So you either can't here well or are incredibly ignorant

People literally just think that LGBT+ means that everyone is attracted to the same gender. Well, there's still loooads of queer people who can have children in their relationship... Why are people so ignorant? If they hate on something, they should look it up at least

@@engimoon3954 Also same genders can have “compatible” genitals.

@@engimoon3954 That's the issue. Only those who don't understand it hate it.

@@engimoon3954 also, trans people exist. I'm a gay trans man who has two bio kids. And my own dad is bisexual.

They fear the (imaginary) competition.

upsettingly true they should be of equal danger (0 danger)

Abstinence makes the church grow fondlers.

Every conservative accusation is a projection

@Lister Smeg It is, though

You see, they are the joke.

@@the-digital-idiottheir whole circus

​@@RAC00NFANGIRLThe entire entertainment industry.

I'm using this retort in future haha

@@1BeautifulDuck the entire fabric of reality.

THE FACT THAT ONLY AMERICA DOES IT SAYS A LOT

​@@dorothyallspice1862 IT REALLY DOES 😭😭

Fun fact about that is that we started doing that in order to boost patriotic and nationalist feelings. So it was actually a form of indoctrination. But at the time it was like we've got to make people more patriotic, so it's all okay

No because it literally feels like I’m being initiated into a cu|t every morning. -_-

@@DRAMATICJELLYBEAN Same , so I don’t even say it I just stand and just stare.

I also liked “because I’m a man who stutters my pronouns will be he (a bunch of he stutters)/him”

​@Terence specifically he said: "Id identify as a giggle, because my pronouns would be hehehehe/him"

@@destilanoray2567 It’s very silly, it’s great

I have been a fan of Drew Lynch ever since he competed on AGT. I really enjoy his KZfaq channel and his videos with Stella are my favorite.

I'm subscribed to him, how did I not know about that brilliant trans joke? 🤣

nothing else has even occurred to them

@@TryingtoTellYou Is there a point to this?

@@TryingtoTellYou I mean... IVF has been around for over 40 years now. There could be babies out there who are the second or even third generation to be IVF kids

I mean the stick also fits in the other hole. So.. 😁

@@lauratroy13 The holes also have 5 small sticks

I stick to my fathers Choctaw religion mixed with my mom's celtic/Norse religion where being LGBTQA is not an issue at all. So yeah the cherry picked christ crap that was rewritten over and over is bs !

The best part is where they cherry pick a specific line that is only vaguely against something (usually not even in line with their point), or intentionally miss-translate something that originally meant like “don’t be a dick to everyone around you” and not at all realizing the irony of using it to hate.

i personally believe the universe is the "higher being" so like, god who? at least the universe is provably real 😭😭 but in the end, believe what you want, just don't use it as an excuse

noooooooooooooooo u cant to that you will go to the bad place

I mean, if they understood it, they wouldn't be preaching it. Although I wouldn't put it past some of them to _know_ what they're talking about but deliberately spout wrong stuff to further their own agenda (and maybe make money from gullible people).

Exactly, like before talking about biology, take a high school or college level biology class.

im also autistic with a biology spinterest and i also lose my mind when people use biology as an argument, it's insane wait until they hear about snails

I am so sorry. ❤

If any one says that, I’m going to hit them with a brick

@@YasugoLiehu You good?

@@YasugoLiehu you alright?

My father was gay AND ace and not only am I here but so is my brother! People are so clueless. I'm sorry for your loss.

I was obsessed with France as a kid. I certainly didn't turn French, and I can't even speak the language!

@@albuszx I was obsessed with ancient Egypt as a kid. I have yet to declare myself god-king or marry my sister.

@Lister Smeg mind providing a source to your evidence?

@Lister Smeg The plural of anecdote isn't data Smegma Boy.

@Lister Smeg ohhh, so you're one of those trolls where your feelings trump actual facts and reality. facts don't care about your feelings, honey bunches of oats. find a healthier way to get people to interact with you than provoking responses in youtube comments with statements you know aren't true.

we can handle jokes. we won't handle blatant hate.

hate towards people who are against human rights? think u deserve it

​@@greatape8019says the blatant haters

@@greatape8019Jesus is shaking his head right now! Also hi transphobe 👋🏻

​@@greatape8019we don't hate y'all and see you as enemies, we see you as ignorant lost causes, the only thing we feel towards y'all is pity

Forever thankful I didn't grow up to look like any of my trash artwork from when I was a kid

WHY AM I NOT ONE OF MY RANDOM DRAWINGS?! Ooh if I was my elf drawing that I drew last year that’d be awesome

​@@-_Nifi_-Becoming one of your own drawings would actually be sick

Same

i wish i was sans undertale😔

Lmao that’s a great way to put it

Every fandom has its good side and its toxic side

I’m a quert christian. Hillariois my dude! My conservative dad doesn’t understand asexualality

Dante's Divine Comedy is pretty good if you ignore all the political and religious implications

@@neurodivergentlyblog8882 I find that kinda funny tbh. I mean, the reason conservative religious people hate gay people is that they're having "sinful sex". But asexuals don't want to have sex at all! Isn't that a good thing? 😂 You can't have sex before marriage if you never have sex! But that's not enough for them. They're not satisfied until everybody on planet Earth is leading a christian, heterosexual lifestyle and procreating.

Thank you for another lovely video 💜

Thanks for the collab... and the toilet facts none of us wanted to hear! 😂 Hope you two will make more content together in the future :)

Thank you and Jamie for brightening everyone’s day! Stay safe :3

you two are always awesome together, we need more (please):3

Have you ever seen the requests for you to collaborate with Jamie AND Click? Please consider this one of them. 🙏❤🏳‍🌈🏳‍⚧

This is beautiful.

When I wear shirts, I have an ace up my sleeve

all my shirts have aces in them, not sure why

Your friend has a dad in them 😂

😂😂😂

F A C T S 👏👏👏

I would just cut him out honestly if I was you tbh

You are not abusing him, you are being a parent! My brother said the same when my kid came out as nonbinary. I did the same thing that you did; I accepted and kept on being a parent. THAT is what being a parent is all about! Great job fellow parent!! ❤

That's sad to hear! But you are doing the right thing and I'm sure your son knows how lucky he is to have a parent as empathetic and supportive as you. Just to have the option to explore one's gender identity safely (no matter what kind of identity it may be) instead of having to hide it from a parent is so rare and wonderful 🌈✨ Hope your brother comes around when he sees how it benefits your son!

My applauses to you🫶🏼🫶🏼✨

@@listersmeg3376 my son doesn't have social media so......

I hope you're doing okay now and that you were able to get away from the cult. 💜

I'm so sorry, that must have been rough.

@@TryingtoTellYou You what-

@@TryingtoTellYou Okay I guess I'll just evaporate then Jokes aside how do you not believe in bisexuality? That's not a hard concept to grasp.

@@lindseyherbst9444 Thank you, I was. I ended up being able to live with my dad when I was 16, so things improved after that. 😊

whats this? straight is turning gay? ✨️🕺💃🕺💃🕺💃🕺💃🕺💃🕺💃🕺💃✨️ _pokemon evolution tune_ congratulations! your man has turned her back on the Bible

I love how European somehow correlates with gay 😂

**me going to grab my pride flag to hit homophobes with so they become gay**

@@mudkip_btw”is he gay, or european?” /ref

​@@mudkip_btw The pope when task failed successfully:

Oh hey ho th s squid, the homophob Higgs basher who tells people they are evil if their culture differs from his. I’m sorry him not white squid. I didn’t realize it would hurt you so much.

THIS IS SO FUNNY Hope everything is going great for y’all

I make the same joke with my boyfriend (though I’m not mtf, he’s ftm). Whenever we have a argument (we only argue about dumb small things in like video games lol) I’m just like “yeah but I’m longer than you.”

@mudkipmatt3793 omg, that's amazing!😂 My girlfriend is mtf and I'm ftm. We basically do the same. I always say that I can chose how big my stick is is going to be and she just says, that hers at least is biodegradable😂 We love some trans jokes😂

Canon Jesus would be crucified again if he were to ever resurrect. The guy was basically a socialist, he fought against those in power, he wanted equality and treated people around him with decency and respect no matter their class, he hung around with the sinners not those that deemed themselves righteous, he taught forgiveness and mercy, and he also was a Jew born 2,000 + years ago in the Middle East so there's a high probability he isn't the long haired pretty faced bearded hippy that is all over all the imagery of Jesus - which was actually based on the homosexual lover of Leonardo Da Vinci, because irony is just powerful here - so yeah, if Jesus were to come back, the ones who say they love Jesus the most while beating LGBT people down with their bibles, they would crucify him again.

They find it easier to hit you with than read.

Canon Jesus > Fanon Jesus

@@TornAlchemist this is exactly what I throw in bigots faces nowadays. Do they really think if Jesus came back to Earth, He would want to hang out with the hateful people? No he would spend his time with the oppressed and the scared. They truly think Jesus would hate LGBTQ people when their own bible shows the opposite to be true in every single instance.

Bruh!😆😅🤣😂

Better woke than bloke.

fr

Now with the Fat Acceptance Movement, you can be both.

@@ARCtheCartoonMaster XD

"Oh, you're just a woke liberal." "... Yeah, it'd be weird if I was having this argument in my sleep."

Hey, im genderfluid too! 🎉

Was funny Did laugh

I screenshotted this so when I’m scrolling through my photos one day I will see this and laugh

this actually made me chuckle

🥁'Ba-dum-tss'😂👌

Absolutely. Jesus' whole thing was love and kindness to all. A detail a lot of "Christians" seem to miss.

My favorite fun fact about Jesus is that he supported beating the shit out of and mutiliating sexual harassers

People want the second coming of Christ like it wouldn't be him marching straight to the Vatican to wreck shit and yell at sanctimonious assholes.

Anyone who calls themself Christian but tries to get away with being sh-tty to queer ppl or women, just remind them of Galatians 3:28 "There is no Jew or Greek, slave or free, male and female; since you are all one in Christ Jesus."

Jesus also says in the ten commandments to never lie but people don't seem to have a problem with lying in everyday life.

It's funny how free speech and free market disappear everytime something goes against their views XD

I love drag Queens I love that these amazing fun people want to take time out of their day to read to children, they are just dressing up in fun clothes and educating kids what Is wrong with that? I bet they take their kids to Disney land and let their kids talk to strangers dressed up as cartoon characters and giant ducks, dogs, and mice.

@@kirstygunn9149 And have watched Mrs Doubtfire during family time.

The problem I have with it is that drag queens arnt trans some are yes but it's literally men dressing up to feel pretty but drag queens this specific name Is a SEXUAL/ADULT show and categorie

@@lovely.lull. drag show storytime is specifically nonsexual. It's just reading books to kids

and her owners think the meme is funny, not that its bad

@@santiv4 oh absolutely! I have no idea where people got the idea that they don't find it hilarious

i am highly, dangerously gay and i loooove homophobic dog it's funny

That's because it's not actually logic

Like how trans people say that being gay is a “genital fetish” that needs to be “unpacked”?

That's because every homophobic argument is a logical fallacy, and every logical fallacy has been used as a homophobic argument.

Good! 🤣

@@LittleParody Exactly! It's mental gymnastics.

O M G XD

no it's actually all the liberal marxist leftist commie gay queer agenda's lie to plant chips into your brain which makes you see a kid that's not actually there

Toddlers do have a habit of disappearing and reappearing though.

@@ameliasellers6396 I don’t know how they do it but they do! 🤣

Also, it's like they forget the bisexuals and pansexuals exist, and can quite easily produce children via 'traditional' methods

They literally preformwd on drag and then there isna whole play about a woman pretwnding to be a guy and lets not start woth his gay jokes and innuendos....

That kid almost certainly heard something similar from their parents. Hopefully the teacher was able to help them see their error.

@@SpaghettyLuvsU if anyone can help that student, it’s my friend. She’s a good teacher, and she’s a lot more patient and wise than me.

I mean... She's simplified an idea I had. If we can find some way to biologically paralyze someone from the waist down and fix it without causing harm, or any number of physical afflictions, we could theroetically use it to be more empathic. It's much easier to sympathize with someone if you've been in their situation.

Hi. I'm Autistic and also work with kids. I think something like that could be an opening for discussion. A response like, "is that what equality means? That everyone looks the same or does things the same way?" Could open the conversation up to improve understanding. Depending on the age group, they may already know about the Civil rights movement somewhat so, you could follow up with, "when Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was working for equality for Black people, did he want to change the world so that there was ONLY Black people, or did he want people to be treated the same and respected the same, and have access to the same things regardless of their skin color?" They'll most likely respond with, "he wanted people to be treated the same," because Black history is such a big part of our education (while disability education is sorely lacking), so you might follow up like, "well, this woman wants the same thing for disabled people that Dr. King wanted for people of color, to be respected and treated with kindness regardless of their disability. She doesn't want to be excluded or given, 'special treatment,' and she doesn't want to change everyone else to be disabled, she wants to be treated like a person and have access to the same things everyone else does. She just might need some help in order to do that."

​@@evangonzalez7732 you don't necessarily need to sympathize with someone in order to empathize with them. This is where the dual empathy comes in: emotional empathy and cognitive empathy. Emotional empathy is feeling with someone and caring about the fact that they feel the way they do. Cognitive empathy is understanding WHY someone feels the way they do and putting value on it because it makes sense. I'm Autistic and I'm really strong in emotional empathy, but not so much with cognitive empathy. I don't often understand why something makes someone feel a certain way, unless it is something I have experience with, but I feel it with them and it matters to me if something is harming them. I also have a very strong sense of right/wrong and justice. All this to say, it's possible to care about how ableism affects people without having to experience a certain disability yourself. I have no experience with being a wheelchair user, but I do understand that it's not right that someone should be restricted in the places they have access to simply because they can't or struggle to walk.

I'm bi, and graduated in 05, but I feel you on still thinking about certain girls I knew. Pretty sure most of them were straight, though. I was much too shy at the time to find out.

@@sweariefaerie9621 I grew up in a conservative area and had so much going on (school, mental health, stressful home life) that I didn’t even have time to think about my sexuality. I knew I liked guys because I found certain boys I knew cute and thought of certain actors as hot. But once I got out of school and did some research into different sexualities for a book I was writing, I found a label that I just liked and that was when I realized I was queer lol It also doesn’t help my situation that I met the girl I’ve been thinking about twice about 2 or 3 years ago and just suddenly realized how pretty she’s always been and that she’s STILL so pretty as a full grown woman. Before I moved to another state, I tried to send her a friend request so I could at least say hi her every once in a while. We used to be friends in school, not close, but she was on of the few popular pretty girls that was nice to me and was patient with my ADHD/autistic weirdness. Unfortunately, it wasn’t until AFTER I sent the friend request that I remembered a) I updated my FB name after I had changed my legal name and b) my profile pic was of a cartoon lesbian couple’s canon kiss, not me lol

Heterosexuality wasn’t crammed down your throat. You act as if that happened to you literally. Watching cartoons wit straight relationships is the norm. Is there a problem wit that??

@@GothboiKenzy yes straight people can be in media, does your smooth brain feel so good for knowing that? The problem was, they would smash together the most problematic couples like a toddler does when playing with toy cars and trying o simulate an accident because little child brain think its the funniest thing in the world. The hetero relationships that were crammed down my throat as a kid 9 out of 10 were toxic and problematic as HELL, but because it was a hot guy and hot girl it was supposed be a good couple. They never had anything in common, always argued, always played mind games, never trusted or communicated with each other, and where portrayed as “hashtag couple goals” the entire time. And no kid’s shows ever showed any alternative to cis and straight. No lesbians, no gays, no gender queer characters, not even any happily single people. EVERYONE had to have a partner (or at least a love interest) of the opposite gender by the time the story wrapped up. I read a book were a girl fell in love with a American Civil War GHOST and ended up SETTLING for a living guy ONLY because she helped the ghost move on to the after life. And it was set up to be a “feel good love story.” There were books girls HATED this one boy for no reason other than “he’s annoying” (which he wasn’t, he was just politely friendly) but she ends up in love wit( him by the end because he shows her he’s a “good guy” ONCE and all of a sudden he’s God’s gift to the world. And those stories involved MIDDLE SCHOOLERS! So yes, cishet WAS crammed down my throat as a child by children’s media. The ONLY time I saw trans gender or gay/lesbian characters was on freaking LAW AND ORDER because my mom watched it while I did my homework.

@@alexismyers6053 I ain’t reading all dat I’m workin out rn 💀💀anyways you take this stuff tooo personally that’s the problem. There’s no problem wit being gae but to say that straightness was crammed down your throat is the most privileged thing to say and you doing too much bro 💀

Omg that's adorable

Stealing this because I can

@@freddiefishton steal it all you want

These are puns on the same level of I would tell you a joke about time travel but you didn't like it

I should ask transphobes if the platypus is a mammal. It is and hopefully that's what they'd say. Then I would need to reply with "really? basic biology says they're not bc they lay eggs".

@@eDoc2020while I get the point the only thing mammals need is to produce milk. You should find an animal with mammary gland that no longer produces milk for their young

In some cases kids do get brainwashed there’s a lgbt couple who had a kid and that kid came out as transgender like bro that doesn’t happen coincidentally.

@@GothboiKenzy it actually does. The fact that homosexual couples are legalized and more accepted and that trans peoples are being slowly more accepted isn't making an increase, it's just now kids feel more safe, unlike 100 years ago where you'd be beaten and arrested for even jokingly saying you were such things

@@velvetbutterfly that kid is a trans model too apparently I forgot the video but it’s on KZfaq it got a lot of views.

litterally had to hire men to do drag because women weren't allowed on stages....

Also men playing women in his plays so its like the birth of drag queens and he had in twelth night i believe a love triangle with two women and a man. In fair the women was dressed as a man but still.

A man playing a woman's role that is pretending to be a man. Or anything from A Midsummers Night Dream. And the pseudonym of William Shakespeare. A penis was often referred to as a pike or spear. Or a Willy. And masterbating was referred to as shaking hands with a friend. Now, look at that name again. They weren't meant for the upperclass, but the poor masses.

@@alexander-laurens501 didn’t the drag start in ancient Greece? The plays with the masks that people always use for theatre symbols right? Women weren’t allowed in theatre for a loooong time, and people have been ‘crossdressing’ for ages, but the gender tied to clothing depends on the region and the century lmaoo

@@AnEmu404 indeed they did though i remember Shakespeare actively made commentary on it with a group of characters I've always grouped as the actors in a midsummer night's dream. That being the guys such as bottom who put on a play and one commenting that he cant play a women because he has a beard and the bearded lady arrived in existence

r/TheStraightsAreOk 😊 All the best to your family. Hope everything goes as smooth as it can.

I am with you on that, I have 2 sons that are socially living as the boys they are my oldest son has started his testosterone treatment, my youngest is too young still (14) when they stopped living as girls and became the boys they knew they were they also became happy and confident. We renamed them, yes they got to be part of the process, but seeing as when a child is born parents name thier kids it was the same concept! So far they have been fine, but my youngest who guess to high school has the group that calls him all kinds of things, they also flip out because he has a boyfriend who is adorable and has been so good to my baby for 3 years now. Truly having these types of shows where they can watch people making fun of the dumb assumptions from hate-filled fascist makes them more able to laugh it off as well.

Honestly, the worst part about transitioning is the fact that most people who want to transition figure it out after they've already gone through puberty when it is far less optimal, and it's difficult to be confident that someone who is young enough to truly benefit from HRT during puberty will not regret their decision. Like, teenagers are already a pretty fickle bunch and pre-teens are more so and easily influenced, so it's difficult to know if you're doing the right thing for them by enabling their transition that early. If your child knows that their gender is not the same as their sex and they're dead set on remedying that, then your support is THE most meaningful thing you can give them. Even if you have some misgivings about surgery, that's fine. You guys can work through that together. Just knowing that you're there for them and you're willing to help them start that journey means the world to them. Also, top surgery is far easier to recover from compared to bottom surgery. Still, it's best to wait and see how much it is actually needed once the hormone replacement hits and there isn't a hormonal impetus to enlarge or sustain breasts. A lot of trans men experience considerable breast size shrinkage before undergoing their top surgery, particularly if they start it early because estrogen blockers are also a crucial factor for FTM HRT. While top surgery will still likely be necessary, the severity may not be as great as it could have been if HRT had been further delayed. Also, try to get a cosmetic surgeon for the process. The way they close wounds is fundamentally aimed at reducing and eliminating scarring. Unfortunately, this will mean a more significantly restricted range of motion during the recovery process because the sutures won't go through all of the layers of skin, it will result in less noticeable scarring once it has healed fully. With cosmetic surgeons, the ideal is to have multiple sub-cutaneous layers of sutures with biodegradable thread finished with surgical adhesive (basically what cyanoacrylate adhesives developed into) and adhesive-based wound closure dressings (similar to steri-strips) to add extra strength to the closure. Long story short: You're doing the right thing and you're a good mother. Your concerns are valid, your anxiety is valid. Talk through them with your son so both of you will be on the same page and you can work through them together.

​@@mndlessdrwer Thanks for the kind words and for spitting straight-up facts! As an update, I no longer live in a state that allows parents to raise their own kids. I didn't move, but my state legislature held a special closed-door session to pass a law that prevents minors from accessing gender-affirming care, including HRT, even with parental consent and the recommendation of their medical practitioners. I'm livid. Fortunately, we were already pursuing HRT for my son, and he was able to start treatment just weeks before the law went into effect, allowing him to continue treatment under the grandfather clause. I know other families who weren't ready to start that part of the transition yet and ended up moving states. We would have done so as well if we'd needed to, but I also have an 18 year old who is in his final year of high school, and since we were able to get my younger son the care he needs (at least for now), we thought it best not to disrupt their education. On a happier note, my son is doing fantastic on T, and his voice has dropped enough already that he sounds almost exactly like his older brother. He's so delighted. He was able to come out to his aunts, uncles, cousins, and grandparents on his dad's side of the family, and everyone is on board (even my ~80ish yo, Catholic parents-in-law!) and they are doing a commendable job of using my son's correct pronouns. (He doesn't plan to change his name, since the one we gave him is gender neutral and he likes it.) My sister-in-law even commented at Thanksgiving that my son seems so much more confident and outgoing now, and it's true. He's really bloomed since starting T, and I feel so fortunate that we were able to give him access to that. As for future surgeries, he has actually told me that he's looking forward to having top surgery scars. He says he doesn't want to go stealth, he's proud of his trans identity, and he would view surgical scars as a badge of honor. He's even talked about getting a post-surgery tattoo across his chest that says "these used to be t!ts," lol. Pretty sure he's not serious about that, but it's a funny idea.

@@JadeStone00 Just wanted to say this was so wholesome to read and as someone with an unsupportive family, it makes me happy that there are trans people who are surrounded by so much love and support and who get to blossom into themselves and at such a young age! You're a great parent, and your kid is lucky to have you.

best accomplishment of the lgbtq community is the time we collectively stole the rainbow from god. good times

It's sad how many "christians" don't understand this. Saw an article just today about a group of parents suing a school over a curriculum they use to teach tolerance and reduce bullying. One of the mothers' arguement was that according to her evangelical Christian beliefs, "not all kinds of people deserve my child's empathy"

@@tracy907 holy 💩 that's awful!

@@tracy907 Oh my gosh. That's absolutely awful. And people say *I* have no empathy because of my autism.

This is what I was taught growing up as a Catholic. I am now an atheist but still find this as the basic moral ground for everyone and it's strange when I see others in my own family have diverged from that path.

Not Christian at all but the part that gets me is that, as far as I know, God and Jesus only ever talked about love and forgiveness and tolerance, and anything that isn't that was just random people saying things that go directly against what was preached, and I'm just sitting here thinking that obviously those people were lured away from a good path by Satan why are you listening to them listen to your god! If the devil has any influence in the world then it's through those kinds of people.

Wierd way to say he should do it more but ok :D

@@petrfedor1851 Are you OT from an alt account? 🤨🤨 /j

I already knew, but hearing it out of OT'S mouth was just traumatizing.

I have it paused right at the part before he says the fun fact and this has me worried... Edit: Not as bad as I expected. Edit 2: I TAKE THAT BACK. I'd already heard of waffle stomping, but I managed to go a few years without hearing it.

don’t say it that’s gonna make him do it more 😂

Next, your gonna start endocternation our kids with globe earth, evolushun, medsin, n diskal warmin!

oh this seems so lovely, i would've loved to have something like this at any school i went to !! an inclusive principal sounds just heavenly oh gods i am so happy this is/was a thing somewhere :']

Is OT cishet? I know they use any/all pronouns but I suppose that's not an indication of gender, and they always gave off bi vibes but that's not a whole lot to go off of.

@@commandercorl1544 he what now. He’s always said he’s straight, even tho he’s very open minded and just all around amazing.

@@emeraldlily673 Oh alright.

@@emeraldlily673 just cause he’s straight doesn’t mean he’s cis

@@nyx-nuri.08 well speaking as an nb person myself it’s hard to be straight if you’re not exclusively male or female however you have a point. I’ve just never heard of OT not being cis, hence the asking 😅

“You’re a Trans Parent? But I can still see you!” -Dad of the year award winner, at some point in time

Laughed at all of these.

I loved the second one

Respect for your niece. My sibling and their spouse are pretty supportive of lgbt+ people, but sadly it's just never talked about around their kids. If one of their kids came out they would be hella' supportive, but I worry about the lack of embracing that now will do down the line. Especially when I know the grandparents who babysit them all the time are conservative Christians who openly demonize the lgbt+ community. As their cool, childfree pibling (non-binary sibling to their parent, but who is not out to the family) I find it is my responsibility to slip these little lessons in where possible. :P

Your niece sounds similar to the girls I tutor which is always wholesome

My respect for her 📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈

My respect for your niece: ↗️

That’s so wholesome my heart just melted.

I want to roast them,but mama said not to burn trash

This gave me a chuckle! 😁

Right though. Watch someone come under here tho and be all offended at the fact that we aren't allowing them to say offensive things. Loke the logic of these people who say this shit is so contradictory. They'll get all defensive on anyone that talks about inclusion and be all whining and offended at the fact that we aren't allowing them to OFFEND other people by not being whiny dicks. 😂😂😂

This is completely wrong! Trash cans actually _contain_ their trash!

@@LumiOfFrost THIS MADE ME CHUCKLE

Interesting history, thanks

Ima steal this

I don’t understand it either! There’re truly to much emotions coming from someone who’s calling other people oversensitive.

Context: I was a cashier with a nametag that had "they/them" pronouns on it. Customer sees my nametag: "Are they making you put that on there?" Me: "No, I put it there." Customer grumbling: "Your generation is killing us." Glad I was wearing a mask because I was smiling and trying not to laugh. Like, sir, if 2 little words on my nametag are "killing" you, how are WE the snowflakes? 😂 (He didn't even have to use said 2 words at any point in the exchange lol.)

Plus Disney cancels shows that ‘aren’t their brand’ (cough cough Owl House) which while maybe it was a older audience it was also one of the more positive and well known lgbtq cartoon representation that wasn’t just a vague name or reference lol

@@runeseaksIf anything, it’s the reverse. His generation is literally killing ours.

@@Angela-fw4uy who cares. i think marriage is bullshit and i still accept people changing their last names. i'm not at all religious and i still don't go out of my way to tell people their god isn't real. sometimes things just won't make sense to you and you have to play along with it anyway. that's how adulthood works

Remember there are people and services out there that can help you!

@@sophitiaofhyrule I got in contact with a 2SLGBTQ group near me and am getting good help and am even on a short list for housing. So things are getting better. And it’s in the same city as my specialist for transitioning so win win.

"under god"

"It's only indoctrination if it's something I don't like!"

​@@chloesibilla8199 yeah somebody said under Allah (I think idk) and they almost got arrested."free speech" the government can't silence you. I don't think anymore

Well said

it's like i can sort of detect other people who have similar struggles. It's like every single closeted queer person is born with rocks in their shoes, and some have more, and some have less, but we all learn to adapt to it because it's just what's normal for us. Eventually we learn to walk upright, if possibly a little slower, and to someone who doesn't have rocks in their shoes we look like we're totally comfortable. But no matter how we hide our discomfort, our gait will always be slightly different from other people's, and since we're so familiar with how someone in pain walks, occasionally you'll see someone else who is also walking a little differently from everyone else. Your'e right, it's not bullshit pseudoscience about pheromones, it's that having this rock in your shoes and being closeted or not even knowing it comes with so many *tiny*, seemingly insignificant hallmarks of discomfort, that manifest in our behaviors as slightly different mannerisms. And I, someone who is familiar with little quirks in someone's behavior, will be drawn to certain people because we can relate to each other. Maybe we'll even talk about the rock-not explicitly, because we don't know there's a rock, but in conversations that sound like "hey, are your shoes hurting any less than usual today?" And we don't really want to talk about it or dig too deep, because we've learned from our childhoods that it's really weird and gross to talk about your feet hurting around other people. And we just secretly assume other people's feet also hurt all the time. One day, someone in your circle is going to have experienced so much foot pain that they'll mention the rock to someone who doesn't have a rock. And instead of being like "ew, why would you say that?" They respond "what? my feet don't hurt all the time, I didn't know yours did." Or "you know you can just...take the rock out, right?" And when that light bulb flickers on, of course they'll tell their friends about it. of course everyone will want to walk in rock-free shoes, and it will be really painful and some of them might not *ever* walk painlessly because of the sores and blisters and calluses from hundreds of thousands of sharp, stabbing steps. For some, the pain of removing the rock is intensely painful, or too expensive, or carries a high risk of injury and infection. Of course, there are going to be purists who say things like "people who take their shoes off and pick out the rocks are disgusting," or "you were born with it, so why do you want to mutilate your feet to take out something natural?" They call people silly for being in such excruciating pain that they k!ll themselves, because they can't empathize with others. And what they do not understand is that just because a person without rocks has no reason to remove any rocks does not mean that people with rocks don't deserve to do so.

@@ejynk that is very very well written! thank you

Exactly! People who don't learn always like... Oh it's just so more common nowadays. Its this fad. No! It's not! It's exactly as common as it was, but now there are safe places, and now it's not illegal, and I'm not going to lose my job for being found out most likely and if I do it's protected under law, and now I can actually get married, and all the other things that have changed between then and now. People aren't just deciding we're Queer or being turned we're feeling safer about being honest with who we are to the world

Beautifully said

@@TryingtoTellYou I love how you think that was a rebuttal

Same :D

So you're saying they're right, your father wasn't queer... because you didn't have a father... you had two moms

I rather have a queer father than an absentee father.

me not wanting to be here: how dare him

I love hearing about Christians like this. Mostly because it helps me not to despair when hearing about the many "Christians" who spread hate.

Eyyy I love that!

@@bearo8 Yeah, the whole point of Christianity is meant to be about love. The church I go to is just the most wonderful, accepting place and I'm so glad I found somewhere like that.

That's wholesome❤

​@@bearo8feel you

Got asked in church earlier today that if we were to write a gospel, what would we say the most important stuff was to show people about who Jesus was, and my answer was just that he was one of the people. He was with us, he spent his time hanging out with thieves and prostitutes and he loved us all. The only people he ever really criticised were hateful self-righteous people like the modern day homophobic "Christians."

The nun truly embodied what Christianity should be

Oh I love her

Exactly! The Christian community in my little town isn’t as supportive as it could be, but the vicar here is lovely. I consider myself agnostic and am soon leaving for university, but some of the actually good messages from the bible stay with me.

@WhatIsYourDuty That’s fine. You can do whatever you want with your own flag

It always kinda pisses me off when europeans make fun of americans for being failed by their education system, as if their government doesn't actively suppress certain learning because then people would stop voting against their own interest.

Oh its like someone I know at school his dad is the same age as all our grandparents so he hasn't had the most progressive upbringing and he met a gay couple and said 'you know what they're just normal' after having been kinda unsure about gay people. I think he has summed it up pretty well in that realisation that they're like him

If God gave the rainbow to Noah, then the Christians stole it from the Hebrews (?)

@@ilikecheese775 Christians stole a lot of things from the Jews. Reading about the concept of the Messiah in Judaism and realizing just how poorly Jesus actually fits it was one of the final nails in the coffin for me not just with regards to Christianity but to all Jesus-believing religions.

Time Ghost explains this on their channel in their video about how the hate in Germany led to the Holocaust. Basically once you are able to humanize 'Them' they will become 'Us'.

Reminds me of that movie "They/Them".

@🍄 𝚁𝚘𝚖𝚖𝚒𝚎 !!🍄 Most definitely. Too bad the movie wasn't as good as the joke.

It took me a solid 10 seconds to get this joke lmfao

Another one I've heard was "What does a femme Farmhand do? She/herds"

@@chandlenian That reminds me of another joke: What are Michael Jackson's pronouns? He he.

I'm 25 and live away from my family. My father told me when I came out that he may not have a daughter anymore but he does have a kickass son. Also I lived with my mother during high school, who is not supportive. So, fuck off with the transphobia, especially on this channel

My pop calls me brat to not miss name me yes he calls me Markus sometimes but most of the time it's brat. He's always said it and not in a rude way at all and its something I really appreciate

@random account This reminds me of what my older brother does! I live with my two older brothers, and they're both conservative. Despite that, they try their best to support me, even if they disagree with most of my opinions. My oldest brother doesn't have too much trouble calling me by my name (Noah), but my other older brother has a lot of trouble with it. Instead, he just started calling me Paul because he said it was somehow easier for him to remember, and he didn't want to deadname me. It might not be my actual name, but the effort is very much appreciated!

@@ominouslightning I'm glad they aren't assholes and can respect you like that. My dad has called me Mark like once so honestly even little efforts make the world to me. My step mum was teaching my little sister who's 4 my name and she's four so she half way there some times it's mark or sometimes its my dead name but I'm not to bothered she knew me as my dead name for 3 years of her life. And my friends little sisters 6 and 7 call me Mark but my pronouns are what they get confused on the most 🤣. Which again doesn't bother me at least they are trying

@@randomaccount64 Agreed! I told my brothers I don't mind because they're trying, and that's all I really ask for

“If you’re not woke, what are you?” Me: s l e e p i n g /j

It's like what the LGBTQ+ community did with the clip of the interview between Julian Onziema and Pastor Sempa where the iconic meme "Why are you gae" comes from. That interview is a fucking trip and I cannot believe how patient Julian was through the whole thing. The way to turn something that was originally hurtful into a symbol of power is to subvert it and then own it.

my parents worked so hard to make sure i wasn't bullied for acting too neurodivergent or queer (i.e. pressuring me to fit a mold as closely as possible), only for me to be picked on for my race

@@actualgoblin that’s painfully yet hilariously ironic 😭😭

My dad when telling me as a teenager, that I should change my skinny jeans before going to a barbershop. Needless to say I don't go there anymore. They took too long and would have some person (the person wasn't coming to get their haircut, but talk), and it would take forever.

I'm cis, probably het and white and I got bullied because I was the weird kid due to having ADHD sometimes cons you just can't win. You know what got me through? Having parents who continued to support me even if they didn't understand.

The irony being that their kids are more likely to become the bullies, because others don't fit the mould that their parents insist everyone must fit in. "That boy is wearing a pink top." "That girl likes dinosaurs." "I can't tell if that's a boy or a girl." Even if they aren't outright bullying, they're less likely to be inclusive and more likely to make hurtful comments.

The name for fear of palindromes is a palindrome.

AibohPhobia

Because it is! The "hippopomonstro" prefix is superfluous

Most phobia names are

Ahhhhhhh!

Same!

@@TryingtoTellYou bisexuality is definitely real. If you are attracted to more than one gender in a romantic or intimate way then you are bisexual or mspec (multiple sexuality attraction, ei. Pan) Since my mum is attracted to men and women (not sure about nbs) then she is bisexual and she is bisexual because she identifies as such.

My boyfriend and I are both bisexual and we are planning on having kids lol

Same

My mom literally told me she used to kiss girls in highschool.

Doesn’t he also openly ship or support the ship of a character he plays that’s a gay ship? Like...David Tennant is top tier good.

@@gaxalee7392 yeah, he's played a lot of gay characters, and has openly confirmed gay ships of characters he's played

@@gaxalee7392 He even said that if having chemistry with someone was the only thing needed for a relationship, he should have married Michael Sheen, who is half of one of those gay ships.

Also happily smooched John Barrowman on stage for funsies.

@@ZimVader-0017 yeah, they've got the best bromance

It's actually weird how many nationalist pagans there are . Is there like a pipeline I don't know about? My parents were hippies but my father wound up getting pipelined and now he's like extremely conservative. There's something going on here.

​@@chloesibilla8199 Yeah, it's called "saying so much comically dumb shit nobody knows if you're deadass but repeat anyway." See also: Alex Jones and the Gay Frogs

Makes me think of the drama Hellbound, the whole thing is summed up in: if you act in fear of a god and not out of genuine kindness, you're not a good person.

@@tdelioncourt1268 I don't remember who it was, some political figure, said in an interview that being Christian was what was keeping him from SAing women. Because God will be angry at me. Not because it's a horrible thing to do to anybody, I'm just scared that God will punish me for it. Like holy shit, how can anyone admit that openly without remorse.

@@ZimVader-0017 "Christian" politicians are the worst. Never me ta good one. They all just use the religion as a weapon or way to gain points with the conservatives. But aren't actually good people... of course I don't believe any politician is a good person. They're pretty much all corrupt weirdos these days.

@@ZimVader-0017 it's like the people who say you can't have morals without religion

I once saw someone bring up the Ten Commandments on one side and the Seven Tenets (Satanic Church) on the other, and just compare the two. I swear I left wondering which universe I had woken up in. 😳

As an arachnophobic bisexual this joke is hilarious on too many levels lmao

Anime spider girls?

It would seem that Chinese Remainder Theorem was not the correct one either

So repulsive that you feel internal (brain) pain??

@@Anonymous-kp3jf Yes, like it hurts and I want to throw up, and I usually have spasms. I don't think this is what homo/transphobia is like literally, but it is a good comparison to how it's not simply a "fear" of something.

@@maironelfstone896 ah let me weigh in as a psychology junkie on that last part of your reply: hate is caused by the fear of hurt. Anger is caused by fear. See amygdala, cortisol, trauma

​@@Anonymous-kp3jf imagine being so weak you get ptsd by being around minorities

In other words, it’s easy to be a bad parent

What about the transphobia?

@@stuckonroof I'd assume it's the same story: a shitty first impression gets contradicted by a kinder soul

i use it a lot i always thought it was ironic aldsjsghdfslj

@@racheleden9008 I thought it was because my nb sibling told me it was made by a gay couple. Edit; actually I think the one they showed me was the one with the subtitle “Is not fond of the gay community” so it’s a bit more obviously ironic than the one in the vid.

@@racheleden9008 it might be ironic idk honestly

@@racheleden9008 it is ironic, the dog's owner is a gay couple and the whole meme started on gay twitter 😭😭

@@Shoyren it's probably ironic homophobes could never be creative enough to use a photo of a dog, and they will never be funny enough to do that either.

Usually the fundamental ideas that make the hate are illogical so if they learned they would stop being hateful

imo the best part abt the homophobic dog is that shes owned by a gay couple, and iirc they were the ones who posted the original memes

@@thefreakasaurus that's what I thought, but I've heard conflicting stories, so I'm really not sure.

ERIDAN PROFILE PICTURE IN THE WILD, HELLO FELLOW HOMESTUCK. Also yeah annoying how some only complain about gay kissing like if you're gonna hate kissing hate it all my bro( strider). Otherwise idk sounds kinda homophobic when you just hate the one type yeah

@@J4CKNO1R lmao hello. Every time I comment on a video I contemplate finally updating my profile picture to something that won't expose me as a homestuck and every time I'm too lazy to do that. So glad someone appreciates it at least

Have they watched anything on TV or Film in the past like 80 years?

There's a phenomenon in the human brain where if you pay attention to something, it appears to be everywhere. In this case, this person is paying attention to queer people and is now seeing it everywhere, or so it seems. So if you don't pay attention to it, you don't notice it as much.

It's like when one of my relatives sees two guys holding hands in public and I barely bat an eye at it, but they have this intense reaction to it as if they're offended. But then go to say that they "don't care how other people live their lives" right afterwards.

She also has two dads and models for the camera on their tiktok

Ive seen it used for normalizing being homophobic so i dont personally think its that great.

it has another meaning if your parents are transphobic unfortunately

@@slothslothslothslothslothsloth I noticed how that sounds. I'm sorry. I mean it as in I'm trans.

@@grayruckert8891 ye ik it is funny but also because you go from lol to 🤨

Accurate. Please make the appropriate changes then share the new meme with the rest of the class.

for aromantic and romance 😭 omg even agender and gender 💀 us AAA batteries suffer sm