It makes me kinda sad to see all these people being happy. I'm trans masc and when I told my mum she sent me away to a really homophobic country. When my dad found out he straight up called me demonic and that I was possessed. I'm just happy that these people get to be happy and confident.
it's really cool to see other trans guys be able to transition. i'm 21 now, first tried to come out when i was 15, and am still stuck in the wrong body.
the person i planned to move out with to start transitioning in a safe environment is ghosting me, so i might be stuck like this for as long as i can live. i really hope i can get the chance to be myself someday, but i doubt it. nothing ever seems to go my way.
edit: 23 years old now and came out to family again after my transphobic dad left. everyone is doing their best to call me my preferred name and top surgery should be in a few months. :) hormones are going to happen whenever i recover and get a job. i guess things do go my way sometimes. thank you for all the kind comments
10:51 this law wouldn't just effect trans kids but also effect cis kids as it's revealing there most sensitive area the some who they don't know wether they are a creep.
As someone who's been struggling with gender dysphoria and questioning whether im genderfluid or trans, this makes me happy. Especially seeing people proud of who they are :)
When i came out, my grandpa told me that there was an old native American saying that basically went something along the lines of "only the person who has walked both paths of life is a whole human being" and i just thought i should tell you guys about it
For a homophobic / trans phobic town of mine (mostly all the adults and some of the kids)
There's a lot of gay and trans kids at my high school including myself lol It's fun times We have our own lunch table The straight kids call it the "LGBT table of destruction" and I live for it So yea Gay ❤
I'm having my first masculine haircut tomorrow (it's currently midnight so technically I'm having it today) so I'm literally so happy and this video has helped a lot thank you so much <33. By the way, only my friends know about me being trans because my parents are transphobic so does anyone know any tips on coming out to homophobic/transphobic people? Thank you <3 Edit: Woahhh I did not expect this many likes or replies yall are so sweet <33 Edit#2: they looked through my phone without my permission and found out about a month ago, safe to say it didn't go well and we're still arguing about it recently :((
As a baby trans girl growing up in a transphobic and homophobic school, I envy these trans people because most of them look so happy and I'm not, so I really envy them, but they deserve to be happy because of the hard work and effort they make to make themselves comfortable in their body. I wish all of these people and all of you guys a good life!❤