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i genuinely can never see noah as a girl, just noah with long hair 😭

Girl Noah???? I just see some random girl who stole noahs head

help i got an ad in the middle of this video for the right-wing party of my country  😭😭😭

Bro does not and has never looked like a girl bro, this is not fair. When I was younger, I never really minded girl clothes as I was very disconnected from my body, and people gave me compliments, which boosted my already high confidence.

When Dan and Phil start a livestream at the exact same moment that Noah Finnce posts and you are faced with one of the hardest dilemmas of your life

I'm nonbinary and a lot of this is relatable. Puberty was so horrible and I was dissociating so much I didn't even realize how miserable I was. Children are so much more androgynous, I wish I could just be an anomaly that stays a child forever.

I realized I was trans when I was 4 because I would only draw myself as a boy with a baseball cap even though I wasn’t actually aloud to wear that stuff at the time.

Im currently having one of those days where the dysphoria is really bad, I needed a video from Noah today

I am getting top surgery on July,14,2026 I am so excited Noah you have really been a big inspiration to me!! I love you and what you do!! I love trans people

8:13 genuinely so shocked at this photo 😭😭 Your parents must have clocked by this point because that is a little boy right there haha

20:51 HOWWWWW is that not a cis man😭Genuinely

for some reason it didn't register to me that noah ACTUALLY used to be a girl, like, no that's just him with long hair and boobs man wdym

I'm gender-fluid (not openly) and I so I relate to looking back at pictures and being like, "I was such a girl then" or "I was feeling very masc then"

MY SHOW IS ON!!!

How dare YouTube algorithm hide this from me for a minute

(I’m mtf btw :3)
I remember when I was younger I always felt “wrong” doing things that little boys did (such as baseball, soccer, etc.) and there was very little awareness about transgender people (I first heard of the term in 2022 and didn’t know what it meant until December 2025).
I knew something was wrong but could never tell what it was. Puberty was the worst thing to happen to me because I became super insecure and I had (and still have) depression, i also lost almost all emotion after puberty started. I had always struggled to find real friends among cis boys (because at my school none of the girls wanted anything to do with me) and I was alone until I met my friends (who I’m still friends with to this day).
When I was in 10th grade (which is right now/25-26 school year) a friend (who happens to be enby btw) called me an egg as a joke in November 2025 (this was not a direct result but I do site it as one thing that pushed me to think about it) and then in January 2026 I realized that I was trans and it explained so many feelings that I had. But I’m still not sure how my parents will react and I’m still a wreck mentally.
But I’m trying to turn things around and maybe someday I’ll be the person I’m meant to be :3

(Ty for reading this I just need somewhere to write my thoughts because Im feeling really crummy rn)

Edit (3/19/26): Wanted to give a quick update (it’s good new this time :3) I’ve decided that since I have a new name selected for myself now I’m gonna try to come out to my parents on march 31st and then maybe from there I can finally make more progress on my transition journey :D

I love how you explain how you felt during it. Because I was a tomboy growing up (honestly still am) and transphobes like to say "Oh! You think you're a boy just because you were a tomboy?" Like no lmao, absolutely not how that works. I relate to the style and attitude of masculinity, but the key difference is that you were purposely trying to look like a boy. I was not. I always knew I was a girl, and that hasn't changed, even with further understanding of gender. If yall transphobes can stop comparing tomboys and Trans guys, that would be great. The ignorance is annoying. There is a BIG difference between being a more masculine woman, and literally being a man.

1:34 instructions unclear, I am now in the hospital for passing out

Noah was the first person to introduce to me that people can be trans. I grew up in the nowhere south in the US and never had heard of it and if I did I only heard of transgender women. Now I am myself a trans man