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As a trans woman who was forbidden from playing with barbie dolls when she was little, the trans barbie in the movie meant A LOT to me🥹
@angellennie8250huh?
@@emilyd4230it's a troll.
@angellennie8250 anything else to do rather than spreading transphobia under Jammi’s videos?
@@SilverAceOfSpades heyy fellow ace !
@angellennie8250 oh look, someone who will die sad and alone. Imma go make out with my GF, enjoy your misery.
"First they came for trans people, and I did not speak up, because I was not trans.
Then they came for gay people, and I did not speak up, because I was not gay.
Then they came for women's rights, and I did not speak up because I was not a woman.
Then they came for me, and no one was left to speak for me."
Correct. The goal beyond any notions of eradication of difference, is to divert attention away from the elite of whom foist upon us shit paying jobs, high energy costs, crap housing and diminished standards of living
I am reading a lot of history, and it's honestly horrifying to notice the similarity between what nowadays conservatives are doing and what historical Axis Germans were doing. Yet people would call you "stupid" and laugh when you point them out. Humanity makes hell on its own.
Disabled people are also at risk when it comes to the fascism
@@TinyGhosty Never forget Aktion T-4.
@@RebelWvlf Also notable of history is just how many conservatives were broadly sympathetic to the Axis's aims. For let's consider of the time, both the UK and the USA held antipathy for both the black and the Jew and certainly LGBT was punishable by imprisonment.
I owned one Barbie and one Ken when I was a kid. I switched their clothes, chopped off Barbie’s hair and named them Bobby and Kendra.
slay
Iconic.
My barbies wore Ken clothes but the Ken didn’t fit in the barbie clothes so he just stayed in his plastic built in underwear
@@sootycat2740 that’s fair. Kendra’s dress didn’t close in the back.
Hmm.... I had never thought to do that. 😯
I only had barbies because my friends who were girls liked to play with them.
As a kid in the 90s i had a ftm trans "Barbie". Between my sister and I we had a ton of Barbies, one Ken, and some random GI-Joe doll, but some of our games we needed another boy character, so we gave one of our Barbies a gender change. We used electrical tape to bulk out his body to hide his breasts, and gave him a haircut. Gave him the GI-Joe's outfit since it was the best boy outfit we had to cover the fact that he was so taped up. and renamed him. So yeah, trans dolls are not new. Kids adapt their toys as needed. they don't have to wait for an official toy to be released, though the official representation is very much appreciated.
That sounds amazing
That sounds like fun for your doll. Why are you attacking us? We're not changing for you troll.
That's so cool! When I was a kid, my aunt and uncle liked giving me an American Girl doll for Christmas. I loved those dolls, but they were all girls, so after several years, I asked for a boy doll. The company didn't make any boy dolls. So my aunt and uncle (who I'm pretty sure are transphobic) bought a girl doll with an androgynous outfit, and cut his hair and eyelashes to make him into a boy. I didn't find out he was trans until much later, but I think it's cool that I have a trans doll. American Girl made their first cis boy doll a few years ago, but I had a boy doll long before that :).
Hey! My friends and I did something similar! Same problem - always getting Barbies (or like, a dozen Help Me Obi Wan Kenobi Princess Leia’s), never getting male dolls. We used paper and tape and sewed our own clothing to get extra male dolls - and if we wanted another female doll, we just modified his clothing. (The Princess Leia action figures were harder to modify, so I ended up …well, full on stealing my bro’s toys, and having extra figures meant we could violently destroy them… )
You know, it never occurred to me that this early history is why I enjoy modifying dolls so much now. (I make custom figures for friends - for example, someone’s black cat was named Darth, so I carefully modified a Darth Vader doll with a Simba doll, fixed the packaging, etc. I used a Funko Pop doll to expand on the joke of my Aussie husband liking Captain America and I made a Captain Australia doll, complete with custom box, etc. Stuff like that.)
The Barbies whose heads had popped off became the boys in our house.
It's funny that most of the regrets about trans healthcare and transitioning is because of how *other people* treat us.
I don't think it's occurred to transphobes that someone can put serious thought into a decision, carefully consider it from all angles, and still come to a conclusion that's different to what they would have chosen. It's the aggressive pursuit of normalcy, an implicit insistence that everyone needs to act in the same way and do the same things, and a rejection of any differences from the norm or diversity of thought. A complete inability to empathize with people different from them.
The fact that these people are religious is extra humorous to me. I mean, you could be like “Hey, look at how awesome my god is! He created all of this!” But instead they’re like “Trans people were a mistake.” How does a perfect, all powerful, all knowing being make a mistake?! Seriously! That should be categorically, definitionally IMPOSSIBLE. How do they not see that they’re making their god look bad? (Ignoring all the other stuff that does that obviously.)
A lot of regrets with healthcare and transitioning can come with the cost of Healthcare, mostly in the US.
Friends have voiced that hormones are often cheap, but, surgeries are often quite expensive but still less expensive than other surgeries, even very necessary ones.
"funny" is one word for it...
@@HelloHamburger the US Healthcare system is some bullshit
Trans Barbie: exists
Transphobes: GRR AHHH AGUH G WHY NOOO THEY ARE TRANSING BARBIE
Barbie collectors: No way!! New Barbie just dropped!!
Serious question: How can you tell the difference between Trans Barbie and Cis Barbie? They are a doll, so I dont know how that would be shown.
@@starscreamthecruel8026 Serious answer-- The same way you know with real trans people: they choose to tell you. In the case of the doll, she's modeled after a well-known trans woman, Matel says she's trans, therefore we accept her identity.
Edit: fixed a missing word.
So true! Lol 😆 😂
@@mirandarensberger6919 u kinda can, since male puberty is much more aggressive on the body, than female puberty, but that's just healthcare access issue, not a trans issue
@@Raspredval1337I guess that’s a matter of perspective. IMO, the puberty that makes you … let’s see… grow new body parts, bleed 🩸 once a month, and prepare you to maybe push a new human out of your body… that’s an aggressive puberty.
"Oh no, a trans barbie is totaly going to ruin our poor innocent children!"
Due to only having one ken and three barbies my ken was eighter in a polyamorous relationship, or the three barbies were switching who got to sleep with ken and who got to sleep with another barbie.
Kids arent as innocent as some people like to belive.
I only had two boy dolls so two barbies would date them, and the rest would either be single or be queer-coded because I was closeted.
Also how can you know if a barbie doll is Trans? Do you have to make a trans Ken doll have barbies body or something? Or a barbie doll to have Ken's face? The dolls don't have genitals, so if a barbie doll is to be Trans woman, you can't tell if they realy are or not since they will have the exact body as what would be a cis barbie. Trans women do tend to look exactly like cis women to the point that transohobes become accidental allys. So I don't know how you can make a trans barbie unless they have a trans flag for trans pride or its based off a trans person OR barbie got a new friend who's trans. Will say that maybe a trans Ken doll actually culd would as a distinctive way to show that a man is trans if if they have top surgury. Would laugh if parents complain about trans Ken when it's literitly just Ken with painted scars. Like what's sexual about it? They don't have dicks or vaginas.
@@bigboomer1013 My trans 'barbie' doll (a cheap knock off version) was a typical female doll that had had the hair chopped off by some other child, so it was just a short haired female doll that I gave a boy's name and dressed in trousers instead of skirts or dresses. It had also been snapped in half and my childminder was going to throw it out but let me keep it. So I also imagined that this doll was disabled and in a wheelchair. Kids will find ways of exercising their imaginations, and adapt to what toys are available to them.
@@SevCaswell This. I had a "fake" Barbie with darker skin, grey hair and no legs below the knee and another one who was bald. The former I imagined was a disabled person and the latter a woman with cancer after chemo or a punk rocker or even an evil scientist, depending on my lil' self's mood. Kids can be a lot smarter (and way more empathetic) than adults think. Having those two alongside a few others (scarred, missing eyes, fingers, white hair, bald patches...) who were "different" didn't "confuse" me or whatever, if anything, it made me practice my imagination and see how big the world is from a child's perspective. I also treated them all equally. Which can't be said for the real world sadly...
I don't know if I did this with my Barbies, since I used them as different characters on different days so they weren't always the same person. But my American Girl dolls were definitely poly! I only had one boy doll (they didn't have boy dolls yet, but my aunt and uncle had made me one by altering a 'girl' doll, which is kind of funny since they're probably transphobes and they made me a trans doll), and I had a pretty heteronormative mindset as a kid, so I didn't think of having the girl dolls be romantic partners with each other. So instead, my dolls were poly and two or three of the girls got to date the boy while the others remained single.
We can’t expect people who don’t understand what pronouns are to understand how adjectives work.
Wait until they find out about verb conjugation.
@@tjenadonn6158 LOL
Once they learn about present participles, it’s all over
@@Igbt_needs_to_stop who asked….
"I don't have adjectives"
I'm a tall, post menopausal woman. An abuser saw me with his ex and confused by my lady stache, breasts, and height referred to me as a "thing". Given that my presence kept him away from her, I decided to call that a win.
@@Igbt_needs_to_stopwho asked?
@@Yourlocallesbian13Bro spelt burning wrong in every spam comment 💀
@@eddiestefon7041 that wasn't all he misspelled.
Yeah. An abusive ex doesn’t deserve any consideration. Good on you for turning it into a positive.
That's a serious super power!
I have come here to say 'trans rights are human rights'. That is all. You can return to your business.
Thank you
Until and unless the trans in question start trampling women's and other non trans rights, or wanting to indictrinate other people's children (who should be off limits from influence of all strangers) into transhood, which is currently happening all over social media. You want fair rights as a trans person, work at controlling these behaviors in your fellow radical non-trans-hating trans folk in social media because when they start up with the cheating and ruination of women's sports, stealing women's security in their safe spaces, or messing with other people's kids, there will be hard-core pushback. We will fight to the death for our kid's safety.
Thank you. You are a true one.
Yay!
I'm giving every trans person in these comments a platonic hug or a high five if they don't like hugs :) for those who are uncomfy for physical contact in any way I will give them a doodle of a kitty :)
They’ve been coming for the disabled and long term sick too recently. Especially invisible disabilities. Combined with the general transphobia, homophobia and increased sexism; it’s quite worrisome.
If it's the UK you're talking about there, the reason is they want the long terms sick and disabled to take up jobs in the areas of industry the immigrants used to serve before Brexit caused Britain to turn a very dark corner. Incidentally it was in that dark turning that a US political debate as it pertained to one US state was imported into Britain for that to have been the start of the UK right wing anti trans hate fest.
Humans have always put others into castes so that dividing and conquering allows the ultimate pursuit of power.
@@ShinyTillDawn Indeed ,for the modern practice of doing so to be a sad indictment of humanity and proof that despite our shiny tech, we really have not evolved from our primitive origins. Or is that the right wing that tends to hold power hasn't?
Right-wingers are literally quoting a certain German dictator. It's not really a surprise that the right is going after everyone the Nazis would have went after.
They believe they have the only valid experiences. If you experience any deviation from the norm, then you must be making it up.
A week or so ago, I was attending a PFLAG event and held the bathroom door open for a trans woman. Guess what we did in there?!
WE PEED. AND THEN WASHED OUR HANDS. I would trust this woman with my children if I had any.
Hooray for hand washing! And yeah, what the heck to transphobes think we’re doing in the bathroom we just want to pee in the set of boxes with the right label
@@mooevans2537 that's an unfortunate typo 🤣edit: oh good you fixed it ☺
I still want any-gender bathrooms so the enbies & agenders will have boxes to pee in, too.
@@starrywizdom why not bathrooms without the gender?
@@starrywizdom as a non binary person, all gender (or genderless) bathrooms are THE BEST THING to see in a business. Boxes anyone can pee in! How wonderful!
Having ANY kid will slam you squarely up against the razor claws of every single demon that haunts you...but if handled well, is also a wonderful opportunity to confront and neutralize those demons, thus making life better for you AND your kid.
Having a trans kid can--again, if handled well--be an invaluable learning experience not only about feminism, queer positivity, and women's rights, but also gender essentialism and the very concept of gender itself.
And for the record, my 20yo daughter is among the 99% (no surgery yet, but she's planning it), and seeing her blossom as she becomes more confident in who she is...isn't that what every loving parent wants?
It sure should be!! My friend's daughter had been pretty depressed in her teen years until she came out as a trans woman. My friend could NOT have been happier because her daughter became so much happier, and as you said, she blossomed. It was a wonder to behold. No more 5uic1dal thoughts and deep unhappiness. Just her, being awesome.
If you have demons, go to therapy. Kids are not a fix.
@@ArAsDeCos Every person learns lessons in the process of raising a child. That's not a fix, that's growth.
@@scamtrails These same lessons can be taught in therapy. If you use your kids to teach yourself lessons, you're gross, point blank.
@NonBunCos Exactly where did I say I had a kid to figure myself out? Sounds like you may be projecting your own baggage. Nobody needs that.
I’m a cishet man, and I found Barbie to be moving, uplifting, and affirming. It made me think, it made me feel, it made me laugh, and was overall an excellent film. 🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈❤️
Thank you
You're a str8 man you mean
The church my family went to when I was baptized at 8 years old had a meeting with the Pastor to give you the opportunity to explain why you feel like you are actually "saved." I remember breaking down crying in that meeting with my parents there and them being annoyed at me. I am autistic so talking to strangers (especially ones in roles of authority) is one of the hardest social situations for me, but I was also terrified of the religious damnation I had been forced to internalize for my entire life. I don't know how my parents were okay with psychologically torturing their children by telling them, and allowing church to tell them, that hell is real and you are already destined to go there when you die unless you believe exactly what you are told. Religion in these situation IS ab*se.
@@doobervallard The fact that you purposely misquoted me when I actually said "Religion in THESE situations is ab*se" to try to make it seem like I made a blanket statement about all of religion. Just shows how incapable of critical think yall are. /s
Religious trauma is extremely real, and I am so sorry you experienced these things. I hope you are doing well now and that you can heal.
I saw my nan yesterday, she says she regrets her knee surgery :(
I also have a trans cousin, she has no regrets of going on hormone therapy :)
Just goes to show that gender affirming care really does go a long way 👍
My mom had knee surgery around the same time as my initial consult to start HRT. Our trajectories have been so different that I almost feel guilty about it: she's been on such a downswing as I've been going up, up, up.
out o curiosity, why did she regret it?
@@bryce4395knee surgery has a high regret rate, most other caused by stiffness and discomfort trying to stand up or sit down.
@@dj6P5U You know people are under zero obligation to share medical data with random strangers online right?
@@tjenadonn6158they are prob asking so they know if they should themselves.
“ “Not believing in trans people” won’t stop people being trans any more than not believing in brain injury will make me stop being disabled due to severe brain damage. I’m in no way comparing being trans to being disabled, just pointing out that someone else not “agreeing with” an aspect of who you are isn’t going to change it.
@@dj6P5Uuh, no. hormones and surgeries aren’t what makes a person trans. trans people who don’t have access to that stuff are still trans, no matter what the bigots around them say.
@@dj6P5UIs anyone's struggle to be accepted "taken seriously" by those who don't accept them? What point are you trying to make, exactly?
@@dj6P5U ...so religious totalitarian patriarchal societies are your metric for "normal"?
@@dj6P5Utell me you know f*ck all about history without telling me you know f*ck all about history
Quite, just like parents not believing/accepting their children were left handed and forcing them to do things with their right hands never stopped them from actually being left handed...
Stay safe trans peeps. Remember you are deserving of happiness just like everyone else.
@angellennie8250 That your best argument?
@angellennie8250Why not?
And 20! Times more likely to suffer from mental health issues even after transition
The intro literally just sparked a recent memory of me desperately trying to explain to my friend that when people say 'Cis-' its not derogatory. She wasn't understanding me that its a literal description. Like its a real, scientific prefix that means "on the same side as" and trans people didnt just make up to be mean. Only transphobes have a problem being called Cis-Gender. Its kind of annoying when they try to make it derogatory. Its not.
Though they usually don’t seem to have an issue with saying straight/heterosexual woman/man. Which is pretty similar to saying cis(gender) woman/man.
But just like lgbtqxyz defiled the rainbow as they used it as a symbol of their deviances, Cis may have had the correct meaning before but now it has been used in a derogatory way to demean real biological women! I will knock the teeth out of the mouth of anyone who dares to refer to me as Cis
@@Lars_eriki see transphobes all the time saying "im not cis im straight" lmao
@@zahrajames5941Cis. Also you are very illogical
@@Blosflower it's so painful when you watch someone who has no clue what they're talking about say shit with absolute authority. ISTG
I went to Planned Parenthood for my HRT on a Saturday. There was a group of like 7 people outside the gate protesting abortions. The staff and I had a good laugh about how they don’t even do abortions on Saturdays. But the number was so small it was hilarious. Also, fun fact! As of right now in NC, you can get HRT without a therapist to sign off for (relatively) cheap!
I’m on vacay in NC rn, can I sneak away from my family and obtain some testosterone or is it still a process
@@normalhuman9878 their waitlist is about a month. The appointment is about an hour and a half then you get a 3 month prescription. The pharmacy takes about four days to get it in to fill it.
My dad won't let me have a binder, not because he doesn't support me, he does! I have pre-existing back problems and he doesn't want me to get hurt, a lot of people will call him transphobic and stuff like that because he won't let me get one, but he is just genuinely worried about me. As his child it hurts me to see people call him things he isn't.. this is my daily reminder to you all to look for the whole story instead of making assumptions based on only a small part of it! 😊
I'm not sure if you've already got a solution but do you think transtape could work? You can exercise in it and wear it for long periods of time according to the site, so maybe it'd be easier on your ribs and back?
What kind of back problems do you have? Because some types of corsets (specifically the styles of the 1920s) were actually designed to give people a more androgynous silhouette, and they can be very supportive to the back.
@@SpringStarFangirl those are what I am trying to get actually, so good on you for knowing stuff like this! Hell yeah dude!
@@elizibethshoals5742 nah, I unfortunately have a larger chest so the tape like stuff doesn't work 😭
@@non-binary_dragonblob Ah darn. I hope the corset works out! Best of luck!
Open letter to the lovely trans community:
Thank you for being kind to me while I was asking questions. Thank you for directing me to good sources for research. You had no need or obligation to validate your existence, and yet you did. It was enough to push me down the right track to read the right articles and understand so much better. And also to understand that one of the reasons it never made sense to me is because I myself was genderfluid and just assumed everyone felt like that.
Being given a chance helped me to learn so much about the people around me--trans and cis--as well as myself.
To anyone who's currently transphobic, it's not impossible to change. Read those articles. Listen to trans voices. And really challenge yourself on WHY you feel the need to be transphobic. I doubt many of you are trans yourselves; I understand that I was more of an exception than a rule. But there is so much you can learn from this amazing community, and so many things that we've been taught forever that just have been harmful to everyone.
God bless, and have a great week!
Thank you for stepping up and learning, it’s really wonderful to see :)
In the words of a funny skeleton:
"Can anyone become a good person, _if they just try?"_
Live in florida, we have doctors and nurses quitting and leaving the state bc of the ridiculous attacks on trans healthcare and bathroom laws… I’m not trans (only pan) and even I want to move. If I had the means and health to leave florida I would.
For many across the pond vacationing in Florida is no longer a desire
@@Coelacanth1 Which is just lovely news for a state with an economy based almost entirely on tourism.
@@tjenadonn6158 When it hits them in pocket the inhabitants of the offending states with look to their governance to demand they address the situation, and when they do woe betide the governance that seeks to blame the cause for the state's monetary failing, for that would be like saying the price of an LGBT free state is poverty
I’ve heard that Florida is one of the most queerphobic states in America. Hope you stay safe out there.
Unfortunately, DeSatan wants to turn all states into Florida 😡
I think my biggest trigger when it comes to transphobes (scratch that, not the biggest but it’s up there) is when they equate the existence of trans kids, or kids who are out as trans, to kids who are receiving hormones and surgery. They also don’t seem to know the difference between medical and social transitioning.
Edit: for the “everyone assumes cats are girls” thing, I RELATE SO HARD. We have a male cat and he’s very friendly and will go up to people, and those people always say “awh, what’s her name?” And I honestly don’t understand how we came to the conclusion as a society that cats are female.
Maybe because cats are lazy and chill and sime people assume women are lazier than men. Another thing is that it's "mans best friend" for dogs and nothing about cats. And it's called catcalling when someone is whistling and stuff to women. Also, a female's bottom part is also called a cat or pu$$y
Maybe it's cause boy cats don't have visible genitals like dogs
I used to have a male cat, too, but luckily I didn't have that problem.
Still, even imagining it infuriates me.
Not about cats, Transphobes can't seem to tell who is a kid and who is a 18+yr old and it really shows.
Like that Target Rap when they showed wine while simultaneously saying Target is targetting kids. Either that is satire or they truly can tell who is a child and who is an adult.
@@neon17.08 the guy literally showed wine and tampons as examples of kids’ products that were too woke 💀
You hit the nail right on the head about the religious topic. I grew up in a very homophobic religious setting and parents were taught to control their kids, so it makes sense this is what they assume other parents are doing. Thankfully, I worked at a preschool before having my own children, so even though I was still in the church I decided to take a child led approach to parenting. I'm so grateful for the life experiences I had that forced me to confront my own homophobia long before my oldest came out as lesbian and later nonbinary ❤
I have been kinda out as enby, he/him for some time now. Last year, for our summer holiday, I had my own room, it was a privilege bc we were a lot. So, I understand why this year they paired me with a girl (im afab). But now I want to be more masculine, and chose a boy's name. The day I told them that, I overheard the girl arguing with her mom on the phone bc now she was sharing a room with a boy. It felt weird, but it was very validating too ! ^^"
The phone call has Accidental Ally™️ energy xD
@@9akisha9 i does :D
The one about not agreeing with the changing of the seasons thooooooo! That one made me ridiculously happy, now I have a comeback when someone tells me they disagree with my nonbinary self or with trans ppl.
I definitely disagree with the seasons changing. Why can't it be all the best aspects of every season all the time?! Stupid planet with its stupid tilted rotational axis and stupid laws of physics.
6:24 I enjoy that cartoon in general, and have seen it often, but cannot remember the name of it.
Can anyone remind me of the name of the cartoon and the cartoonist?
@@theuncalledforall of the best aspects come together once a year in a wonderful thing called autumn, then the rest of the year sucks
@@Spookatz.This, I absolutely do agree with.
@@Spookatz. Summer in particular suck. I'm even Canadian (just moved from BC to Alberta earlier in the year) but I overheat like crazy in the summer. Like I almost pass out anytime it's over 25C.
On the trans woman’s in sports thing, I talked with my father about it, and he said he didn’t really think it was fair since that swimmer was winning, but I honestly think I changed his mind when I made the point that yeah, if u have enough trans people in sports eventually one of them will win.
A lot of people don’t realize that trans women are actually at a significant disadvantage due to testosterone suppression to levels far lower than cis women with natural testosterone levels. Eventually a few will overcome that through training hard and working hard for it. But a lot of people just assume a trans woman will have the advantage because they assume a trans woman is still a man somehow; they greatly underestimate the effects of hormones. This is especially true of kids who used puberty blockers and transitioned as soon as they become adults; they’re generally virtually identical to cis women in morphology.
Also Lia Thomas was a really successful swimmer in the men's categories before she started her transition! The one year she did poorly against men was after she had started HRT which fucking BODIES your testosterone for trans women.
i honestly wouldnt have thought of that lol
@@chrisbfreelance they arent tho
Tall women have always had an advantage in competing with short & average height women in many sports, but do we ban them? Hell no! It's just something they're born with that helps them a little bit! If ANYTHING about being a trans woman ever happens to be an advantage for competing in a sport, it ought to be the same principle...
I would like to say: I'm proud to be American. Not because America is good. But becasue a bisexual man is a major part of history.
:) Now trans positivity time!!
Whom are you referring to?
@@anastasia1522 They might be talking about Hamilton? But I'm not a history buff, so IDK.
@@anastasia1522 The A-L-E-X-A-N-D, E-R. Aka Alexander Hamilton
@Finnley-supports-translives For the character in the musical, absolutely (100% Lams all the way). For the actual Founding Father, it's still a bit difficult to judge his sexuality: there have been some very ~sentimental~ letters between him and Lauren's over the years, but this kind of passionate writing was more common at the time, and characteristic of Hamilton. Bisexuality is also a modern label, and assigning it to a person who lived in a society with a slightly different approach to sexuality and gender roles can never be quite right.
TLDR: he's probably bi but we can't be sure
@@OrpheusWasAPoorBoy True. We aren't 100% sure.
13:44 this reminds me of how “heterosexual” originally meant anyone with a non-traditional sex life. Hetero meaning “different from anyone else” rather than “attracted to a different sex”
Now THAT is an interesting fact that I didn't knew...
WAIT WHAT!? Please explain! (grabs a notepad) This is new information to me!
@@Eckertainment there is a PBS Origins video called “why does straight mean heterosexual” that explains it. A bit differently than I just described it though. It meant abnormal sexual attraction, but just to the opposite sex.
@@52flyingbicycles "abnormal sexual attraction, just to the opposite sex"... does that means that PBS confirms that bisexual is the normal sexual attraction? 😁
3:55 As James Somerton said, "We either all deserve rights, or we open the door to debate who is and who is not a person."
I once saw an artist's depiction of the Butterfree and Beedrill evolution line as trans kids growing up (Butterfree the trans woman, and Beedrill the trans man) and I think it's my favorite version of something like that
i've seen that! i love how the cocoon phase is them huddled in hoodies
In Davis, CA we have a few transphobes, and they said something stupid and hateful on our FB group, so they were banned, then they tried it on NextDoor, and people clapped back with "Are you trying to move your hate to NextDoor now? It won't work here, either." And last year, when schools were back in after online classes, the High School had an event (I don't know what, maybe transphobes trying to proselytize outside the school?) So the students had a Trans Rights rally and hundreds of teens and their parents came out in support.
Same with the Pride parade here - there were like 8 transphobes/homophobes saying how much they supported de-transitioners (in itself, perfectly fine. Supporting a person's life journey is a GOOD thing. Trying to use it to pretend the 99+% of people who don't regret transitioning hate them, not so much.) By comparison, there were several thousand LGBTQIA+ people and our allies at the many celebrations during Pride month. They are a VERY loud minority, feeding into the Moral Panic meant to distract us from things that really matter that our government is ignoring or making worse. *So* bored and angry.
P.S. Sorry for so many long - and probably annoyingly boring - posts. I've known I was a Cake and Cuddles Ace for a good 8 years now, but recently discovered that I'm also a *Bisexual* Romantic Ace. I'm still surprising myself in my frikkin 50s. Go figure.
Davis is awesome. I went to the MLK celebration there with my aunt about 20 years ago, and the mayor showed up on her bicycle. So Davis!
I think the term you’re searching for is biromantic asexual
A bisexual asexual is an oxymoron. I believe the term you want is biromantic. For future reference, basically all of the sexuality labels can be made into romanticism labels by moving the prefix to the other word- asexual/aromantic, bisexual/biromantic, homosexual/homoromantic, pansexual/panromantic, etc etc
@stopgbt for the love of god if you’re gonna spam the same response on every comment at least spellcheck
If you're not surprising yourself at least occasionally, wouldn't that take some of the excitement out of life? It's only as I approach my 60's that I've finally come to realize the reason I've always hated being called a woman is because I'm somewhere on the non-binary gender-fluid spectrum. One lives, & if one doesn't learn with it, that's a pity. Have fun integrating bisexual romance into your cake & cuddles!
I hope all my trans siblings are going to do something nice for themselves today 💕
I'm gonna indulge In tortilla chips and eat a whole bag
@@JustAddMuffins Nice
I watched speedruns all day and am eating jam from the pot
I'm eating an egg burrito
I'm probably going to get myself some nail polish and a skincare headband while feeling masc as fuck for it ❤
I think something to note from what i saw in the thumbnail is that trans athletes do have an advantage over the average person in competetive sport
as do cis athletes
like, thats half the reason they have made it into competetive sport. They have an advantage in some place that others dont.
this isn't something i've read or heard, but here's a little something positive from my own life: my grandma is really, really, really transphobic. she sort of understands same sex relationships, but not trans people. at all. and she knows i'm very much for lgbtq+ rights, and human rights in general, and ALWAYS tries to make me change my mind. it upsets and angers me a lot, so much so that i told her to "shut up and hang up the phone, bigot" recently. she was so shocked by my reaction that she told my other grandma without me knowing. my other grandma (that is, my cool grandma) told me yesterday that she had heard about it and i was about to defend my response, but my cool grandma just said "she didn't really like it much when i said i agreed with you and not her". i could have wept tears from joy. i'm not out to my family, and at times it feels as if i never will be, but hearing that from someone so close to me just
@@Igbt_needs_to_stop
Stop spamming the feed with your comment, please.
Especially below the comments of LGBT+ people who already struggle to get acceptance in their lives. Your comment in those cases is a form of harassment and bullying (and I am reporting it as such).
Like Edith said to Archie Bunker, "I don't think you're really that mean."
If you want to debate something, find someone who is interested in discussing the subject.
Otherwise, you look like a coward, yelling hate comments and running away.
@@JaniceLHz thank you so much for adding this???? this is lovely and honestly made my day
We love good Trans Anatomy
Yassss
Yes !
@@dancingdede3592I assure they love their parents like they love them. Not everyone is a cold hearted piece of trash.
@@dancingdede3592 I'll respect them when they respect me and stop threatening me with violence
@@dancingdede3592 Not all parents are conservative assholes, hard to fathom, I know.
I mean, I'd be interested to know the "breast cancer double mastectomy" regret rate. That one might also be in the region of 1%. Like, "sucks that I need this procedure, but evidently I just do."
Depends, I think. I saw a couple of articles that said 5% regret rate, 7% with breast reconstruction. Another said 20% regret rate. Either way, it’s higher.
Everyone: I finally got through my anxieties and got my license yesterday! 🙌 🎉
🥳
Awesome 👍
Congratulations!
Nice! Stay safe.
Ayy! Congrats!
I didn’t realise until i started watching LQBTQIA+ content and talking to other queer people that I have been surrounded by transphobia (i am NB). Lots of people I talk to bring up points which I know to be false to try and back there transphobic views, in school they use outdated and false ‘facts’ to discriminate against us and do little to nothing to stop hate towards us. They will stand up to other issues but transphobia doesn’t seem to bother them. I hope one day I can move somewhere better and more accepting because while I am safe and okay here I can not be truly myself without feeling scared and hated against. 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
I was feeling really downhearted about recent issues in the world. I really needed some positivity, thank you.
Before I learned about Bi/Pan/or Omni, I tried coming out as lesbian to my parents cause I realized I liked girls while I also liked boys. They yelled at me until I cried and grounded me.
good parenting moment
Those parents can SMD.
Sorry about that.
@@HabaneroLaxatives 👎
I am so sorry to hear that, your parents behaved appallingly and that is their problem, not yours - there is nothing wrong with you, whoever you are and whoever you are attracted to. I hope you know other adults (family members/teachers etc) who will be accepting of you and can support you, and if not, please reach out for help from whoever in your community can provide it (school counsellor, doctor etc). At the same time, your parents have those negative beliefs because they were taught them from childhood by their church or culture, and if they don't know any real LGBT+ people they are probably afraid for you because they believe in the stereotypes and think that other people will mis-treat you. They could be in shock, and although it certainly is not acceptable to yell at you, they may be capable of changing their views over time, given the right education and support. I know there are organisations like PFLAG that support parents of LGBT+ folks to deal with their own homophobia and set them on the right track...
as a trans kid i really like seeing positive pro-trans stuff, it makes me feel better ^^
The trans barbie thing always makes me laugh a little. Not because of any bigotry but because looking back I had a trans barbie before it was cool!
When I was like 7ish I had a lot of barbies but no ken dolls. I thought this was a horrible disgrace that needed to be corrected RIGHT NOW. So I took one of my barbies, cut her hair short and drew on a mustache. From then on that doll was a guy. Then wibbly wobbly timey wimey I grew up and remembered this, and was just like "huh trans barbie neat" Then mattel made it official and I get to feel like a hipster:p
Really happy whenever you post the positive ones. I usually skip the videos about negative subjects even when their point is to laugh at bigots, I just have too much of that in daily life all around me in my country.
1:56 I don’t think you understand… that 1% could harm cis kids who might be confused about their gender much more than it could help trans kids who are struggling so much without this. (I’m 100% joking btw don’t take that seriously)
I didn’t realise you were joking before I read that note at the end-
but yeah, it’s almost as if people who say gender affirming care is dangerous don’t actually want to protect people so much as they want to entirely eradicate trans people! who’d have thought?
@@wilyriley_ 😂. Exactly
Lmao yes and ignoring non-medical care like therapists being very prevalent before people medically transition
@@valentino-wf4sl Yeah, there are way too many kids being medically transitioned as soon as they say something that may suggest mild discomfort.
(Just in case, this is a joke!)
I'm really glad you added that note at the end because that sounded so serious. I got scared
Thank you Jammie for making me question my gender identity.
@@dustygania2425Yeah? That's not a bad thing
@@dustygania2425I thought you died, but unfortunately you’re still here.
@@dustygania2425your being sarcastic aren’t you
@@x_angel_x8714if not those are some suspicious quotes
@@x_angel_x8714 they literally spread hate on every single one of his videos
My grandpa keeps accidentally calling our boy cat "she." no matter how many times we correct him. its kinda funny, i can't be mad at him tho. he's gettin up there in age, and his memory ain't the best no more
I tend to refer to a cat with a gender neutral pronoun til I ask the human companion, if they are boy or girl. Then adjust accordingly. I dont know why we can't apply the same logic to the rest of us. Note: I say human companion because I firmly believe you don't OWN the cat, the cat OWNS you.
@@starscreamthecruel8026as a cat dad. You’re absolutely correct.
@@starscreamthecruel8026Not so much companion as personal assistant.
Maybe he thinks cats and dogs are the same species, with cats being the females and dogs being the males. I know I thought that for a time when I was young.
Some male cats just give a female energy; especially if they’re on the small side, it can be easy to forget their gender.
Happy Sunday, folks! Hi Jamie, great to be here and be a Spud
Another closer example of surgery regret rates would be cis people who get similar procedures that are gender affirming. The regret rates for things like breast enhancement OR breast reduction (which would be similar to top surgery) are many times higher than for trans surgeries. And for some cis women who get treatment-resistant breast cancer, they may undergo a double mastectomy. There's charities around and lots of anecdotes of how they have to grieve the loss of their breasts. You don't really see that with gender affirming surgeries...
Another thing is that some people may not want to or may not be able to transition medically, whether that's due to physical health issues OR due to other reasons, like their family being transphobic.
And it's so odd, because my mum will often accidentally mix up he and she when speaking English (since Cantonese is her native language), but just because someone identifies as trans, she'll misgender them.
As someone who grew up in a pretty conservative Pentecostal home, I would say that there is a misunderstanding of child-led explorations. I was told what to do quite a lot and wasn't really allowed to be on my own, because my mum was a bit of a helicopter mum and I had a lot of food allergies. Like, I was sometimes allowed to choose what I'd like to do, but a lot of my activities were directed. I was allowed to choose what I wanted to watch to a degree, but as a kid, my mum didn't like me watching things like High School Musical or Hannah Montana with my sister. She still likes to dictate what I do with my time, like going on walks or what I watch (I should only watch uplifting or educational things, if anything), what I read (she REALLY doesn't like that I'm a big fan of Percy Jackson and all the books by Rick Riordan). Along that vein, when I first became an adult, it was difficult to talk to her. And to this day, I don't feel capable of making decisions for myself, but then they get mad at me when I want to defer to them. And she wonders why I tell white lies?
when I was younger I just assumed all dogs in commercials were boys and cats were girls even though I had a female dog
i did too and i hade a male cat lmfao
oh well i have an odd fact you may like about dogs and cats in films. a lot of the time the male cat/dog would be switched for a female if they ever rolled over, as it is harder to see the females genitals, i guess they thought it was to much to see a males genitals. though last time i looked, my dog did not have a censor on him hahaha
I guess the notion that all cats are female comes from the prefix ' fe'
I still kinda feel like that
@stopgbt so if i understand you right, you wish to show how great people of the non lgbtq+ are by burning our flag. it is lucky you do not speak for them, and to be frank you are sad, i do not wish ill on you. but you will be on your own if you carry on this path. no one loves hate and it seems that hate is 90% of you. i know you are young but that does not give you a reason to be like this...
14:20 Digimon is an even funnier example of this since the monsters are capable of speech, and the first time they digivolve thet usually have to correct their tamer to call them their upgraded name instead of their previous name, and after that everyone just calls them the proper name based on which form they're in at any given time.
It's always a great day when Jamie posts a trans-positive video, trans positivity never fails to lift my mood a whole lot :)
I got a transphobic ad 2 times out of the 3 ads I have gotten today. It's awful that anyone would be so invalidating, but hilarious that they are spending legitimate money on this community. I hope everyone has a wonderful day. Love to all and remember to take care of yourselves
@@Igbt_needs_to_stop I still hope you have a good day if that is what you mean. I will ask that your beliefs are not used to harm others, which includes invalidating their existence, but I believe everyone deserves love and happiness.
Just a few minuets ago I saw an advertisement for a testosterone medicine for ageing men with decreasing testosterone levels yet we have to go through therapy to be evaluated for the same stuff, WOW.
I am currently questioning if I am a trans man or not (for some reason my brain is being like a metronome going back and forth) and these videos make me happy.
Genderfluid?
@@WitchCee218 well I never really feel female. The metronome is like my brain goes from accepting that I might be trans to thinking that I'm wrong and just am uncomfortable with some feminine things.
Genderfaun? Fluid between neutral and masculine genders.
Ash Hardell has a book you might like on the ABCs of LGBT
Hi WorrierCat, I had a similar experience when figuring out that I'm enby. I always described myself as a tomboy when I was younger; whenever we had class discussions about identity "female" was never one I thought of immediately for myself and I struggled even more when having to describe what was inherently mascule or feminine. I kinda see my gender as a sliding scale of 1 to 10, 1 being 100% female, 10 being 100% male, and on any given day I'll slide between 2 and 7, so never fully female but more femme leaning than masc. I like wearing pretty dresses and floral patterns and make up some days, most days I dress/feel/act neutral/neither/andro, but other days I feel more like a guy, the masc feeling is especially noticeable if I'm hanging out with my more femme female friends that day.
I was told the definition of what is a man or woman is "the intrinsic knowing of which one you are", but being enby, there's a lot of unsureness and confusion because I don't feel that conviction for either.
There's nothing wrong with any combination (female, male, neither, both, and anywhere in between) and it's normal to not have how you feel in a fixed position 😊
I hope this helps you figure yourself out! (there's also nothing wrong with not having it figured out but I also know the relief from understanding yourself and having an answer for yourself)
A lot of bigotry seems to go “what if they treat us like we treated them?” For example, homophobic men being scared that if gay guys are allowed to share the same spaces that they’ll hit on them and make them uncomfortable. You know, like they do to women.
8:40 my favorite response now to people being transphobic and stupid is “get a goddamn hobby, Mary, and leave people alone” because honestly they do need hobbies
I haven't finished the video yet, but I wanna tell a little story related to the surgery regret rate stuff.
On Bonfire Night of 2021, I broke my ankle. Bimalleolar fracture, which means it was broken in two places and needed surgery. A bimalleolar is like the second worst ankle fracture you can get. I couldn't walk at all. A week after I broke it, I had my surgery and had to stay 4 days in hospital. I was in a cast for 6 weeks. However, it never healed right and I still have pain and swelling to this day. On one of my x-rays, there was a gap in my bones that wasn't there before and there was concern that my surgeon had torn a ligament during the surgery, for which I would have had to have another surgery. But then, after a CT scan, they sort of waved me off without letting me look at the CT images myself. I do think my surgeon tore my ligament tbh, bc I still am struggling so bad and it's the only answer I can think of. I think they just didn't wanna get sued. I already had chronic pain conditions, and this has made them 10 times worse. It has contributed to me becoming an ambulatory wheelchair user bc it is that bad. I am autistic and get sensory issues if my feet are bare, but sometimes, I just have to take my sock off and deal with it bc my foot swells up to the size of a balloon. I've got very little strength in it now. I also hate my scars, I think they're so ugly, so I worry about wearing dresses or shorts now bc I don't want people seeing my huge, dark scars. 🥲 I'm white but the scars have healed red/purple for some reason. I wouldn't say I fully regret my surgery bc obvs it was needed, but I think I regret not asking more questions and I think maybe I should have asked to have it done at a different hospital or smth (however, I live in the UK, so as I'm sure you know, Jamie, it's not that easy to pick and choose who you go to on the NHS). I just wish things could have been done differently somehow bc the pain and swelling in my ankle has destroyed what little life I had left. I can't even bend it inwards. Can't dance. Can't run. I've had to give up so much of my life bc of this. I am depressed about a surgery that I physically NEEDED, but you don't see people saying we should ban all surgeries for ankle fractures now, do you? No, bc that would be ridiculous. The only reason people don't see being anti-gender affirming care as ridiculous is, like you said, bc of transphobia. Bc if it was really concern, then they would be campaigning against other kinds of surgeries with WAY HIGHER complication and regret rates as well. From a British cis woman, you have my full support in the fight against TERFs. 🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷
The problem with Terfs or critters as they are sometimes called is that who they ally with to oppress trans kind are the very people that want to remove women's sex based rights. The Feminist movement should be looking and looking hard at these ' feminists ' for the threat to female equality they through their involvement with these groups, present
I was arguing with a transphobe yesterday and these videos just make me feel so much better. As a cis person, I really do not understand why it is so hard for people to respect others. Pronouns aren't that hard but for some reason there's always someone who is crying about them.
Thanks Jammi, for the wonderful video ❤❤
I wish I could give this multiple thumbs ups! Really love this. It's really nice to have the positivity.
Wow your description of religious endoctrination describes my childhood to a tee. Like, breaking down bc all the emotional/hormonal energy at religious concerts or even during worship time at youth group. And when I was 14 I performed a worship service and told some homeless people in San Francisco my "testimony". And many other examples. Weird shit looking back...
The same people that dismiss LGBTQ+ education as indoctrination support indoctrination of the Christian religion.
Jamie, thank you for your videos. I have recently subscribed to both your channel and Shaaba's. My family is very much on the conservative/religious side of the equation, and watching positive LGBTQ+ content helps me to feel less alone. Sometimes just knowing your videos are here feels like getting a much-needed hug. Thank you both for the effort you put into making content. It is very much appreciated. I know I am probably not your typical demographic, but your content has been somewhat of a counterbalance to when my relatives say hurtful things, and I am beyond grateful.
@razorangelfreak,
I am glad you are finding ways to surround yourself with positive messages.
Diversity is to be celebrated and embraced, imo, despite the people who push back out of their own fear or discomfort.
@@JaniceLHz Thank you so much for your kind words and support. It means more than I can express in words to know that the world isn't as narrow as it can sometimes feel like it is. I hope everyone who reads this is well and safe.
@@razorangelfreak
((hugs)) offered
I am glad that you are an ally and educating yourself and enjoying hate-free content. I am beyond grateful to you.
@@asaabrahamagulnik574 Thank you for your kindness and support.
Wow these videos go so much faster when i dont have to pause every other post to practice my rhetorical debate on an issue (my mom has a PhD in interpersonal communications and i like to argue so yeah i argue with the walls of my shower pretending they are bigots, wanna fight about it? How about argue about it? Thats my shit lol)
I saw another one yesterday that said “on your birth certificate it says-“ to which the trans woman replies “yeah, well, it also said I was 7lbs 8oz and a lot has changed since then”
Got an ad for an anti trans movie from Epoch Times before this.(been seeing it a lot lately) Just fyi you can block certain advertisers if you didn't already know
Jammi you inspire me. When I see your posts or watch a video. I am smiling all the way though it. Your strength and your light come through. 🥰
I need more of these, with all the bs going on we all need some good positive stuff.
The way the lights reflect off your glasses makes me so happy when it lines up with your eyes.
Ages back on one of your videos, I made a comment about regret rate that got the transphobes very cranky. I pointed out a few regret rates and drew the comparisons. This was almost a year ago. People are still commenting on it and trying to argue while digging themselves a deeper hole.
@@Igbt_needs_to_stop Spam comment. Work on the spelling before copy and pasting.
Enjoy the flag burning--may it help your cold heart to warm up. I pray that you can understand through this time in your life that maybe hate isn't the way, and that you're perspective can widen to see more than just yourself.
God bless, and I pray that the love of God that surpasses all understanding may guard your heart and mind in Christ Jesus.
If I had a nickel for ever time a first lady had a female lover that had significant evidence they were lovers, I'd have two nickels. (Rose Cleveland and Eleanor Roosevelt ) also there's probably more but nobody remembers every single fact ever. History fact of the day.
Thank you for all the likes 😃
My dad has religious trauma and had a hard time at his dad’s funeral party(like after the ceremony) cuz of the place it was held at and him and his siblings would sometimes run away when it was time to go to church
Fun fact
In pokemon, azurill has a 25% chance if being male and a 75% chance if being female.
It's evolution Marill has a 50% chance to be either Male or female. Because of this, for several years, there was a 1/3 chance that your female azurill became Male after evolving into Marill
Still, I have yet to see anyone complaining about their Maril changing gender
oh yeah
gotta love programming oversights
Is that actually true though?
Aren't those percentages the percentages for male and female in a wild catch?
Whereas if you already have one caught and evolve it, it is guaranteed to remain female if it already was.
@@martind2520 no, if you look it up, it really was a thing, I don't remember when, but eventually they changed it so it wouldn't happen anymore
I'm not a programmer, so I don't know the details, but I do know this was a thing that was going on
we love azurill/marill the trans ally 👏👏👏
@stopgbt get a life
9:51 reminds me of a tweet I saw where it was a transphobic news article talking about the “advantage” the trans boxer/wrestler had because of height. Little did the author know, the trans woman was actually the shorter of the 2..
wow i had no idea that they made a trans barbie doll, that is so cute. barbie has been a good brand for keeping with the times, which i love🧡🧡🧡
10:13 The Transphobic Trilogy, like the Star Wars Sequel Trilogy but even *worse* somehow
Somehow the transphobes returned
I like the setup updates, keep up the good work, Jammi
Love the videos
They're fine with Abram to Abraham and Saul to Paul. ...well assuming they pay attention to the book they're supposed to have read. The double standards go back way before Pokémon.
The best way I've heard bigotry explained is: "you can't have a cookie because I'm on a diet"
1:32
From the ages of 13-27 I fit the major depressive criteria but since transitioning I haven't. I just have generalized anxiety disorder now so that's a win in my books c:
i got a 'hilarious' anti-trans movie ad
14:17 you know imagining that trans people are Pokémon that have evolved does sound like a good way to help you not accidentally deadname someone
Last year, I had very advanced surgery to save my left foot. I was warned that it was likely to fail and that even if it succeeded, the regret rate is 25%, with many people ppting for amputation afterwards. Nobody is campaigning to have that surgery banned. It worked and I have no regrets and it's useful in arguments with transphobes.
I am a closeted trans girl who works in construction, and I have to say the only people I’ve worked with who have been very vocal about being transphobic/homophobic are the handful of people I work with that totally set off my gaydar. definitely repressed and drowning in internalized phobias.
Here's hoping you don't have to live in that closet forever...
My nephew has been seeing a lot of things on tik-tok. I'm openly bisexual and he now 'disagrees' with LGBTQ+ because of all the homophobia and transphobia on the platform. I had to remind him last time I was there that not liking something for yourself isn't the same as disliking people for liking a thing. Used the classic tacos and hot dogs analogy and he sort of got it.
He's 10 and raised in a very liberal household.
The fact that he's falling into it means that it is, indeed, everywhere.
Your fursona is a goat now
Also this is a given fursona. You can change it when you desire
I have a long standing theory about TERFs that they need more fibre in their diet. If a person is spending so long in the toilet that they are obsessing about the other people using toilet then their bowels could use some help. Me, all I worry about in the loo is that I don't fart too loud.😂
I need to smuggle that barbie. maybe give it secretly to children with unsupportive parents. I wish Santa was real. then he'd actually be able to help children feel safe and understood at that young age. no one would ever see the boy holding the barbie close to herself at night, sleeping happily feeling aknowledged.
6:42 What he shoulda said was "Y'know that my parents can't hear you, right?"
This was the positivity I need. Also getting your book soon x
As a cis lesbian, I would absolutely love it if someone referred to me as "homogender"😂
I'm glad to help you out with that, my Homogender friend. 😃
Okay so I have been meaning to say I've started T recently and I excited for this start of my life and you've been one if the creators I've gone to for some information about some trans topic (the mai none I remember being bottom surgery) but I'm just glad I have someone like you to look at and to know that food changes are going to comd
I'm burnjn the Igbt flag jn my profjle!.
@stopgbt Good for you I guess? You do you boo it's not going to stop people from being lgbt just make them stay away from you
I missed the local Pride Parade this year. I was gutted, but my very conservative gran, who is a Catholic minister, went without me and got me some keyrings, some bracelets and a bisexual pride flag ❤❤🥰❤️❤️ she melted the chunk of black ice in my chest 🖤
Does someone have the link to the study stated at 8:55? I want to read and show it to my mom to prove to her that the ban on trans women in sports makes no sense (I was against what she said but I couldn't prove my point exect by saying: "It dosen't feel right to ban trans women from women's sports").
Love you all and you're all valid ❤.
Beware of confirmation bias.
@ShinyTillDawn Beware also that I checked other sources with no conclusive results. And also that Jammi isn't the only one to say that trans women do not have an advantage in sports. Maybe we should let people who are trans/scientists who are not bigoted towards trans women to see what they think about the issue.
@@xeldrine66 You checked other sources that had both opposing view points. That's good to know.
@@xeldrine66 im not a scientist nor trans but... trans women have a DISadvantage in sports, since their testosterone is leveled but less than natural testosterone with cis woman, so...
A lot of people forget that LBTQ has existed for a long time, they surrounded by it daily, and not just with people either. It is in the animal kingdom, it is within the trees, plants, flowers, and nature. The flowers are Genderfluid, since they are multiisex and they change their gender depending on thier mood/food/seasons or personal reasons. The Fox Species is said to be 97% gay. Humans are not the only ones to practice this sort of thing, although we get blamed for it...but no, it always has existed. Not sure how long for, but still. I was reading about the flowers recently. Science is interesting, since it helps discover this stuff. Scientists do weird things sometimes, but half of the time, they make great discoveries
People don’t believe in science they only believe what 2000 year old books tell them to believe
No more gay, only lesbian bisexual queer and trans
foxes? like those orange guys that run around and squeal!??! or is a fox a type of flower i dont know about... idk ive always loved foxes maybe thats why ;-;
@@satonimon2774 Foxglove your thinking there, but no, this one is an animal apparently
Would a trans Barbie AKAB? Assigned Ken At Birth?
I love the happy change of pace with the positivity in this one. Thank you!
When we got our cat(it's a precious lil boy) a couple months back, my mom kept calling him a girl, and saying 'she', when referring to him. Now, nobody cared, because it's a cat. He doesn't understand anyways. But she would always correct herself, and even go as far as to apologize to the cat. This utterly *infuriated* me, because I have a trans friend (ftm), who's pronouns she doesn't care about at all. I'll correct her, and she blows up at me, saying I'm being disrespectful, and that " *HeR* mother still calls *her* [deadname]!!", intentionally using the wrong ones just to rub it in. And she wonders why I don't like talking to her about my friends/personal life. My only question is how are people like this more respectful to literal animals, than humans?
I think they just don't like people in general. Animals don't complain and all.
@stopgbt what does that even mean
If you’re talking about that video on your channel you already got clowned in the comments. You don’t need to get clowned here too
When I think of the state of lgbt+ rights I just remember that when they write the “20’s” part of the history books they will talk about how the lgbt+ community won the war and got full inclusion and equality for them
I hate how YT put "let's do not nice things to lgbt people" toxic h4tespeech ad before this video.