What a beautiful video! The music, the AI images, the research - very much on point. It is not easy to deal with such complex topics that are going to offend someone or the other. I hope you continue making more of such videos in the future. Kudos to you!

No one in the yt community can come even close to what and how beautifully you do this. Your videos art ART and nothing less.

Saddest thing is, the people who need to watch this video, they won't watch it. They will skip. But they won't know how this video is not just about queerness, or psychology but so so much more. India in pixels by Ashis is one of my most favourite yt channel. I hope you grow more.

This video should be played in the supreme court so that they understand the actual reality and broad meaning of it rather than discussing the same thing and argument for thousand time..this is gold....

Arvey was from my school, its been almost a year since and this is the first time he's been portrayed in a good way, thank you for that.

how did this man find a cure to queerphobia and explain it in one single video

Only problem: couldn't show such a beautifully created video to my elders, they can't understand English just by listening....

in this era of westernization this channel reminds me every time how rich our cultural history is. I knew the term navraas but never understood what it meant. we need more frequent contents from you love from bangladesh

The drastic difference between the comments on Yt and insta is vivid. I found many negative comments on the insta video, but the YT audience is matured enough. Kudos to you ❤❤

I literally cried over the letter you sent to Arvy Hope all the Arvy received your letter and feel proud of themselves

all i ever want is a friend who accepts me for being who i am and doesnt ridicule me or abandon me for my sexuality. and as you said in india this is not acceptable and people in my school always make fun of these things, but im thankful that i changed schools and now nobody knows. this video really comforted me, i wish i had someone like you to support me when i was in the early stages of figuring out who i am

Amongst all the hatred, this video should be watched by millions to educate themselves!

It's incredible to see how ancient wisdom and philosophy can still resonate with modern understanding.This revelation challenges common misconceptions and helps break down barriers and stereotypes surrounding gender and identity. It's empowering to know that such ideas have roots in Indian culture and that they continue to evolve over time. Thank you for sharing this thought-provoking and informative video. It's an important reminder that acceptance and respect for the diverse expressions of gender and sexuality are not only modern concepts but have been contemplated and appreciated throughout history. Let's continue to celebrate and embrace the beautiful spectrum of human identity ❤️✨

I am a queer woman from Faridabad. I never knew this. I wish I knew him and could have provided support. Let him know he wasn't alone. Arvi, I hope I'll be your elder sister in next life

My man went from EMOTIONS to various genders smoothly while presenting our Sanatan dharm was just so beautiful.

This video brought me to tears, especially Arvy' story. We Indians have forgotten where we come from and this is me included. The essence of our society is currently now one of hatred, jealousy and intolerance. We're a beautiful country but we lack the tools necessary to perceive how our diversity and stories are a gift and not something to fight with eachother about. This makes me so incredibly sad but seeing people like Arvy' mom and multiple others who love art, create cause they must and arent afraid of judgement is inspiring and a breathe of fresh air.

Never have I ever imagined that such a comprehensive, thought-provoking, and understandable video could exist on this topic. This channel alone has the potential to educate Indians in the best way possible.

I've spent over 2 years making Queer and Desi content myself. I've spent the better half of my life knowing I'm queer and looking for good stories and conversations about the subject. This is truly one of the best videos I've ever seen. The thoroughness of your thought and explanations about both sides of the topic are wonderful. Thank you for making this video. It could have been 5 hours long and I would have kept watching.

In the stories of culture you could also add the story of a Mata in Gujrat, Mata Bahuchara the Goddess of Transgenders and Fertility , She is told to be the Goddess of all those people who are beyond masculine and feminine and she is worshipped across Gujrat a lot.

Crying my eyes out right now. I am pansexual and when I came out to my mother two years ago, we had a massive argument and since then we both pretend that the conversation never happened. I try so hard to educate people about queerness but some people just.. do not want to listen to anything they don't already agree with. I am so glad you made this video. This is so well researched. It's sad that the people who actually need to watch this video will probably never watch it. They will scroll past it. But I hope and pray that someday that changes and people can live in more harmony and acknowledge and accept their differences.

You are a gift to Indian youtube community.

One of the best independent research paper ever I seen. And your calm soothing voice feels me relax.😌 And the last story makes me cry. I aslo bullied in school so I can relate. And the integration of Rabindranath's stroy and his thought process makes the video more bengali touch. You are a great research artist.❤️

When I was young,I always made fun of my friends by calling them gay now I am really ashamed of myself about it. I can imagine how LGBTQ peple suffer through out their life because people like me. I wish good life for every one.Thanks for this video. I wish india would be a much better place for not only LGBTQ people but also for everyone in future.

Phenomenal! You dissected and dismantled queer-phobia in the most beautiful, empathetic way possible without demonising any section of society. This is a genius work of art. Up, up and beyond dear creator ❤

In a world full of ignorance, hate, insensitivity towards others, people like you have the heart to take the initiative towards understanding such issues and in a way, there have always been a selected few who keep the society running and help make it a better place for all. P.s.- your research, storytelling and voice are marvels in themselves. 🙌

"এই পৃথিবী কোন একজনকেও কোলের পিঠের ভাবে না তাহলে আমরা ভাববো কেন?"-এই প্রশ্ন জাগাবার জন্য সুন্দর কাজ করেছেন, এরজন্য আপনাকে অসংখ্য শুভেচ্ছা জানাই।

As a queer Tamil person, this video was just as info,national to me as anyone else!

I still remember back in my high school I got proposal from 2 boys. That time I knew jacksh*t about lgbt. I made fun of them infront of everyone, ngl I bullied them physically because the entire image of a male saying me that he loved me, disgusted me . Fast forward to my clg days, I got proposal from my classmate in my 2nd year. That time I was pretty much aware of the fact that these kind of people exist. I reacted calmly and told him I'm not interested in boys.He was cool with it and we still r good friends. Now when I think about my past incident I feel ashamed on myself for abusing those 3 school friends of mine.I would love to talk to them personally and beg a pardon for being a jerk. Anik, Dev and otherone if u r reading this comment, I'm sorry man . Wishing you all the very best. Live your life as u wish.

As a gay guy I promise to live for Aarvey from here on. He is my motivation to live and exist as a gay guy in 🇮🇳 ❤ 🏳️‍🌈

Wow ❤ I hope this video reaches every person on Instagram that bullies LGBTQ+ community.

This is today's India where people are forgetting their true SANATAN dharma . People bash Abrahamic religion but then ironically support them by following their rules. The Santan dharma that I follow accept everyone. The GoD that I follow is divine and eternal they won't neglect me because of who I am.

Aarvey's story really hurts when you think what he could have been if he was alive, he would have become an artist or musician. But because of bullying he died in depression. This is what homophobia and toxic masculinity does, it turns you into a monster who hates a boy just because he is good at art or music and not fighting or sports. When you bully someone and just say "its just a joke", its not a joke. A joke is supposed to make the reciver happy not depressed. A label is not just a label, its a sword, a sword that stabs you whenever you think or hear about it. Homophobia isn't a phobia, you are aren't scared of us, you are a monster who hates people for having totally normal emotions. Dear Aarvy, This world didn't deserve your pureness or creativity it never will. You were not a coward you were a brave person broken down by evil. The world may not remember you, but I will

I had no idea Für Elise combined with your voice would be so calming even on topics like these! Great one!

One recommendation: I understand the intent of putting those pictures at the beginning; however, note that some people have certain phobias, which could get triggered by those pictures.

This video is worth billions, this is the mindset we need for India's audience. Thanks for sharing such beautiful thoughts with us.❣️

I think what we should do as a society is what you have done through this video. De-politicize the conversation. I am sure most of the people, in our society at least , form opinion of these things based on the political associations of the subject itself. It has been reduced to activism unfortunately and has been hijacked by political parties on either side of the aisles around the world. Good job Ashrish.

Hey! You made me cry. A lot. Being queer is an everyday struggle. Everyday that I choose to be myself and digress from the set norms, I stand on thin ice, not knowing what hysterical amount of backlash I’ll face. I’m happy that you’ve given space to this conversation. Simply because of my gender identity, my worth is trumped upon and it’s heartbreaking to an extent where sometimes I reach a threshold. And yet I stand, because maybe, just maybe someone out there sees me embracing myself and wills to do too. Thank you ❤

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="32">00:32</a> Disgust is a crucial emotion for understanding human behavior. <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="110">01:50</a> Fear and disgust are survival-based emotions with key differences. <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="190">03:10</a> Comparison of reptilian and mammalian brains <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="528">08:48</a> Understanding the blend of masculinity and femininity in different cultures <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="955">15:55</a> Queerness challenges societal norms and fosters creativity <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1456">24:16</a> Queerness is like the cherry and cockroach analogy. <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1569">26:09</a> Rishi Bhringi's curse and Iravan's sacrifice for victory <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1702">28:22</a> Celebration of Queer Identities at Koovagam Festival Disgust is a crucial emotion for understanding human behavior. - Disgust is more important than joy or sadness as it influences behavior and choices. - Disgust, particularly distaste, is essential for disease avoidance and survival. Fear and disgust are survival-based emotions with key differences. - Researcher Robert Plutchik theorizes emotions can be placed on a wheel, with intensity decreasing radially, and related emotions placed side by side. - Fear and disgust are placed at different sides of the emotional distribution, with fear's opposite being anger and disgust's opposite being trust. Additionally, fear originates in the amygdala, while disgust originates in the insula. Comparison of reptilian and mammalian brains - Insula is part of the mammalian brain and handles emotions in mammals - Carl Jung's concept of anima and animus in the unconscious mind Understanding the blend of masculinity and femininity in different cultures - Tagore intricately portrayed feminine characters like Chitrangada to explore love beyond physical dimensions. - Cultures with strict gender norms could view blending masculinity and feminity differently based on their environmental influences. Queerness challenges societal norms and fosters creativity - Cultures with tight gender overlap have looser attitudes - Homosexuality may naturally increase in population to control birth rates Queerness is like the cherry and cockroach analogy. - The analogy highlights how we perceive parts or the whole of an individual as impure. - The story of Rishi Bhringi illustrates the concept of duality and inclusion in queer identity. Rishi Bhringi's curse and Iravan's sacrifice for victory - Bhringi's blindness and transformation into a rat trying to separate Shakti from Shiva. - Ardhanareshwar's anger and curse on Rishi Bhringi, leading to dissolution of the feminine origin. Celebration of Queer Identities at Koovagam Festival - Annual gathering in Koovagam, TN for 18 days - Highlighting issues of discrimination and abuse faced by queer individuals like Aarvey Malhotra

BRO THIS PIECE OF INFORMATION IS WHAT EVERYONE IS MISSING. I FEEL SO SAD THAT EDUCATION IS NOT PROVIDED IN SUCH A SIMPLE YET ICONIC WAY.

Never thought anyone could put together Tagore and Dawkins in a same content. Awesome work as always, specially the AI arts. Thanks for spreading the message and puting it out there. Happy Pride Month to all, straight or curved. Live and let live, happily!

How you practice your religion is more important than what's in it (applies to all of them. We all know about casteism and its origin). Religious enquiry is much needed. Queerness is now more well received in west. All indians should watch this video

I cannot express in words how beautiful this video is. Every argument supported by facts, data and research. Kudos to you Ashris! Lots of love! ❤️❤️

hello IIP i m an 18 y/o who is a part of the LGBT community, ik the society is very harsh towards us but i guess i m the lucky one bcuz my parents and my sister accepted me, the rest of the society can go to hell when u have the support of ur parents. Ur videos are always awesome but this is my favourite video of urs till date. And the information u shared from the Ramayana and the concepts of subconscious genders got me intrigued, gotta learn more about them.full support to ur work ❤.

CORRECTION: The male gamete does not contain both the chromosomes! It contain only one which is either X or Y. The egg contains the other gamete which is always X. So when both the gametes combine : X from the female + (X or Y) from the male, we get either XX or XY. This is how babies have characteristics of its mother as well, both male and female contribute equally to the kid's genetics. It is just that the male's gamete decides whether it's a boy or a girl.

I didnt know anything about LGBT before i went to college. When i first came to know about it - I wasn't disgusted but rather intrigued and surprised. 2year fast forward- I realised, i was bisexual all along....

This was one of the most heart-wrenching and heart-warming video essays I've ever seen. Maybe also because it's closer to home, it hit hard. I wish there could be a public screening for content like this, followed by a standing ovation.

I wonder why people are spending way too much time on useless activities on the internet. Instead of spreading hate, they should have used the time to watch this video. Not only this one, all of them. I feel lucky to find this channel, learnt a lot from you and your team! ❤

I can't even express how this channel come out with such discussion. It just make me awe every single time

Bro this changed my perception last story was heartbreaking 😢

I loved the video. This channel inspired me in spades. I sadly was and still am kind of apathetic to the plight that queer people go through in our communities. I remember making fun of the slightly effeminate kids in school, I wouldn't bully... just sarcastic insensitive comments. I have since grown up and treat every queer person I meet with respect, but I still snigger at homophobic jokes in straight company. I realise the harm that weaves into our psyche. I will try to be better. Thank You. This video has been a delight and enlightening. ❤️

Previously I used to think that all this was a mental disorder. But truly from what you've shown, I've realised that these are very sensetive things which are not bad but I think what is personal should be kept personal. One should neither hate these things nor be so supportive that it triggers disgust in others. It'll take time for the society to normalise queerness but I hope people will look at it from a normal point of view. And please share this video as much as possible to let the ignorant come out of the cloud of disgust. Peace

It must be shown to the lawmakers of this country. Great efforts by Ashris. It makes me more respectful for this community....❤

Can't praise you enough for the diverse topics you cover with such detail. I love watching your videos and you're doing a great job❤❤

Thanks I really love your videos, i wish more people could listen to you, but I'm sure your hardwork and the way you explore topics would definitely blow up someday, keep up the good work!!! PS, please do more videos 🙈

This is the same thing 🕉️sanatan scripture 🕉️ say about Lesbian & gay. Our sanatan supports these things not oppose . Example: Sun temple, konark temple , kamasutra etc In hinduism many characters were gay & lesbian& transgender by birth & by choice. Example : Shikandi Even God Ayanappa was born from a transgender avatar of vishnu & Bhadra avatar of Lord Shiva to kill Rakshasi Mahishi. He is famously worshipped in south region of india. Usually same sex people used to have Gandharav Vivah ( kind of love marriage ) . In hinduism , Two Gandharavs ( male ) had famous love story & had Gandharav Vivah . their name was Mitra & Varun. (Reference rigved) These things were normal in india in pre ISLAMIC era ☪️

This is true example of presenting facts with empathy... Thank you

The way u deliver your thoughts ... omg I felt so emotional and cried soo many times and felt goosebumps ... u are a great storyteller seriously

Aarvey's story was so heart-wrenching. Imagine the number of beautiful souls we have lost because of the denial of acceptance by the society. I hope the future is bright for our LGBTQ+ friends.

​I saw the title and freaked thinking you would end the channel. You are doing good doing whatever you want to do. I like watching a creative person like you. Congratulations on your 10th anniversary!!

Just wow! The way you stress on the important points and give the context of it and the explanation of it beforehand in the video in a simple yet interesting way to connect all of your points to make a single picture in the end for your viewers to understand is just amazing. Never seen such a complex topic explained in such an amazing manner! ✨

Watching this video ..I cried a lot ..broke down multiple time ....as a bi girl myself .. everyday I see random stangers hating me on social media..for what, just simply existing...its very heartbreaking the hate I get..they mock me saying many homophobic slurs... I'm having suicidal thoughts bcuz of this hat....but this video it comforted me a lot ... thankyou so bhaiya ❤️

This comment is for my friend Ava, musician, writer, dancer, artist, friend, daughter, pet parent, transgender rights advocate. She passed away in 2022, after doctors ignored her claims of sharp pain in her stomach. This comment is for my friend, Sourin. Artist, engineer, theatre artist, footballer, son, friend, brother, husband. He killed himself after he was raped "to find out if he's truly male". I've lost so many queer loved ones to violence, bullying and medical indifference. Most queer people live only up to mid 40s. We are at war constantly for our survival, ever since school if not birth. Who do we listen to? Our bodies and minds that tells us that our happiness lies in our identities or the people who'd rather we be miserable so they're happy? Unfortunately for so many these people are our parents, our siblings, our families. We grow up in neglect and unloved. Still we try to show the world we just want to live in peace with our art and our ideas. We give the love we never received. My community sustained me through facing transphobia at work every day to the point I was attempting every day. My community picks the pieces of society's failures every day.

How much effort do you want to put in a video? Ashris: Yes

The resplendent magnificence of this video is truly awe-inspiring. The LG logo on the thumbnail hints at the common ridicule for LGBT people as LGTV has become a taunting euphemism for LGBT community. The tapestry of AI-generated imagery, harmoniously interwoven with the mellifluous strains of Sounds of Isha's ethereal composition, "Bloom," bestows upon the video an aura of sheer masterfulness. Through its artful portrayal it deftly encapsulates the depths of our Indian culture allowing individuals to discern the inclusiveness that resides within our collective consciousness.

MAAAAN THIS VIDEO OMG! you are absolutely amazing!!!!! I didn't know how much I needed to watch this video! All of the information, the modern perspective, the ancient Hindu perspective, the current scenario, everything has been described and explained sooooooo neatly and beautifully.... A truly well researched video!!!! Keep doing the work that you are doing! IT IS FABULOUS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This was the best video I've seen on this topic. I'm not finding words to describe how beautifully u explained this whole topic. I wish this video reaches the lawmakers, government and supreme court. And to all the citizens so that they can truly know and comprehend this topic. They say Same-sex marriage is against our culture, without really knowing what our culture is all about. It's about loving each other. But everyone is busy spreading hatred. This video deserves trillion views. Thanks again for making a video on this topic. I'm new to ur channel and this is the first video of yours that I've seen. Needless to say, u just earned another subscriber! Kudos! ❤

You're a genius. This is such a nuanced look at the topic without getting lost in the weeds of ethics and judgement. Not an easy feat. Shows a truly truly logical mind.

Such an amazing take on this topic. I've been learning about this topic for a while since I started questioning my sexuality some 7/8 years ago and till date I think this is the best video essay in the Indian context. The last section actually had me in tears.

Itne complex topic ko itni simple way mein explain krna... Just wow 😳😳 The way you started by describing the disgust to understand people what is disgusting... I truly loved your videos 😍😍 I hop I get to see more this videos...

THIS IS LITERALLY THE BEST VIDEO ON KZfaq, I really want to put QR codes of this video everywhere , I really want people to see this and understand , THANK YOU

You are doing God's work, brother. ❤ Thank you for educating people. 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈

Ashris man, hats off to you. This is the best video I have watched till now about queerness. The way you explained the emotional, biological, social, sexual, cultural aspects towards this topic is incredible. You literally brought tears to eyes by telling arvey story. Thanks for putting so much efforts in this video. You nailed it...

I rarely comment on a KZfaq video but this content, its deepness , the research, the explanation ,the curiosity it made me go through and apart from all the knowledge it delivered me , I couldn't hold back myself from thanking you for such a masterpiece. Also , I experienced a genuine and true emotional breakdown and sympathy for Arvey. May his soul find solace .

Ashris, i just wanna say, this vdo was so so beautiful and so well researched, i swear to god i could even listen to you for hours and hours, about your opinions on different topics going on in society, about anything, cause the way you speak is so well, and it just touches my heart, The way you explained all the concepts with such depth and such sincerity with such great articulation, truly and inspiration and someone i look up to❤

You made my day, Ashris. you made this video with so much love, and sensitivity. Kudos to you for giving hope and courage to millions of our brothers and sisters. we flourish with our diversity.

I clicked without giving a second thought for a 35 minutes long video. See how much I trust in your story telling art. Yaar in last i shed tears. It wrenched my heart. 110/10 ❤

This video is so touching, much respect to the content creators excellent job. Also remember the shloka in the rig Veda which says “everything that seems to be unnatural is also natural; everything stems from Prakriti” And let’s not forget, how we all sung with Lata didi for Anarkali (Madhubala) PYAAR KIYA KOI CHORI NAHI KI, PYAAR KIYA TOH DARNA KYA

You are on my top 5 favorite Indian youtube channels. Your work is just phenomenal, the amount of research you do, and the level of work you put into making your videos are just remarkable. Strangely, I have the same point of view on the topics that you make videos. Maybe that's why the youtube algorithm guided me toward your channel 1 year ago. God bless you, brother.

I was an admirer of this channel before. Now, after watching this video with ultra pro max concentration and interest, I've become a devotee. Truly, this video deserves a lot more attention and you deserve a PhD for all the research. Thanks💜

I am so glad that you made this video it is so important to have this kind of conversation because there is a lot of politics and manipulation on this.

Never thought that a subject like Queereness can also be analysed and explained in such a profound way. Thanks for such an insight ful video!

In my whole life , I've never felt so understood or heard by anybody who does these kind of vedios . I usually laugh in these vedios and move on with my day . For the first time , I cried while listening to your emotions about that poor boy who died such a tragic death and in such a young age . My point is , I hope you understand how much an blessing you yourself are to many people including me , I'm happy that I found your channel and I would love to include I absolutely love your voice , it's so calm and sothing . That's all . And may god bless you

Thank you for discussing this complex subject with such nuance and empathy. I appreciated how you weaved in the rich tapestry of culture and the human condition.

Not just a "video"... An entire reasearch paper presented to us in his own unique form... Can't hold my tears at the end ...❣️

This video deserves much more views and appreciation. Kudos to your work. Really great, full of knowledge, unbiased and apolitical

Ony Seeken Jigyasa and You are the KZfaqrs Who tap into those topics people have Heard and probably are curious about never get the time to research....most beautiful thing about you both is that you make the topic like a story with exact categories and even with additional info. and Last but not the least a purpose to leave us wiser at the end of the video..... Thanks Brother I will always remember your name ♥️

It was so beautifully potrayed that I couldn't hold back commenting. The stories were beautifully wreathed with the topic and such fluid explaination with inclusion of differences is applaudable. Kudos to that. No matter how frequently or often you make videos but they are done with so much precision, care and research that it is really a blessing to be a viewer. Thank you for making us more informed, aware and acceptable to embrace the great diversity that we inherit.

The best thing that could have happened in the Pride month is this video ❤

I cried the whole time as i can relate to every single word...... Evey new comment like "chakka" or "hijra" just shakes me up to core.... I have always been helpful to everyone, dont know where i lack I am in suffocating in my closet Scared of losing every single i like and they might think bad about me

Thanks bro in past i couldn't understand the pure thought of LGBTQ 🏳️‍🌈 but now iam change thanks to you my man ❤❤

Thank you so much for this video! In an age where we have so much polarization on issues like these, content like this is a breath of fresh air. This video was extremely relatable and you did a very good job of explaining queerness to people like me who do not necessarily understand the whole concept properly. This is certainly a step in the right direction. Keep up the good work and thank you again for the positivity!!!

Wow. No one has ever explained this so beautifully. Feeling proud to be a bengali and the cultural heritage we carry with us. This video itself deserves a subscription.

Your videos should be featured in classrooms and students should have been provided with your videos. These are greatly researched, flawlessly structured and aptly emotional. Great. ❤

This video is what we all need! The research, the articulation, the religious references makes it immaculate. Thank You, Thank you so much for making a video like this! Truly commendable❤

Im a simple man, I see IIP, I click. Always giving us great content 👏

Thank you Ashris for making me feel so many emotions in just one video from goosebumps to tears in the end, but still I just want to thank you for creating this beautiful piece of art , yes that's what it is, pure art, you are the only person who don't make video it's just art, not even exaggerating, truly believe In it.

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="0">00:00</a> - <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="53">00:53</a> Navras <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="54">00:54</a> - <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="123">02:03</a> Disgust <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="124">02:04</a> - <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="262">04:22</a> Fear vs Disgust <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="262">04:22</a> - <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="375">06:15</a> Homophobia isn't real <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="376">06:16</a> - <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="520">08:40</a> Psychology of Gender <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="521">08:41</a> - <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="698">11:38</a> Chitrangada <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="699">11:39</a> - <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="811">13:31</a> Gender vs Population <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="812">13:32</a> - <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="963">16:03</a> Threat vs Tightness in Society <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="964">16:04</a> - <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1021">17:01</a> Dampatya <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1022">17:02</a> - <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1070">17:50</a> Theory I of Queerness <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1071">17:51</a> - <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1143">19:03</a> Theory II of Queerness <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1144">19:04</a> - <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1206">20:06</a> Theory III of Queerness <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1207">20:07</a> - <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1246">20:46</a> Masculine vs Feminine energies <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1247">20:47</a> - <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1311">21:51</a> Creativity and Art <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1312">21:52</a> - <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1340">22:20</a> Alan Turing <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1341">22:21</a> - <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1384">23:04</a> Rituparno Ghosh <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1385">23:05</a> - <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1435">23:55</a> Dutee Chand <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1436">23:56</a> - <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1503">25:03</a> Disgust stains strong <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1504">25:04</a> - <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1610">26:50</a> Rishi Bhringi turns to bones <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1611">26:51</a> - <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1743">29:03</a> Iravan and Krishna <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1744">29:04</a> - <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1865">31:05</a> Slippery Slope and Consent <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1866">31:06</a> - <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1912">31:52</a> Disgust is part of us <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="1913">31:53</a> - <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2057">34:17</a> Dear Aarvey <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2058">34:18</a> - <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="2120">35:20</a> Conclusion

You are my dude a gem. It's not very often that a KZfaq video has impacted me this much. Your research and effort behind this video is implacable. It's good to know, there are people like you in my country who are speaking and discussing these topics. I am proud of you bro Keep moving forward. 😊

The way you found a way to educate people on the diversity of our cultured and it's people was beautiful. How you tried to make this sound comprehensive yet easy enough to resonate with people was not an easy thing to do. This is probably one of the best thing I've seen on this platform

This video needs to be shown in schools