,,The way I felt wasn't wrong, I wasn't weird, I was trans."  Wise words right here my friends...

Jamie, my son came out to me last month. He will start testosterone next month. I am so thankful for people like yourself who are willing to put your story out there. Thank you for the work you are doing. It is invaluable.

I’m cisgender but I like watching these videos, because they help me understand a lot of things I didn’t know about trans people ❤️

You helped me realize that I was trans and that it's okay to be trans about a year ago at like 3am and I remember being so scared but your videos have helped me through it and now I'm nearly 5 months on T

I’m non binary and my first reaction was
“S*IT! THIS ISNT RIGHT.”
Because I am unlucky and have transphobic parents and I was grew up thinking the whole LGBTQ community is wrong due to my parents view

Jesus Jamie how can a living man be so adorable? You're like a child of the cinnamon roll and the sunshine itself.

I'm not trans, I am happy with my assigned gender but I support everyone in the LGBTQ+ community and your videos help educate me on transgender people and thank you :)

When I came out to my mom she asked “So...when did you decide you were trans?” And I just cringed so hard

Three years ago. I had just come to terms with being transgender. I was 13. I spent an entire night watching all your videos. I slept through my alarm and missed the bus for school the next day. But at least I knew that I would be okay.

For me, being gay helped me realise I was trans. As puberty came in, I realised I wanted to things to guys that girls shouldn't do/can't do. Both in a sexual and romantic way.

I was kinda girly as a child but the first time someone called me a "pretty young lady " i fucking freaked

Added captions to the video, for all my deaf/hard of hearing trans folk out there ❤❤❤

I think I at least knew I wasn't a stereotypical girl when I never wanted to be seen as one and I preferred to be seen as a guy. I looked up transgender occasionally but never really thought about gender because I was so concerned with being lesbian as the time in a Catholic household. Loads later I met a trans-woman and we dated for a bit. I learned more about trans and was like hmm sounds kinda like me. I thought about it more, went on T, and all is well. I do identity as agender though because I don't feel like either gender but I want to be seen at least as male in society.

When I hit puberty I waited for my voice to change and was so surprised that I grew breasts. I was so disappointed somehow.
But I was prepared for my period somehow...
Only now that I am 19 I have time to reflect on my life and realise who I am.
It's scary but also very exciting. I want to transition but I don't want to regret it and-
.... well the brain is powerful...

And I also look at a lot of YouTube videos and your videos particularly make me feel 'homesick' for my real me. At first it was intimidating because you are already past the awkward pre-t turnip but it is also very calming ??

I found out when i was 16 or 17; i never truly loved my body; I didnt like the way it looked. At first i thought i was just being insecure but after running into a bunch of lgbtq+ accts on social media talking about trans ppl i discovered i was trans; and alot of other reasons backs up why i believe I'm trans. Next year i should be able to be myself; as of now school and my home wouldnt accept it if i tried to be me(҂-̀_-́)

Hi. I'm Tyler, and I just realized that I am trans FTM this past week. Yes, I am definitely a baby trans, and I'm doing the youtube thing. Anyway, I figured it out kind of... Messily. When I was a little kid I called myself a tomboy and liked to wear "boys clothes" but then as I got a little bit older, I started going more towards girl and started saying... I'm a girly girl now. But the thing was that my parents didn't have any money, and they were donate fly stressed and I made it my thin to make them happy. So at some point (I'm not exactly sure when) my parents had been super happy with me as a girl or had reacted badly to me acting like a boy, and I really didn't want them to stress a more about anything. I wanted to make them happy, so I started acting like a girl. This started at a relatively young age (around 6-10) and so if was hard for me to even pinpoint what happened. Then when I was in eighth grade, I realized "OMG I like girls not boys!" (And I realized this after seeing a quiz online and then researching the whole night before just brine shocked. So it was like an aha moment, but it happened over a whole day.) so I was super exited and I admitted it to my mom before the weekend was up, because I was so exited that everything about never liking boys or understanding what the big buzz was about girls being boy crazy finally made sence. So I told my mom, and she didn't believe me. She thought I was wrong, she thought it was a phase, and I had rushed in so fast out of excitement that I hadn't even considered her possibly reacting badly. So I shut that away for a while. She said she didn't want me watching youtube vids about lgbt stuff until she had the chance to do her own research and understand. She basically told me to stop being gay until she felt like being educated. Anyway, I did push it away and forget about it, and the. About a month later, I was sitting in my last class, looked at the girl beside me, stared at her for a few seconds without thinking, and then looked away quickly thinking "oh god oh god oh god I'm so gay and I have a Crush on her and it's been building since I met her at the beginning of the year oh god!" So I looked into it and came out to my mom again later to a similar reaction, but she was unable to change my mind this time. I told my dad too, fond out my neighbor was pansexual, Yada Yada Yada. So while researching about this stuff I found the term transgender. And I went, wait wait wait... That makes sense. I hope I'm trans, because that just sounds so happy to be a boy. Nope, nevermind. I've always been fine wearing dresses to church and stuff, so definitely not. Okay, so I had this term, but I was ignoring it on purpose through all of my research on lgbt. Eventually, I forced myself to the conclusion that I must be Genderfluid. That only lasted so long until I realized how happy I was as a boy and how "ugh, not this again!" I was about being a girl. Basically I said that every time I woke up without dysphoria plaguing me early in the morning, I labeled myself as such and dressed that way. I started noticing how ugly I felt I was in dresses and things and how much I disliked them, and how much I hated my suprano voice despite loving to sing. I slowly came to the conclusion that I must really just be a boy. And that is how I realized that I am trans. My very long explanation. I'm very sorry, I didn't mean for it to be this long, I just got carried away. Oops.

I genuinely do not remember how I found out I was non-binary. But petition to get that Jamie and that guy form the documentary to meet and make a video

I don’t exactly know when exactly the thoughts started or when i started feeling uncomfortable. Don’t get me wrong, I used to wear dresses and I’d like it! And that’s part of the reason why I thought I wasn’t. But then as soon as I realized I was trans, i changed a bit. I couldn’t wear dresses and show my chest, without hating it. And then I tried on guys clothes for the first time and put my hair up and loved it. Anyways sorry for the rant but I love you Jamie! And you all are amazing and worth it!

SO RELATABLE!!!! I was a huge tomboy growing up and everybody said I would grow out of it, I was like um no I wanna be a boy.  Then like you said puberty hit and it was horrible trying to be girly but  it never felt right. Lightbulb moment was with your video to BuzzFeed and I've never looked back.  Thank you Jamie for your videos ☺ you've helped me reopen my eyes to what I always knew I was and help my family understand 💛

Yess this is very similar to my experience. I'd also watched a documentary and kinda felt a click (less so than yours) and turned to the internet to learn about it but I was like "hahaha I'M not trans, I'm just trying to get educated about trans things" but then I watched FTM transition videos and one of the guys said something about people commenting and wishing they were trans and he told everyone not to because it's hard and you either are or are not and it hit me so hard because I was like "crap I'm actually trans!!"