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Homophobes making out that being gay is a new thing, whilst also claiming their couple of millenia year old book says it's wrong to be gay.
hint: that's because it doesn't actually say that. the first time it appeared in the bible was in the 1940's I believe, long after the original texts and many of their translations. the older german versions say nothing about homosexuality at all, including martin luthers translation.
Same with transgender.
@AliceBunny05 the 1611 King James reads "Thou shalt not lie with mankind, as with womankind: it is abomination." So it's not really a "new" translation. Is it correct, that's a different discussion.
Wrong, we the muslims use a book that is 1400 years old, far more recent./j
The thing is, the ancestors usually have more respect, more authority, it's the authority of the past that makes that
@@AliceBunny05 it Probably does, even the quran forbids gay sex(unmarried[which is always cause they can't marry]), but not directly homosexuality
‘CHRISTMAS without HRT is CISMAS’ deserves a standing ovation honestly 👏🏽
@mujahe4d stop it.
@@GayDemiDemiboy it's a bot, don't interact with it. It also helps with the algorithm with so many comments.
I think you mean standing ovation. Although a standard one will do in a pinch.
*standing
@@Giuliana-w1f Does reporting it count?
Broke: “pray the gay away”
Woke: “gay the pray away”
Bespoke: “pray for MORE gay 🌈🏳️🌈🌈🏳️🌈🌈”
I do every day 🙏🌈
I'm a broke queer athiest. I'm so confused.
@@ExtraChillFurry 😂
@@ExtraChillFurryYou're also a furry, wait... are we the same person? XP
Jamie: Homersexuality?
Me: Ah yes, attraction to classic Greek writers-
Jamie: Simpsons
Thanks for the giggle. ^^
I thought simpsons too lol
And there I was, thumbing through the Odyssey...
As someone who literally wrote their master’s thesis on gay cowboys I can tell you it was one of those open secrets. The old west was mostly devoid of women so there was a lot of “mutual solace” as the history books label it. It was also common for there to be all male dances in the west where the “female” dancing partner would be designated by a white scarf tied around their arm. So it wasn’t necessarily accepting, but there was a a lot of “gay stuff” happening in the west. 🤠🏳️🌈
I’d literally read that so hard
the west for the longest time was where you could go to escape society's standards, so it makes sense.
There were also cases like Charley Parkhust where women disguised themselves as men. They could have been seeking traditionally male roles or could have been transgender.
I think it was also easier for some trans people to live as their true gender because clothes were bulkier and just no one would have questioned a person as much, right?
In addition, people frequently moved out west to change their identities for other reasons, so gender would have been just as easy to change. I mean, obviously the hormones and the surgeries weren't available, but social transitioning would have been easier for most people, I think.
I need to read this thesis
My kid upset their one homophobic classmate by pointing out that other kid's favourite animal could be gay: gay giraffes.
Thats such a funny scenario to imagine
Kid 1: I dont like gay people
Kiid 2: Oh yeah? Whats your favorite animal?
Kid 1:giraffes
Kid 2: looks up "gay giraffes" and shows it to kid 1
Absolutely owned
What a power move!
You're doing great work, clearly!
Your kid is wrong and needs to correct their mistake. It’s not that giraffes can be gay, it’s that 90% of them are gay. Saying they can be gay is like saying the model T Ford can be black.
@@alexdavidson7498 Wikipedia calls them "especially gay". 😂
"Giraffes in Kenya; giraffes have been called "especially gay" for engaging in male-male sexual behavior more often than male-female (heterosexual) sex."
About wrinkled Pride flags: I’ve read somewhere that in some communities people leave their flags unironed on purpose because it shows that the person has been taking their flag to protests and Pride parades rather than just using it to decorate their living space.
Also heard it can be a sign of solidarity with those who are forced to hide their flags folded up somewhere safe most of the time. Both makes sense
Damn. Mine is just unironed because I don't have an iron and I can't be arsed. But the reason you said is much better
i just don't have an iron
though i really do take it to prides and stuff so thanks for giving me an excuse that sounds cool
@@gl1tchspectre_ you’re welcome!
This whole thread. ^^
Here's a story related to my aromantic realization:
In the game Stardew Valley, you can get married to 12 different people, but also, in a later update they added an option where you can get the shadow monster that lives in the sewers to move in with you platonically, to get the same bonuses. I always chose that second option before I even knew that I was aromantic, and looking back, yeah that makes sense lol
Gotta love those dark sewer monsters, they make for great QPR partners and roommates.
I can never be arsed romancing anyone, I don’t care about the stardrop. 100% is too much work.
Stardew Valley doesn't have any romance. It's transactional affection.
I'm playing stardew trying to 100% and I just want to be antisocial. But you have to max out everyone. I can't wait to get rid of my kids.
Also, Jaiden Animations not that long ago played Stardew, you should check her out if you haven't. She's a chaotic aroace.
First: Krobus is best shadow friend.
Second: Nice seeing a Stardew Valley comment in the wild.
Third: While I'm Aroace irl, I wind up having to tell myself to not get attached to Harvey when I decide on marrying someone else(I'm currently romancing Shane on a newer save file).
I just got "misgendered" at my local supermarket. I told the employee that she was right the first time (calling me "ma'am" instead of "sir"), and I also SUPER casually came out to another employee who had her pronouns on her name tag.
I felt so warm and fuzzy due to those interactions.
I had a nurse say to my dad “And your son’s name?”
My dad: “(insert deadname)”
The nurse did a complete 180 and I silenced cursed in my head.
Yay!
2:00 (Regarding gay cowboys, TLDR they did exist, and John Wayne types are just fiction.)
Kaz Rowe has a wonderful video about this. The truth is, being a cowboy was not glamorous, but it was also out of the eye of white cishet society. Both meant that the Wild West was filled with countless queer people, people of color, etc. Multiple trans people are documented, and were beloved in their communities!!
All that history was erased by Hollywood. 50s American nostalgia (and post-war politics) rewrote a historically diverse subculture into nothing but white, hypermasculine nationalists. The real people of the Wild West, for the most part, looked nothing like John Wayne.
Hope this provided some helpful details. In short, the Wild West was one of the safer places for queer people in US history. ❤
came here just to comment that!
Very interesting. Thanks.
Ever since I found out about this, I’ve been desperate for a novel that uses this setting. Anyone got any recs?
I love Kaz's videos!
Ah, to be a trans lesbian cowgirl in the wild west... I was born too late for that. But unfortunately i was also born too early ro be a trans lesbian space cowgirl.
"Dusty Terf" straight killed me 🤣🤣🤣
Also I need a "Gaying the Pray Away" t-shirt.
It makes a lot of sense. That's basically my life. When I was younger I tried so hard to pray the gay away because I was taught by the religious zealots in my life that it was just about the most immoral thing possible. Then, after much therapy, I accepted it, lost my faith (more like yote that bitch over the horizon) and have been gaying the pray away ever since.
If they don't like the Latin prefix 'cis' we could always use the Greek prefix 'homo' 🤷🏼♀️ they'd be homogender
Love it ! Then everyone would be homo in every sense of the term
I love that so hard for the haters lol
"I understand that you feel uncomfortable with being labeled cis. Is homogender better?", and watch them blow their lid in anger. It's funny as all hell
It would piss them off even more lol
@@Pranav_AntonyPrakash that's the point???
Also, speaking as a bi woman who grew up in a very fundamentalist Christian community, it is hard to even recognize your sexuality when you are taught same-sex attraction is evil and that women don't even have sexual desire anyway. It took me years to recognize that I was bi.
Real. But even without the fundie-ness, bi-erasure makes it so we can exist for ages in an "I'm hetero because every woman is sapphic to varying degrees amirite??" bubble. When we pop that thing is when we're all "OoOoHhhh. There's a word for that!!" /much forehead slapping ❤
@@eightyeight_mphTumblr explained bisexuality to me, and that's when I figured it out. I was 40.
@@Wednesdaywoe1975 Well hello, my fellow late-bi-blooming, gen-x* sister!
*Potentially!
😂 I'm an older Millennial bi woman who also grew up in an extremely evangelical household, but I remember quote clearly that my bi awakening dates back to the release of The Little Mermaid when I was 7, and my fascination with Ariel's shell bra cleavage. I was clueless for a long time afterward, though, and very sincerely identified myself as an "ally" until my early 20's. "Wait, what do you mean all women don't find boobs just as hot as straight men do...?" 🤦🏼♀️🤣
Relatable! I didn't realize I was asexual until my 20s bc well "girls aren't supposed to have sexual desire" anyway so I guess being a "good girl" just came naturally to me. And then it took til I was 30 to figure out that I was gay bc not having attraction to men didn't mean that I didn't have any attraction at all. 😅
The American Old West was, generally speaking, accepting of most people, because life was hard enough without spending the energy to make other people's lives worse
So community was stronger than now, got it.
@minestar2247 basically, yeah. Late stage capitalism hadn't destroyed our sense of community yet
@@ItRemindMeOfHome no, I mean that capitalism destroyed the sense of community that existed in the past.
I was gonna say, they had women doing men's jobs and voting back then because of how close people were since it was so hard to survive.
So I doubt they cared about gay people as long as they could chip in a hand
people in the old west didn't really accept trans or gay people, people just didn't notice due to LGBT people hiding the fact they are LGBT, and because of individualism there was more privacy and autonomy for ones owns actions thus they could do what they want and hide as said before. also there was both a sense of communalism and individualism during the wild west, there was just a lot of individualism with examples of communalism being mutual aid societies. and you can even get political by saying that with more social security people have relied more off the government than off each other in a community.
"We're literally married Mike!" really got me 😂😂
For some reason I only now saw it's not "we literally married mike!"
The poly relationship is gone D:
@@Original_Username0D: D: D: D: D: D: D:
I read a book by Mercedes Lackey that had a character say "If the birds & beasts of the fields, who are innocent in a way Man can never be, accept love betwixt the same gender than why won't humans?" when I was younger and that really stuck with me
That would be Moondance of the Tayledras to Vanyel Ashkevron in Magic's Pawn.
(Sorry, my most favorite books featuring gay characters of all time from a teen to today, some thirty years later).
Shay'a'chern is such an awesome phrase for gay people, though Shaych is good too (shortened slang term for it).
Mercedes Lackey was a HUGE proponent of gay characters in fantasy.
(will stop fangirling now)
(14:20)
Here's a pansexual joke:
"Hey, did you come out of the closet yet?"
"No, I came out of the Pantry."
They pan-tried lol
I guess the storage unit thus performed a pan-dectomy
Alright. Take my angry upvote. That was funny...
I'm panromantic and asexual. I'm a "pan cake"
@@KiboSantiXD
12:35 when it says "How bad is it, doc? Give it to me straight." "I... I'm afraid I can't do that." My first thought was "But I CAN run it BI you-"
20:57 my 100% favorite fact about gay penguins is not just that they take in eggs, it’s that the percentage of penguins that naturally pair up with same-sex partners (completely independent of/before any eggs are involved) is almost identical to the average number of eggs that are abandoned or have the parents die annually.
Okay, maybe I’m having an off moment, but what does this mean? Like, being gay means abandoning eggs? /genq
@@gotmilk9843 Uh, no. Eggs just get abandoned sometimes.
One, or both, parents might have died, not found it again, weren't able to keep it etc.
Gay penguin couples adopt those eggs (penguins are monogamous and both, male and female, breed the eggs and feed the peng...lets?).
The number of eggs that end up being abandoned is pretty close to the number of gay penguin couples that adopt eggs.
@@lethfuil Thank you for explaining! It’s actually pretty cool that it works out that way
@@gotmilk9843 No problem and yes it is! ^^
@@gotmilk9843 The underlying conclusion one could draw from this is that gay couples actually help the species' survival by ensuring more chicks make it to adulthood. Which would then mean: Gayness is a beneficial evolutionary trait within a population.
Take that, homophobes!
It's called *pan*ic because everyone leaves pan folks flustered. -> my attempt at an original pan joke.
As a pansexual gender fluid person I LOVE THIS JOKE!!!
Same Im pan and genderfluid too!
The crab messiah accepts people of all gender and sexual identities.
(Except the ‘super straights’).
@dragonshreya26No, it’s not.
Thank you, Crab Mesiah, *Very cool 👍*
@dragonshreya26from my understanding, being super straight is just a form of transphobia.
@dragonshreya26 "super straight" is not a real sexuality, it just means that they're transphobic.
We should go back to the original definition of "super straight" as defined by comedian Robin Tran in 2017 - that being straight people who _are_ attracted to trans people.
I came out to my mom yesterday and she was cool with it
She used to be homophobic
This feels very surreal to me
Congratulations! I’m so glad she’s changed, and I hope she continues to grow and understand more so that you can feel even safer with her.
I'm glad it went well!! Congrats!!
yay!!! you kept your mothers love, big win!!
8:53 going off this little rant about "boy clothes and girl clothes", I was at Disneyland Paris recently, and obviously, there were a lot of little girls dressed as their favourite princesses, but we also saw a little boy dressed as Princess Anna from Frozen, and it made me so happy to see. Kids literally do not care, just let them be kids and be happy
James from Pokemon confused the heck out of me as a little kid. I couldn't understand why a *boy* was soooo dang pretty! And so comfortable with being pretty??
I think that early influence taught me gender isn't just pink and blue; there's shades of purple in between. 💜
James is an absolute icon
i mean he did have t¡ts in that one episode
I think they might be trans, or at least enjoy exploring their gender. They're always wearing dresses and stuff whenever they can.
@@alex_blue5802 Interestingly enough (not really that interesting, but whatever), since I came out as a trans man I'm a bit more interested in wearing dresses and makeup.
I'm not very interested in it, but noticeably more than when it was a "woman in a dress" thingy.
I still don't wear them, since I can't stand it with my boobs still on. After top surgery though, once the "brothers" are out of the way, I already know I want to wear a dress sometime. 😅
(As a "woman", my interest was maaaybe 5% at best. Now, now it's about 15%. Not much, but yeah, more.)
@@lethfuil that is kind of interesting actually. Do you think it's because it feels more like subverting gender rather than conforming to gender?
I need some rainbow fire ants in my home 🥲🏳️🌈
@mujahe4d really helping the algorithm give this video more views with so many commens
@mujahe4d Well that is absolutely good for you try not to burn your parents house down in the process ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🩷🩵🤎🖤
im burning the flag lgbt jn my profıIe..
@@damilitanc help did your first account fail so your second had to take over XD
I’m not going to lie when I first saw the fire ants I thought they were multicolored gummies at first glance
Fun Fact: back in the 1900's the Edinburgh Zoo got 6 penguins and named them based on who was mating with who and people started freaking out when their favorite penguin pairings weren't being faithful and even worse they were having gay sex turns out they got 4 of the penguins sex's wrong and people freaked out more because most of the pairings people still believed in were gay
Not Jamie casually saying he actually reached the END of a rainbow. SIR, HOW!?
Maybe he's a leprechaun in disguise?
And how much gold did you find?!
Jamie reached the end of the rainbow or the end of the rainbow reached him? 🤔
Oh hush, you know Jamie WAS the gold at the end of the rainbow. ❤🌈 I'm just old enough that Jamie feels like a baby. I think he's nearly my age too, but he just.....I just want to pinch his cheeks he's so sweet! (May be some weird cross cultural thing, with him.being English and me being a US Southerner. I have found that many of us have that reaction to the English, esp younger ones. )
WAIT!!! Can't iron my bi flag!?! Because then it would be... wait for it... STRAIGHT!
Nerd lol I love it hahahaha
WHY IS THAT EMOJI. HOW IS THAT EMOJI. WHAT IS THAT EMOJI.
@@soaringspirits2267 it's a YT emogi
@@RustyhairedAlp9575how does one access youtube emojis
The laughing emoji sealed the deal lol
1:26 First the frogs, now the ants! When will it stop?!
Even more entertaining is that those aren't even fire ants. They're Honeypot ants, and those big brightly coloured abdomens aren't edited either! Turns out if you put some food colouring in the honey before they eat it, that colour shows up through their skin as well.
probably never
NEVER
@dragonshreya26My sisters aren’t.
@@alicebthegachaweirdo8378 Okay, what's up with that person you're replying to? Are they trying to be an ally, or are they a troll? I genuinely can't tell.
The funny thing is that in a lot of places and times with huge toxic masculinity problems, a certain type of male homosexuality was absolutely treated as an open secret or only shameful for the bottom. It’s like homophobic toxic masculinity loops right back around into a sort of "Why would a buncha lads need girls around" and "oh, he's a man's man" homoeroticism. You don’t see quite the same thing with lesbians, because toxic feminity isn't really A Thing in that way, although the femme4femme stereotype of a "girls' girl" does exist and often flies under homophobes' radar as "admirable female friendship".
In reference to the dog owners who broke gender norms, I have a pink leash for one of my roosters, and I bought a pink tutu as a joke for a rooster I no longer have, and he LOVED it. Whenever I put Penn into his tutu, he'd get all sorts of excited then zoom around the yard like he was showing off the fact that he was wearing something while everyone else was naked. It started as a gag costume only to be used on Halloween, special events, or to help people see roosters as something other than "inherently mean"... but it turned into Penn's Manly-Man-Bro outfit, if one were to judge based on his behaviour while wearing it.
Now I’m just picturing a Rambo-looking guy with a chicken head wearing a tutu and flexing on all his leaf-loincloth wearing brethren.
@@awkwardukulele6077 Haha, I can make that mental image even better. Penn was a dwarf. Specifically, he was a project Serama.
Project = breeding with an end-goal, but that end-goal isn't quite achieved
Serama = smallest breed of chicken in the world, almost wiped out by a hurricane, and many Americans have since taken up trying to save the breed by starting with the breeds that Seramas were made from, which is primarily the Chabo (AKA Japanese Bantam), which is a miniature chicken that was then bred to have dwarfism in order to make them, as I call them, "low rider chickens" due to their legs being about a quarter the length of a normal chicken.
Penn looked slightly more Serama than Chabo, and his colouration was all black with a pale, sandy cape (feathers on the back of the neck from head to shoulders), and lemony feathers scattered over his back.
@@OlyChickenGuy Went looking for pictures of both types of chicken, and it makes this mental image absolutely brilliant and wonderful, because I'm now picturing this tiny black rooster with that upright-looking posture in all the pictures of the Serama variety, wearing a little pink tutu zooming around excitedly to make sure everyone sees his fancy outfit. Just this teeny tiny little feather-man, showing off his lovely ensemble.
@@Mokiefraggle You got it, almost spot-on! That's a perfect description of Penn and his almighty tutu. XD
I'm also really glad that someone actually took the time to look up what these little guys look like! That makes me very, very happy to know. :3
@@OlyChickenGuy Roosters always amuse me, so I had to see what Penn might have looked like, especially since you mentioned he was a somewhat rare breed. This did not disappoint, as the image of this tiny little chicken breed that looks like a tiny soldier standing at attention is absolutely precious.
Human parthenogenesis would almost certainly result in female offspring, which means that Jesus would have to be either trans or intersex.
Or you could go with the "miracles" explanation, but you could also say it for the other options
god is a woman (joke)
i don’t know shit about shit and don’t believe in any of it lol
I stick by the trans gay man idea for Jesus.
I mean, he wandered the lands with his 12 buddies, washing their feet, offering them his body at nice parties. That does sound kinda gay to me.
Now, some might argue that there was Maria Magdalena, but she could have been a friend, a cover wife, or just a symbol for his slight bi tendency (still 12:1 though).
And yeah, you COULD argue that the whole "I'm a virgin, it was actually god that made me pregnant" thing was an excuse for naïve Joseph, but that just would make Jesus cis and not less gay.
When I hear a transphobia joke, I give the person who did it prolonged and intense eye contact.
im burning the flag lgbt jn my profıIe.........
"Lick your lips to make it more comforting"
Sorry, I can't hear "prolonged eye-contact" without thinking of Bo Burnham
Same!
Act like you dont get it. Make them explain why its funny...in detail. Continue to be like ok, but I don't get how it's funny, explain why it's funny. They will either realize their joke sucks and stop, or they will at least be more careful about who they tell those kinds of jokes around , and u won't be one of them so u won't have to deal with it.
@@Bugg...0_o This is the best IMO, just keep saying "I don't get it" or "why is that funny?" and play dumb while they have to increasingly explain their own bigotry.
Jamie: I'd rather have garlic bread than violets and roses.
Me, an asexual: I'd rather have violets. They're my favorite. All I do this time of year is walk around and look at flowers, it's my favorite thing.
Sunflower with teeth: (has teeth)
Me: ...someone get me the garlic bread.
10:58 loved the „rainbow hit me“ explanation. Depending on which colours touch you, you get different flavour of the lgbtqa+
Funnily enough my gay awakening was at my extremely homophobic grandmother’s house
She was watching Fox News and I thought one of the ladies that was speaking was really hot.
im burning the flag lgbt jn my profıIe'.......
you gotta let fox news know that they were the ones that "turned you gay" lmaoo
just yesterday I stumbled over an old german proverb that says "where everybody thinks the same, nobody is thinking much". Whoever came up with this (not quite sure respectively some controversy) likely had no idea how sadly even more true this would become in our actual time with all these horrible bubbles and echo-chambers that the internet offers so freely.
Just thought it fits all too well in here, so I felt like sharing it.
Can't find a pansexual joke without a cookware pun?
Well that's just a SKILLET ISSUE
(I invented this pun completely on my own and pans seem to fucking love it lmao)
OOH that Is so smart
"Dusty Turf" 😂🤣😭😂🤣😭😂🤣😭
My co worker said no I’m not I’m straight when I said he is heterosexual 😂
@islammujaheed Are you now? I don't see any fire light. And why not show it in frame, you coward?
Do the different colors make different color flames? How does it smell? Is a standard polyester one? Or did you go out and find a cotton one? If it's polyester, you're most likely melting it rather than burning it. Do you know that you're supporting the LGBTQIA+ cause by purchasing a flag?
PS thanks for supporting Jamie. Every view and comment you give helps the algorithm get this video out to more people.
@@2to5Raccoons the worst thing you can do is give it views. Just report it and don't repply
@@Giuliana-w1f wow you were salty af it seems I hope you got all that sand out by now
If you want to really mess with someone who says a racist or homophobic joke, act like you dont get it. Make them explain it to you. I mean really act like you dont get it. They will either realize their joke is bad and wont tell it again, or they will at least be more careful about who they say it around, and wont tell any more around you. .
The best "sugar daddy" alternative I've seen is "glucose guardian" 🙃🙃🙃
I have always liked "My sweet meat."
*cries in diabetic*
My gay awakening was Double Trouble from She-Ra
(They are everything I strive to be in life but with my anxiety it is a challenge, but I will push forth for my liege and saviour Double Trouble)
I never got the blue collar for boy dogs, red collar for girl dogs thing because I'd always thought the popularisation of the "colour coded" dog collars was 101 Dalmatians wherein Perdita has the blue collar and Pongo has the red collar, and this coding is passed down to their 99 puppies. When my dog had a red collar he would always get called a she, and people would be surprised that I picked a red collar for a male dog (I picked red because I was waiting for his orange collar to arrive, it had more to do with his namesake than his tackle)
I personally thought that the most hilarious thing in the world was when my mum got her two labradors (a boy and girl from the same litter) shimmery gradient pink-and-blue collars when they were still puppies, so that you couldn't just look at them and go "Oh, that's the boy, and that's the girl." You actually had to call them, which had the added effect of helping them learn to come when their name was called! It's a lot harder to mix them up now, since he's a big ol' tank, and she's a dainty little thing, but at the time it was kinda funny that you actually had to see who came when you called to tell who was who.
I have 2 female mini schnauzers. Daisy has a rugged black studded collar and all black accessories. Buttercup has all purple (studded) accessories… and they both have grey knitted jumpers.
Another option when someone makes a phobic joke is to ask them to explain it. Just act like you really don't get what they're on about and ask them to explain what the joke is.
what do you call a pansexual bear?
A panda!!!
Which is ironic, considering pandas are one of the most asexual bears to-date. That’s one of the biggest reasons they’re endangered, they literally do the “why have sex when you can have garlic bread” meme but instead of bread it’s bamboo.
Nature is wild
@@awkwardukulele6077I thought that's because the whole captivity thing stresses them out and kills their libido
As a dark skinned trans guy with long hair …yes, I am trans my people (I don’t believe in god/Jesus I’m just joking)
@mujahe4dok lol
6:15 As a bisexual man, this is extremely relatable. I came out to my mom around 6 weeks after my 18th birthday, and I showed her the man I'm in love with, and just a few weeks ago, she said that I'll eventually have to get a gf. I told her, "What makes you think I want that?" She replied with "or a bf if that's what you want." I had to hold in my laughter after that.
@@S-cape-goat We aren’t single, we’re just on stand bi.
LOL!
@@300DBenz you just make my day.
Reminds me of this show where a villain talks to her captured daughter and her girlfriend, and while she disapproves of the relationship, the villain goes, "We'll find you a BETTER girlfriend."
Odalia Blight is evil, but not THAT evil, apparently...
@S-cape-goat In hindsight, I probably should have mentioned that my 18th birthday was last October.
22:25 as a Sapphic woman, that was absolutely not my awakening.
My awakening was the Hex Girls from Scooby-Doo! And the Witch's Ghost.
Both for my goth awakening AND my sapphic awakening.
damn mines basic
i heard people say a "man should come home to a wife and kids" and i remember thinking why not "a women should come home to a wife and cats"....
I love the Hex Girls!
"Rainbow Lace" sounds like a band name
Jesus was definitely gay, he hung around with 12 guys all the time.
And 1 did kis him
Can confirm this happened, it was me, I was the 1
@@S-cape-goat you what
@@S-cape-goat"i aint gay but thirty pieces of silver is thirty pieces of silver"
-judas, probably
@@S-cape-goatwho Judas? The Judas book was crazyyyyy
8:45 - That made me remember the time we dressed our dog in a pink tutu for Halloween, and she friggin HATED it! Dog's don't know what "gender norms" are, all they know is "hmm, my hooman is putting something on me."
"why it itch"
My awakening was "The Mummy" with Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz, I wore out the VHS I had of it, because I watched it so many times. I still love both of them.
My nonbinary/bisexual cartoon character awakening was Mulan. She was incredible whichever clothing she was in, and she and Shang were equally attractive
weren't a lot of cowboys gay poc? (or am i thinking of something else?)
You're correct! Kaz Rowe has an excellent video about it, it's how I learned about it. The Wild West was quite diverse 😊❤
11:42 or we could switch to the greek prefix and call cis people homogender
Technically Homophylic but I digress
Point is: they will be adressed with a root prefix whether they like it or not.
@@_StarlightRose_ oh this is gold, since phylic and philic sound the same (homophones)
They still gonna flip out bc the prefix homo obviously only refers to homo sexual people 🙄
Priest: If you do not repent for the gay, you will burn in Hell!
Me, who watches Hazbin Hotel: *laughs in repentless*
Maybe you'd have some dope character design. 🎉
@@soaringspirits2267 And I'd get to hang out with Keith David!
@@matthewmccoyd2578 Not seeing any negatives here.
@@soaringspirits2267 Just keep away from the Overlords and you should be fine.
@@matthewmccoyd2578 Heh- yeahhhhhhhh, advice to live by.
Jamie, are you going to do a video covering the unscientific Cass Report and cover the possible ramifications it'll have for trans people in England/the UK?
2:42 Picture It: Jamie and Shaaba being Bisexual Outlaws.
yes.
Is Shaaba bi? I don't think I've ever heard.
@@robertabarnhart6240 Yes she is.
@@robertabarnhart6240yes, Shaaba has previously said she's bi
Pan joke: you really like panning out your love, don't you?
Bi joke: Hi, I'm bi.
Um, bye then?
The wrinkly flags are part of the gay aesthetic guys 😭
1:12 I've been saying for a while, if you believe the biblical account either Jesus was a trans man, Mary was xy intersex and fertile, or God did something very not nice to a 14 year old girl (and yes that was Mary's most likely age when Joseph married her even though he was likely a full grown man.)
@@KrimsonKattYT Interesting fan fiction you've got there.
Sadly, the latter is probably more realistic as there was no min age of consent back then :(
Concerning learning about 'cowboys' from the movies.
A lot of cowboys weren't white - virtually never seen in movies. Across the USA, estimates are that 25% of the cowboys were Afro-American and another 15% Hispanic/Native.
Particularly during cattle drives, cowboys lived in a mainly male environment. On an official level, cowboy culture was homophobic (like the rest of society) but it was much less uniform than settled culture. Like other homosocial subcultures (prison, hobo, or navy) gay relationships happened - not always consensually.
And to add,
When I lived in Germany I traveled on the Cisalpine train. Guess they'll have to rename it the Normalalpine train. (The Cisalpine train goes around rather than through the alps.)
And, your last question.
Gay awakening with Fred Jones in Scooby Doo - original version. (Fun facts from the original series: Shaggy was a varsity athlete in acrobatics while Fred was in the Drama Club. It was later on that the characters got flattened into narrow stereotypes.)
im burning the flag lgbt jn my profıIe'.....
It’s sad how those that hate lgbtq the most actually end up forcing it on so many
I’m sorry this is one of my favorite historical topics! The American west during the American Policy of Westward Expansion was INCREDIBLY gay, and trans. In addition to being very ethnically diverse. The idea of the white, traditionally handsome, straight, cis, outlaw is a construction of Hollywood in a fit of post period fascism
10:46 ah yes. My friend hit me with a rainbow and made me lesbian.
3:01 “I’m not, like, homophobic. I’m an Ally.”
I love heartstopper
HEARTSTOPPER MENTIONED
@mujahe4dYawn!
"That girl? I'm right here!"
"Thank you for your service."
i think if someone said "trans women and normal women", i could think that it excludes cis neurodivergent women, cis queer women etc. Just specifically trans women and women who find themselves to be quite average in most aspects. I can't think of a context where it makes sense to say that, but it's theoretically possible, so i would have to consider it.
My transphobic family refers to cis men and cis women as "natural men" and "natural women". I've tried to inform them that the accurate terminology is "cis" but I don't dare push too hard or I will start a fight.
If someone said "trans women and normal women", that shows that they're *thinking* the right concept but using the wrong language. So the thing to do is to use the right word for the right concept: "women". Just as normal people do. ;-)
My awakening - Princess Jasmine. Specifically, when she's in the red slave outfit and is pretending the Jafar love spell worked on her. She stands up and puts a crown on her head, and a little piece of see-through fabric falls down the curves of her body 🥵 8 or 9 year old Vicki had no idea why she liked that so much but early twenties Vicki eventually figured it out 😅
20:44 As someone who is pan, and is obsessed with hamsters, I see this as an absolute win. Though I have no idea what the cherries are for 🤔
Person headcanin Jesus was arrow-ace and Judas was inlove with him and got bitter his love was not returned. And being broken hatred he got bitten the linger thay traveled together. And ended up betraying Jesus with a kiss as an act of spite.
I call it: a judas skornd ,Love un loving
Most cowboys where gay it's why they became cowboys (at least that is my understanding)
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Broke back mountain
Cowboy was a derogatory term referring to cowpokes who were men of color. So no not most.
@@elaexplorer Thank you so much for correcting me I really appreciate it
@elaexplorer wait, really? Interesting
Fun fact: Pan was a Pagan deity of parties, sex, drink and fertility so better connection I think than cooking pans :)
I've been trying to hint to all of my friends that I'm LGBTQ by acting as queer as possible in the hopes that they will just ask me if I'm gay
Garlic 🧄 bread 🥖
Relatable
@mujahe4d
Consider getting a brain
I'd rather have a grilled brie beget than garlic bread. It is still a step up from sex 90% of the time
ACEEEEEEEE❤
🥖🧄
I work in the garden center of Walmart and shouted to one of my cis, white, straight male coworkers “I’m here, I’m queer, and I’m ready to cashier!” He was laughing his ass off
Jamie, you need to do a video for r/WeCanAlwaysTell because it’s hilarious to see stupid transphobes being exposed.
I'd love that
3:32 I had garlic bread for dinner 🧄 🥖
yay
my liking-girls awakening (i'm a straight trans man) was probably megara from hercules
Megara was my aromantic awakening lmao When she was singing how she doesn't want to be in love, I was like "same girl".
0:45 this is the best news I have heard from potcha in Emperor's New groove
The wise Llama hearding man
A more original pan joke is when I came out to my dad and he turned around as said (with a shocked face) "You're peter pan!?"
13:37 the way i burst out laughing and then had to stop myself because I was about to choke on my yoghurt
The trans/homophobic nature of social media has to be put into perspective. As Jamie has said, it can be a very loud minority on there, and it's a place where it's easy to make it seem like there's a lot more of them than there are.
@islammujaheed Are you now? I don't see any fire light. And why not show it in frame, you coward?
Do the different colors make different color flames? How does it smell? Is a standard polyester one? Or did you go out and find a cotton one? If it's polyester, you're most likely melting it rather than burning it. Do you know that you're supporting the LGBTQIA+ cause by purchasing a flag?
PS thanks for supporting Jamie. Every view and comment you give helps the algorithm get this video out to more people.
@@2to5Raccoons There's three accounts commenting this. Very likely bots. Report the accounts and comments and let them sink into irrelevance
14:38 - that’s Leafy Street’s channel! I love it. The geckos he has go through parthenogenesis, so they create clones of themselves! Absolutely recommend his channel it’s great
2:36 If you want to learn more about transgender outlaws from the Wild West in the late 1800s/early 1900s, google Harry Allen. He had quite an interesting life story. I mean, he wasn't really an outlaw, just was arrested a few times, and he was from Indiana, but I think that's close enough.
20:35 I had a gay awakening. I absolutely had a crush on Anakin/Hayden Christensen while I was growing up. Now I’m gay and still love Star Wars, and so does my husband.
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Panakin was one of my early bi awakenings! He looked so good in the 3rd film!
17:43 Oh, it goes even further back than Ancient Greece. Look up the Epic of Gilgamesh.
im burning the flag lgbt jn my profıIe'........
OMG I love Gilgamesh! My seniors a couple of years ago were obsessed with Enkidu & Gilgamesh as gay icons 😂
Apparently there was a whole priesthood in ancient Sumer made up of what we today would call trans women. That's literally at the beginning of history^^
Oh and the nb character who helps Ishtar get out of the Underworld by distracting the goddess and queen thereof🤩 to quote OSP "So if you're nb, just remember you are magic and the Queen of the Dead finds you hot."
Somebody needs to write this.
You accidentally walked through a double rainbow
🎵 Double rainbow all the way across the sky! 🎵
🎵 Yeah, yeah, so intense! 🎵
“Because I was right in the rainbow, it hit me twice” 😂😍
this is my headcannon from now on
@mujahe4dnobody cares
@@Oakthedemonoverlord just report it
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@@damilitanc wow...... now what are you doing here
Thank you for the palate cleanser! 👏🏽
10:40 OH MY GOSH I MADE THAT MEME
I love Jamie being like "Maybe you don't wanna gay in the old west, what if they weren't accepting?" while completely glossing over the robbing part.
21:43 as a scientist i can tell you the last one is the full chemical name of sucrose (suger)
im burning the flag lgbt jn my profıIe'..
fun fact. there were trans people and gender nonconforming people in the old west. for example, Charlie Parkhurst. they lived most of their life presenting masculine and presumably going by He/Him. Charlie had run away from new england, and got work as a ranch hand. later on they became a stagecoach driver. definitely check them out. actually.... if you would have time to put into it, I would love to see a vid on trans people throughout history. we could hit the highlights. and there are a lot more trans men then you would think, even though the trans women get more media attention. stiupid misogony.
3:23 Garlic Bread is the national food of Ace 🧄🥖
I was at the supermarket today and out loud, without realizing said "Mmm that garlic bread looks gooood." I facepalmed myself and walked away without it, because I already have garlic bread in my freezer. I'm such a cliche. 😂
International
As an asexual who has garlic bread quite frequently, I agree with this message.
Garlic pasta, too. Never garlic sauce though, that stuff is practically pure garlic and it's awful 😭
@@GayDemiDemiboy Have you ever had garlic butter on pizza crust though its really good
"Because I was right in the rainbow. It hit me twice."
Bruhhhh..... Lmfao....
"Comment below if a cartoon character was your awakening" yes.
Kronk.
As for the wild west, i assume that much like most of history, it was way gayer then people give it credit for, where people just had open secrets. So that gay men could have "bros" who they spent all their time with and their wives just sat at home all day excited that they arent being beaten like their friends. Unfortunately, being a predator of any orientation was probably also a lot more common, considering how underage marriage wasn't as frownded upon as it is now and the witch hunt levels of victim blaming
Now I’m craving garlic bread
@mujahe4dYou can’t do that, it’s illegal.
The talk of it on this channel makes me crave it too. Lol.
5:10 Thank you for reminding me of this, a lot of times I go online and see so many negative comments, and especially on non-binary-focused things it can sometimes be ONLY negative comments on posts, and I wonder if I’m really just really some sort of freakish anomaly… Society definitely has a long way to go in terms of understanding and accepting queer people, and GNC people, but… I’m working on just living the way that feels best, and letting that show the people in my immediate circle that queer people come in all shapes and sizes.