them she just texted me saying that I can be whoever I want to be. Small things like that might not look like much but to some people they can mean everything. Love you mum 💛🤍🖤💜
that's awesome
@Kraus von Grat that’s just untrue lol
@Kraus von Grat If I was born at a weight of 7 pounds, would i be that same weight now? No, I would be at least 100 pounds after years of growth. People can change and you need to learn to accept it.
Hell yeah 💛🤍🖤💜
Jeffrey: “the pressure built and built and I needed to do something drastic”
me: D:
Jeffrey: “so I moved to a buddhist monastery”
me: :D
I got scared too, Jeffrey seems like a really cool and wise person, I love them
@@gay_king22 I think im in love with jeffrey's personality. the kind of confidence, positivity, and "no struggle is too hard" attitude I need in my life. 10/10 would be good friend
I too thought this was going in a VERY different direction
I read this right as the part came up lol
I got so scared for them honestly I thought it was going in a VRY different direction
My son was watching over my shoulder. He heard Angel's voice and asked "Why is he a girl?" I explained "They aren't a girl, They're non-binary. They were born a girl, but realized that they didn't feel like a girl. They felt like a boy and a girl at the same time." His response? "Oh. Ok. I like frogs."
(Edit: Didn't realize this would spur so many comments! To those who pointed out I described bi-gender, I realize that now and next time it comes up, I'll make sure to point it out! To those who think I'm a bad parent or forcing things on my son, you're entitled to your opinions, no matter how wrong they are. The world is changing so t's important that our children are able to adapt to those changes. Especially if (you) refuse to change with the rest of the world.)
AWWW I LOVE THAT
He deserves a frog hat 💕
bless his heart
Lol amazing story
@@patarsbutthole fr
as an AFAB nb person, i feel so seen by these people
So you're still a women?
I think I'd like to try out she/they pronouns :)
The idea of it makes me happy
THEN DO IT!!!
SLAY
Eyyyy! That's awesome, you do you! I'm proud of you :)
That’s great! The cool thing about life is we can try things out and see how we feel about them. :) wishing you well.
I’m super late, but this was me too!! Proudly using she/they pronouns now as a cis woman :D
I know a non-binary parent that has their kids call them “MaPa” and I lowkey LOVE THAT SO MUCH
Haha nice. In my family we call my dad “Pop” and as a nonbinary person, I like the idea of going by Mop
There was a cartoon of two kids searching for their parent they called "Mapa"
@@dr.bandito60 that sounds so nice omg
@@dr.bandito60 to be a mop one day…
I’ve thought about that but I came to the conclusion of Pama instead of mapa because-
*Pamasian cheese*
can we just appreciate how polite Anthony is and how much he respects and supports people who come on the show?
@Serena Nintendo okay this one confuses me??? what do u even mean
He respect everyone on his channel
@Serena Nintendo really??🤦🏻♀️
Why r u gae?
I mean if it fits his views of course he will respect it
Omg the expressed sentiment of “do I have to look androgynous to be nonbinary” (also read: “am I valid if I’m not androgynous enough for others?”) is soooooo deeper issues stuff. I’m so glad they mentioned it. I have spent years trying to come to peace with doing what I do and presenting as I want to for ME, and NOT to try to substantiate or legitimize my identity for others who, honestly, do not know me and I don’t expect to grasp it. I only expect people who care, who ask, to follow through with the intentions they expressed.
What is there to grasp? You're no different to anyone else. Nobody is 'binary' to begin with.
Anthony is an incredible person for these videos because a lot of them get demonetized and they are greatly educational and can help people figure out who they are.
I thank you Anthony Padilla
"Half-hearted ball kicking
That's a person thing"
I'm sorry this cracked me up
lol I prefer half-hearted ball kicking over whole-hearted ball kicking.
tho I think any amab person will agree that no ball kicking is best.
👏🏼 they/them 👏🏼 is 👏🏼 not 👏🏼 the 👏🏼 only 👏🏼 option 👏🏼 for 👏🏼 nonbinary 👏🏼 people
-your friendly he/they/she
@leilani how is stating ur pronouns being attention seeking😭
Neopronouns, he/him, she/her, mixed sets of pronouns: *allow us to introduce ourselves*
Yessss - fellow he/they/she
@leilani Neo-pronouns are a thing and are valid. If Firefox feels comfortable with those pronouns than you should respect that. Don't tell someone what pronouns they should or shouldn't use, if that is the way someone wants to be referred to as than deal with it. Also you sound really condenscending, so you should re-think how you write things out.
@leilani stay mad - nonbinary person who uses they/it pronouns
I actually go by my current nonbinary name Cori
Awesome!
From time to time I just come back to this video to harbor some strenght for the hard days. It means a lot and I'm super grateful this exists
"All that gender was for me was a list of things that were forbidden" - my mind blown
Yes! “That’s a person thing. People do that” is exactly how I feel !
That made me laugh so much. I hate how most things are pointlessly gendered.
Me too! love this concept 💕
@Kelly Ali hm??
@Kelly Ali i think that is a personal choice. The difference between this is that the things that should not be gendered are objects. Or ways to do something. I personally feel better after i discovered my gender identity. I guess we should stop gendering items, and just listen to peopke and the way how they identify.
@Kelly Ali someone deciding their own gender isnt harmful, nor sex stereotyping.
I have a friend who is non binary and I often get confused as to what that means bc this is such a new thing for me. I want to be a better ally not only to my friend but also for people who are generally mistreated. This video is extremely helpful for me. Thanks Anthony!
Your friend is mentally deluded don’t buy into their bull shit
"My parents thought it was their job to make me not like this" I identify with that statement so strongly. I was always pressured into fitting in and made to think who I was wasn't ok
I very much vibe with "that's a person thing" 😊
@Serena Nintendo ?
@Serena Nintendo ?
@Serena Nintendo ?
@Serena Nintendo ?
@Serena Nintendo ?
Fun fact: Finland doesnt have female or male pronouns, everybody is a they! I absolutely love that
That's so cool omg
Damn, moving to Finland rn
Dang, can we get a group flight to Finland.
Indonesia, too.
We have "Dia" which can mean He/Him/She/Her and (singular) They/Them.
I had a concept for a homemade language that only had two 3rd person pronouns, they and it, person and object
This really makes me wonder - again - if I'm non-binary.
You are not, these people are all been acting pretty weird one has been trying to get children to pay to talk to him privately.
@@RandomCommentMakerPersonWhat a horrible thing to say.
@@Mel-wn9gb indeed it is, but when someone is also being a douche and saying "no you can't have that identity and people who do are p£d0s" i think it's valid to tell them to set themselves ablaze or become a better person
@@cosygoose1813 stage 1 is always denial. Maybe you’re non binary 🤔
@@Sentient-potatoSo your trying gas light me. Typical.
Wow, they both seem like really amazing people. Thanks for advice! I'm 40 and have been out as nonbinary for about 2 years. I always wondered why I didn't really fit into gender stereotypes and didn't really see the point anyway.
The reason you didn't fit into sex stereotypes is precisely because they're just stereotypes. Nobody fits into them. That's what makes them stereotypes. Nobody is 'binary' to begin with. That's just sex stereotyping. Therefore nobody is 'nonbinary'. You're just like everyone else.
Congratulations you went 38 years as a normal person then decided over the last 2 years to enter the deluded freaks challenge.
@@Bingobanana4789being non-binary is natural
Slay frfr
I'm so glad that they mentioned that not all non-binary people use They/Them pronouns. I'm so tired of hearing people on twitter and tiktok saying " yes the girls, gay and the they!" we are not " The They's". We don't talk about women like " omg I love She's" . You can just take the words of The Queer Kiwi who says " girls, guys and non-binary pals". My pronouns are He/She btw.
Dope pronouns! I view myself as a guy and use He/They and Xe/Xir pronouns.
@@starnathanstar Awsome!!
I typically hear people say “guys, gals, and non binary pals” because it rhymes
@@charlie_mario6292 same
And rhymes are never not awesome
Yup ^^ I'm agender and use he/him pronouns
Can you please do *"I spent a day with intersex people"* next?? I feel like not enough people know of their existence and what it means to be intersex.
^^ *VOUCH*
Big agree
VOUCH!
vouch!
YEAH!!!
I love how people wrongfully use and confuse Sex and Gender like they need to go back to Kindergarten.
You guys conflate the two whenever it's convenient. Most people understand the theory. We just reject it because it's conservative and sexist.
@@Mel-wn9gb Please educate yourself. You won't listen to trans people, so listen to scientists. I'm literally begging you at this point, your ignorance is hurting people.
Thank you for this video! Anthony handled the interview with so much harmony and balance between fruitful questions, and really just listening receptively to what each individual had to say.
I wanna see Anthony spend a day with aromantic people. As an aromantic person myself, I'd love to see that
coming soon 👍
@@AnthonyPadilla yay :)
@Serena Nintendo wdym it’s literally his channel
@Serena Nintendo what?
@Serena Nintendo Could you please explain your comment?
"you don't need to look like this to be non-binary" is exactly what i needed to hear. i just discovered that i may be non-binary recently, but i don't change the way i look, so i did doubted that i maybe faking myself. i'm still on my journey to discover my true self.
Imposter syndrome is real, my friend. I am afab nonbinary and still present fairly feminine. At first I felt like I needed to overcompensate for my unconventional feelings but it just wasn't me. You can present however you want and feel totally different. As long as you're comfortable
Good luck! I'm still trying to find out who I am and Anthony has actually helped me with a lot of stuff. I wish you luck with finding out who you are and whether you are a male, female, it, they/them, or you just dont have a gender, we love you and want you to feel safe here.
@@kayladattilo8667 tHe ImpOstEr fRoM aMOngUS??!?!?!!//1
Wow same here, I really love that they put emphasis on that. I think people kinda see non-binary as a third gender or inbetween-gender, when actually it's more like any or every gender outside of the binary.
Ya I'm also feeling this, I really like to wear pretty things which would be considered conventional for my birth assignment, but when I try out labels, be they "woman", "man" or "nonbinary" every single one of those makes me uncomfy ;__; I suppose I might be fine with "agender"..? I just prefer not to think about it and leave it blank :'D But since I dress semi-conventional, there's always the inner nagging of "are you sure you're not just faking", which seriously gets to me sometimes... It's good to hear people confirm you don't have to look a certain way :)
There are so many transphobic comments and replies to comments here, so I just wanna say y'all are valid and loved regardless of all the stupid people who would say otherwise.
It's not transphobic to call out ridiculous bs when we see it.
Yeah. Nonbinary peeps are WAY more epic than dumb transphopes.
@@RivuletClone Thank you :)
@@DarthSion6987 star wars fan moment xd
We don’t need your love we just need you to stop making shit up and expecting us to buy into your mental delusion
10:05
BRO DID THE SUBTITLES JUST MISGENDER THEM NAWWW💀
even yt subtitles r smarter than u
@@saudade_9. ok¿ what do you expect me to say bro you're clearly one of those little kids who think they're based🗿
@@zkolii Subtitles didn't misgendered that guy, that's all. Mabey I am 15 but I'm not gonna let myself to get brainwashed by ppl who r trying to normalize "they/them" pronounce like u "adult". I call u stupid not bcuz I hate u, bcuz ur making scandal out of no where
@@saudade_9. you've already been brainwashed, don't worry
@@saudade_9. bro you're 15? Lmao im 14 and im still smarter than you💀
"brainwashing" lmfao
While I liked these interviews for the most part, I want to stress something: you DON'T need to know as a child. You can go until 40 or 50 while being relatively comfortable with the label you were assigned at birth, then try on the nonbinary label and realize it fits so much better. If you're questioning now, don't feel like you must be cis because you weren't stealing all the dresses in kindergarten. These people are just three examples.
Also, I want to reiterate that you don't need to use they/them to be nonbinary. The interview didn't really show that; two of the interviewees used they/them exclusively, and the third used she/they. You don't have to use they/them at all. You can use he/she, you can use neopronouns, or you can even just use the pronouns you were assigned at birth. So don't stop questioning your gender just because you don't like they/them. Or because you're fine with your name. All are welcome in this community!
And also, you don't need "dysphoria" (at least not in the traditional sense) to be nonbinary. Dysphoria is typically thought of as crying yourself to sleep every night because you don't have breasts, but it doesn't have to be like that. You don't need to hate your body either. You can just feel weird every time you're called a man/woman. You can feel like there's an emptiness in you, that suddenly goes away when you try on the nonbinary label. You can feel perfectly fine, but then trying the label makes you feel like an itch on your back that you didn't notice is finally being scratched. If you think the nonbinary label fits you, that's all there is to it.
And finally, there are many ways of being nonbinary. You can feel in between man and woman. You can feel like some of both. You can feel like your gender fluctuates or alternates. You can feel like your gender's completely off the man-woman spectrum. Or you can feel like your "gender" slot is empty. All of y'all are valid
@@seronimo__7735 Why do we need to be 'slotted' into a 'gender'. That's just sex stereotyping.
@@AM-ne4uo You don't have to be slotted into any gender if you don't want to be. That's perfectly valid as well.
The thing that people need to realise is that feminine traits and masculine traits are not exclusive. ALL humans have access to these feelings and can express themselves however they wish!! ♡♡
Sure but those traits vary through sexes and masculine traits are usually expressed by men and feminine traits are usually expressed by women. it's not to say that there are no feminine men or masculine women but those are few and far between. Even those atypical behaviors for men and women is influenced by prenatal testosterone exposure in the womb. So this idea that gender roles are EXCLUSIVELY socially constructed is not at all true.
@@sandrorukhadze8707 That's bullshit. It's not biological at all, just pure gender roles. Femininity and masculinity are social constructs. Having a female or male body is not. If we grew up without gender roles, people of any gender would be free to do anything they wanted to.
@@sandrorukhadze8707 gender roles ARE exclusively socially constructed. You are conflating gender and sex. male does not equal masculinity (a term invented in the 1890s), male equals penis--and even that is a bit fluid accd to scholar Judith Butler.
@@monbub Wow, talking about logic. What you just did is that you assumed all of the opposite things without providing any substantial counter-arguments to back up your claims and started throwing blanket statements at me. I have a strong suspicion that you deliberately side-stepped addressing the points that I've made. Can you bring proper scientific evidence which shows sex and gender are completely unrelated ? most likely you won't be able to because all of these left-leaning theories have been based in the idea of social constructivism which has quaint scientific basis. All the political games aside, the idea that biology has nothing to do with our behavior is simply not true . It would be enough to look at the animal kingdom and observe continuity between us and them and track how they behave.
On the other hand, I kind of understand where you are coming from, you are worried that these biological facts will re-incite sexism between men and women, but that reason isn't sufficient enough to disregard pure scientific facts and truths.
@@sandrorukhadze8707 you're the one pulling facts out of your ass. biology does impact how men and women act (bc of evolution), but its not to the extent where men are always/usually masculine and women are always/usually feminine. we only think we're supposed to act that way, but we don't need to. many people are living proof that it is a social construct. and they dont have any genetic mutations or anything like that, they are just average people. btw the idea of certain traits being masculine or feminine is definitely a social construct. for example, people like to think that men aren't emotional, but they have emotions too. they can also cry, but whenever they do, they feel ashamed of themselves bc its seen as a feminine thing according to society.
I really hate it when people are like “ non-binary means that you use they/them pronouns” or “ non-binary people have to use they/them” and this can go for any type of gender when I was a Demi girl I remember I found somebody saying “demi-girl means you use she/they pronouns” and I really can’t blame them because they were probably uneducated but we have to remember that pronouns≠ gender like you can be a cis female and use he him that does not mean you’re transgender or a cis male using she her pronouns and like I don’t hate those people but I hate how they say it I just try to educate them and if they say the exact same thing well I can’t help them anymore so yea
this is so sad. you have been washed by the media.
Allow kids to experiment. They will figure themselves out over time
I don’t like stupid gender rules like how guys can’t wear makeup or how girls shouldn’t play certain sports or with other more masculine things but I still like going by he/him. Just feels most comfortable :]
Edit: looks like a lot of you agree. Fun fact I’m not allowed to get my ears pierced because “it’s gay”
F pointless rules. You do you. If he/him is your jam, then he/him away! :D
@Incased_pol there's actually a lot of people *trying* to stop others from being themselves, and that's exactly why Pride is a thing. The fight for our rights, our freedom to live authetically.
Have you not heard OF A FUCKING TOM GIRL
lol i can’t paint my hair blue because my dad thinks it’s “gay” as well and that shit HURTS
Lol, people get pissed when girls do things more commonly "masculine" and boys do thing more commonly "feminine". It's weird. I feel like tom girls are more accepted by people than femboys tbh.
“Many of our parents are programmed to care about what other people think of them because of who we are”. I’m not LGBT at all but that’s some facts right there.
One fact.
I see so much trauma and so much pain. But so much strength and bravery. So thankful for this interview! I learned so much!
I’m Agender. It took me from my initial coming out in 2017 (19) to late 2022 (24) to realize I was actually Agender.
I’m still continuing my transition as I was, but now it’s adjusted to better fit me.
So let me get this straight. 'Agender' means you don't have a 'gender' and yet you're 'coming out' and claiming it's your 'gender identity'. It's a paradox! 🤭
@@Mel-wn9gb you’re misunderstanding. I came out saying I didn’t have a gender. My gender identity is none.
@@TheDemonAscended But that means you have a 'gender' otherwise you wouldn't say "my gender identity is ...". If you don't have a 'gender identity' then why buy into this ideology at all?
@@Mel-wn9gb
Gender Identity is a personal sense of one’s own gender and this can differ from assigned birth sex. Someone’s gender identity can be man, woman, a blend of both, neither or something else entirely.
My gender doesn’t exist. And even though I don’t have a gender, I still came out as being not cisgender. I’m not a man, I’m not a woman nor am I both.
None is still a gender identity as you’re defining your gender as being non-binary/non-existent. Agender; abstinence of gender, is still a gender identity.
And it’s not an ideology.
"English is so weird"
Well ain't that the understatement of the century.
Old time shakephare English weird
Yeah, and in Spanish there's no actual non-gendered pronouns. Every object has either female or male pronouns.
I live in Slovakia 👁👄👁
Every verb, every object, EVERYTHING has a gender T^T
@@gimmebleachlmao2576 I live in France, I understand you bro 🤝
Try Germannnnnn..... we have he, she and it as pronouns. Guess what's an it? Girls. DAS Mädchen, 'cuz it's a diminutive. Still feel English is weird? XD
I’m non-binary, I don’t identify as male or female and I personally don’t care about pronouns, and so I just wanted to say I love this, thank you so much for this.
.-.
I love your name is pop
why are there comments keep saying this
@@cloud99955 because in the video one of them says they'd want their kids to call them pop instead of mum and dad
@@userhayley9950 no other comments copying and pasting
my friends helped me get a nonbinary flag like two years ago when this video came out and i kept it stuffed at the bottom of my bag for almost that entire time because i was too scared to openly have it even though im out to my parents and everyone i know. its really hard for me because i am getting consistently misgendered by my family even though, as ive said, i am open about my identity and pronouns (they/them). today i finally put my flag up. your channel is super good at bringing awareness to minorities and it is super inspiring and affirming so thank you so much ❤❤❤
"its not that we are weird, it is that language is weird." .. not sure i agree with that tho
non-binary is a weird experience. for me, she/her is like a blanket you had when you were a kid, comforting, something i’ve always known. sometimes it doesn’t work because it’s old. he/him is like trying new food and loving it, because that never happens. they/them is like water, sometimes it slaps, sometimes it’s a nice neutral.
but everyone has a different experience, and knowing that is healing. honestly, people should be able to just exist and use what they need (pronouns-wise)
also, jacob, you’re thriving hun, and we love you.
that was honestly the most beautiful thing I've ever read, I almost teared up
I love this comment so much. It perfectly describes how pro nouns can feel to a person. Thank you for helping me understand myself better.
I have the exact same feeling as someone who goes by she/they, she/her pronouns are comforting and normal to me, it’s something I’ve known my whole life, but they/them pronouns are a mix of exciting and comforting, I like being called by them, and I love it when people switch up my pronouns when talking about/to me because I get tired of being called by one pronoun consistently in a conversation. That’s my experience :)
As a cis woman, this comment helped me understand. Thank you
me when I'm thirsty : I NEED THAT THEY/THEM
"when they really want to get under my skin would be like 'gender neutral parental unit number 1, i'm f-ing hungry when's dinner?' and i'm like 'SHUT UP CASSANDRA' "
that one sent me lmaoo
Yeah, I laughed so hard. Such a creative way to think about it XD
I honestly do love it when my children call me "Parental unit number 1" it gives me some much gender euphoria. I'm still ok with they calling me mom though.
18:48
Yeah same lmao
jg;ah
Wow, you are such a skilled interviewer. Thank you for bringing us these excellent conversations!
Thank you Anthony for always giving such great respect to people of all different background!! Your videos are so wonderful and enlightening!!
God everyone is just so ✨pretty✨ it’s insane. Regardless of gender, everyone is so insanely handsome and beautiful.
Too true
It's a person thing!!
Facts
Literally burst out crying when the person said "gender for me as a child was just about what was forbidden"
So why would you then turn around and make such an oppressive, sexist concept the defining feaof your 'identity'?
@@AM-ne4uo Being yourself.... is not the same thing... as the mass cultural oppression of children...
@@AM-ne4uo "Stop hitting yourself, hahaha owned liberals, I am very intelligent" TOUCH GRASS
@@AM-ne4uo being yourself isnt sexist
@@peatot2670 It is when your sense of self is based in sex stereotyping.
Recently found out I'm enby, it's been surreal telling people I'm comfortable with. I now go by the name Addison, and I'm still getting used to it. Like, it's been really confusing and a bit scary, I almost feel like I've dissociated a bit
Addison is a great name.
Other names are : Karter, Taylor, Emery, Morgan, and my personal favorite: Alex
How did you find out?
addison is such a cool name!
Gender is a fact
Seeing Jeffrey made me light up with joy
To any parent using "Im afarid of what the world will do to you" then dont be part of the problem! Stand with your kid so even when the world hurts them, they still know theyre safe and loved! Don't make them feel even worse and like the world is right just because you don't have the guts to go against it!
I don't think that these things can't be one in the same. You can affirm your children and their expression and still feel fear for how the world treats them.
"That's a person thing. People do that."
EXACTLY! This is exactly how it feels
This, I’m enby and I’ve felt this since I was smol.
I identify as a cisgender male, and I definitely relate to what Jacob said near the beginning about how even if you are cisgender you aren't going to identify and take on the burden of all the expectations of a gender identity. Like I may be a cisgender male, but I hate sports, competitions, and I am an emotional person who finds it easy to empathize with others. Like, emotions should not be gendered. I blame (not it a bad way - but in a joking way) my mother for me feeling like I, a man, can have emotions and feel like a human being because she was involved in the feminist movement and has a master's degree in psychology. My father on the other hand, was born and raised in Ethiopia and is kinda sexist. I've only seen him cry once, and I thought "OMG straight cis men can have emotions like everyone else!!" (also in a joking way).
So, if thanks to your feminist mum you can recognize that 'gender' is just sex stereotyping, then what makes someone 'cis' or 'trans' then?
Thinking about adding the link to this video to my Coming Out presentation. Thank you for shining a light on us and educating people who may not understand.
I'm feeling a lot of empathy and love towards Jeffrey right now
Jeffrey is an absolutely amazing person. The bulk of their Tiktok is rooted in spreading awareness and acceptance.
@@scaryrumpus What's the gender of the horse? If your gender is horse, does that mean the horse is non-binary?
@@scaryrumpus Lmao you really thought you did something with that 💀
I don’t he’s apart of the LGBTQ+ community so he’s just as bad as the Nazis
@@scaryrumpus a horse is a different species, that's not how gender works. imagine being such a boomer that u still think that way lmao
I would like a “that’s a person thing” shirt.
Angel is my fcking goals. I’m nb and still learning how I want to present to the world.
YESSSS
Angel is very attractive they are the way I wish I looked
I've always believed that as long as what you're putting out is 100% YOU, then you can't go wrong! Not everyone will like you and that sucks... but being "true to yourself" is probably the best corny advice I've ever heard. Wear, do, and say things that are true to the person you are inside.
Also, I'd buy that shirt!
Yes, I would like one too, with the colors of the non binary flag
I would definitely buy it too
I recently found a little of myself and that was that I'm non-binary
I know I'm late but 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳