I'm so freaking glad I'm not woke anymore. I'm ashamed of how easily I was influenced.

I'm a tomboy, and have never questioned my gender identity, I've had a couple people tell me I must be trans and not tomboy, I stand by my label as a tomboy, and I've been called a boy a few times, and it does not feel good. Tomboys are dying, they seem to be more rare than trans people now

“I dumped my boyfriend because he wouldn’t drop his _normie_ pronouns” SENT ME. Now they’re actually admitting they do this shit to get ‘quirky points’. Hope bro found a girlfriend worthy of such title.

Here's my woke experience: I used to be part of an LGBT theater group once upon a time and the assistant director was the absolute worst. Her name was Ashley but she changed her name to (and I kid you not) Black Venus. She was an avid BLM supporter, she cut her hair, and went by she/they pronouns. One day, we were having lunch catered to us and I noticed that everything was vegan. I'm not a vegan so I asked Ashley "where's the meat?" She said "Not everyone eats meat." She said this in the most condescending way, so I retorted with "Not everyone is vegan." She got really upset, accused me of having "meat-eater's privilege" and was such a bitch to me the entire time. I was a bitch to her too so it was fair game. I'm glad I no longer have contact with her because nothing screams narcissist like changing your name to 'Black Venus'

it actually breaks my heart for people who regret transitioning

I had a cousin who came out as non-binary during the height of quarantine. I never had a problem with it because it does not (or didn’t) affect me at all. I had always been a tomboy, I play manhunt and video games with my male cousins, and even wrestle with them. I’ve always been athletic and got into weight lifting so I’m a muscular girl. My non-binary cousin noticed this, sat me down and tried to convince me that I was a trans man or non-binary. I said that I was comfortable as a girl and wouldn’t want to be anything else. My cousin dead ass said that I was “trans baiting” and that was offensive to trans people. Tf is “trans baiting”? I was just doing what I found fun and didn’t feel the need to put a label on anything.

They literally talk about how your actions can make a trans person take their own life but then sit there and tell you to take yours which is literally mind-blowing

Such a complete 180 from when I grew up (90's-00's)... We did everything to repel and avoid all labels or being put into any specific box. We just wanted to be ourselves, whatever that might look like... Slapping a label on everyone and making people choose a box to fit into has only pushed us away from other and promotes segregation, making us more divided than ever.

I have one. I graduated college in 2017 and was witness to the woke takeover. I took a feminist literature elective which was really just a class on how great communism is. I never spoke in that class cuz it didn’t seem worth it. Until one day we were talking about communism in Eastern Europe and how the reason it didn’t work is cuz of America (which is total BS). My family is Ukrainian. My grandparents lived through Holodomor when 10 million Ukrainians starved to death in 2 years. So I raised my hand for the first time and said “my family is Ukrainian and we didn’t starve to death because of climate change or America. We had tons of food. We starved to death because communist soliders came in, took our land away, forced us to keep farming at gun point to redistribute the food, and would shoot us if we were caught eating any of it”. This girl who looked totally female but had short hair and went by they / them pronouns said to me “you need to keep your opinions to yourself because you are a cis white person and the world has heard enough from you”. And the whole class agreed. Umm a cis white person like every single Ukrainian? So no Ukrainians can have an opinion on communism in Ukraine? Or like the girl who was saying this to me but used they / them pronouns so they could have an opinion on it? That’s when I realized how crazy this whole movement has gotten.

It's rough being a creative person who isn't woke. It feels like the arts have been overrun with this nonsense. I don't want to create something for the sake of pushing a narrative, I just want to tell a good story. Now I have to make sure I don't accidentally write something "offensive" because I've already been cancelled once.

My grandma's legendary reaction after living through WWII: "They said what? Kids these days have it way too easy. They just need to go on rations for a few years. Then they'll be fine." 🤣🤣🤣

God, I'm ashamed to even admit I used to be like that. I helped my best friend figure out her sexuality, I told her she was panromantic demisexual... She's straight. She was always straight, and I'm really sorry that I've ever confused her. I got out of the LGBTA+ community last year and it feels awesome, like getting out of a weird bizarre fantasy dream that went on for too long. They honestly feel like a cult, they preach about love and respect, but the minute they don't like what you're saying they'll cast you aside, punish you and attack you so you feel guilty and either obey and apologize or stay away from them. I'm now friends with a group of girls, we were talking about a celebrity of our country who is gay, one girl said she would love to kiss him, and I said "but he's gay". She said "doesn't mean he can't kiss women!" istg these people are insane

I am a 22 year old female and me and my husband were driving down the interstate. I was about 8 months pregnant at the time and we had stopped at a gas station for me to use the restroom and for him to get gas. As I'm walking into the gas station I noticed this man who had a beard and pink shirt, didn't pay much attention to him but went straight to the bathroom. When I got into the female restroom this man had went into the female bathroom after me following me and tried to come into the stall with me. I yelled for him to leave me alone and he did, when I walk out of the bathroom I go to the front where I tell the lady working the register what happened. I even pointed out the man because he was standing near the drinks and because he was wearing pink she told me he probably identified as a woman and had no idea I was in the restroom. I went back to my car immediately and whenever we were pulling out I noticed this man had actually tried to follow me to my car. I wish I could say the story was fake and fabricated because I had never been so scared in all my life.

"I'm non-binary" "Okay. What do you mean by that?" "I am neither a woman nor a man" "Can you define either of those words?" "YOU'RE A TRANSPHOBE!!!!!!!"

My older sister socially transitioned her 5 year old son after he said he liked pink and wanted a husband. I told her that she shouldn't jump into this head first and to support his interests without changing his pronouns and name. She called me a transphobe and now I am not allowed to see or speak to my nephew. Since then he has flip flopped between girl and boy so they call him non binary. My younger sister also decided to be non binary. She called me a murderer for not getting the jab and we haven't spoken since 2021. My entire family has disowned me except for my dad who has also been disowned.

I went to college on the GI Bill and for one of the classes we engaged with history and social subjects that didn't seem far fetched. I wasn't shy at all and gave in depth responses concerning the various instances of institutional racism, like red lining, Indian reservations, other poor spots of early history. This made me a favorite. The third week, the prof decided to scribe "Islamophobia" on the board. I was gonna let this one go, but they insisted we were all guilty of it in some capacity living in a post 9/11 America. She made us go person to person. When it came to me, I warned that I didn't feel terribly that it affected me. She insisted again. "Well ma'am, it's hard to be afraid or threatened by an idea I spent my career killing." Which SHOCKED her and prompted others in the class into a righteous fury. I told them to shut up in Arabic. Asked the prof how many pillars there were in Islam and various other cultural queries. After checking them with FAR more experience and exposure they just defaulted back to decrying, harassing and otherwise fucking with me in and out of class to the point I was removed. These people have no grasp on reality. Tl:dr I am a racist colonizing piece of shit. Apparently.

Also, its funny how these people call us out as "violent" for not believing them while they actualy mental and physically attack people and try to bully anyone that doesnt agree with their bullshit, keep up the good work Misha

One moment I remember from my senior year math class is when my teacher accidentally said there were two genders and then tried to save face and say there were infinite genders so she wouldn’t get in trouble for being “transphobic.” The entire class kept joking about how ridiculous it was for her to say there was more than two genders. It gave me some semblance of hope that people my age can go without being indoctrinated.

"But if they have an emergency, Who are they gonna call" Ghostbusters duh

Years ago, I has a medical issue in which I was forced to shave my hair. I also wore a lot of sweatpants/sweatshirts at the time because of these medical issue. I had met some local activists through a trans friend and I went to help at some community events. Everyone was very welcoming and invited me out to dinner. When we went out to eat, it was mostly people who were trans or genderqueer. The rest of the group started making fun of "The Cis" and trashing on them for most of the meal. I then realized that because of my appearance, they had assumed I was transmasc, but I am actually a woman. It was so discouraging to hear how cis people were talked about-- with the same disdain and bigotry trans people claim to be against. I didn't say anything at the restaurant but later distanced myself because it was so hypocritical. These people were also in their mid to late 20s, not teenagers.

My gay sons "boyfriend" was a f/m trans. When he first brought them home at 16, they were just starting T. Since their parents didn't confirm them the school helped them emancipate themselves and they removed their breasts at 17. Now they identify as non-binary and have changed their name again. While I never said anything outright, I think my son knew I didn't agree because he disappeared from my life for over a year. They are now both 20, and he came back into my life in the midst of a mental break. Son told me he was now trans and asked me to call him Anna. I did not affirm. In the last 4 months they have now broken up. And during a long talk the other night, he admitted he only said he was trans because his partner was pressuring him to "play the game" with them. He was afraid of being ostracized by his peers. It breaks my heart to see him so torn over wanting to have friends, hating himself for being a white man, and also coming to realize the reality of what he's been involved in. He's just getting started on therapy now, and he's cutting himself off from the "friends" who call him Anna still. As a liberal myself, the last several years have been a challenge politically, seeing the crazy that is seeming to overwhelm our children. It needs to be stopped.

My story (I'm scared to share): In high school I was highly religious. Raised in a Christian home. I believed things I don't now, but things now make more sense. I saw an event making the rounds about "wear x for gay marriage" this was before it was legal. I decided to make a FB event for "wear white for godly marriage bc it is only meant between man and woman". I invited Fb friends and left it open. Big mistake. One hour later I was being sent porn. Death threats. Actual real stalking threats. Horrific things that a young teen shouldn't see. I didn't understand what I had done wrong. But after the page was deleted it didn't stop. I was physically, sexually, and verbally abused in my school. Even after transferring because I'd become infamous in the state. I was voted most memorable in my senior year and it's still in my year book forever. I was isolated and ostracized. This mentally of "mob and destroy" needs to be criminally prosecuted.

I remember when I was in middle school. I had a girlfriend at the time (I’m also a girl), and early on in the relationship, I realized that she wasn’t a very honest person and I didn’t want to be around hateful people like her (I’ve always been mature for my age, and even then, I wasn’t the type to start a new relationship every other week; I was looking for something that would last awhile. I was also very aware of the people I surrounded myself with, and I had the sense that she wasn’t a very good person). She was obsessed with the LGBTQ community, and had tons of friends who went by they/them. At the time, I thought that disagreeing meant I was homophobic, and because of the media, I felt like I had to fit into a certain box to truly be myself. The media said that I must act a certain way if I’m actually gay. I hated it. Even though I knew it didn’t feel right, I didn’t want to be branded a transphobe. Towards the conclusion of our relationship, she told me that she was gender-fluid and wanted to go by they/them. It made me so uncomfortable to call her that. Even then, I was trying to find ways to kindly cut off ties with her, so that was somewhat of an additional reason to end things romantically. As I said, I was a very mature kid for my age and I knew what I wanted and who I wanted to interact with. I certainly didn’t want to commit to a relationship with someone who was a they. I suppose I’ve drawn this out longer than was necessary, but I wanted to emphasize certain points. To continue, she also had numerous mental health issues, and, to me, it appeared as if she used her sexuality as a way to cope, as well as to feel as if she fit into that specific identity. And as the story goes, she switched pronouns and genders every month. I could no longer keep up. I didn’t want to be with a boy or they/them; I wanted to be with a girl. Shortly thereafter, we ended things, and I rejoiced. With her out of my life, I was able to think freely once more. People like Anti Prophet, Amala Ekpunobi and Misha Petrov have opened my eyes to thinking freely. I have since learned of the madness of the left, and am now able to see the hypocrisy in their words. I do not consider myself a part of the LGBTQ+ community for a multitude of reasons, but most of all that it’s simply madness. Liking women doesn’t mean that I have to agree with the views of leftists; I’m simply a woman who likes women and I don’t make who I am circle around my sexuality. I’m a normal person who happens to like women. I’m not super outspoken about it because it’s not all that makes me who I am, and it’s not some that really needs to be brought up. Love who you love, but don’t fall prey to this plague.

As a mother to a 6 yr old girl, this is terrifying. I really hope this phase is over by the time she reaches middle school.

I recently had a friend of mine commit suicide.. My friend was a lovely human being and was part of the LGBTQ+ community. They loved their family so deeply.. So what did their woke friends do? They turned the funeral into a trans rights protest. In front of all the family.. Sometimes people have to realize it’s not about them. I warned the parents ahead of time what the other friends were planning to do because it made me feel sick… they just lost their 19yo, they don’t need you screaming woke agenda at the funeral. (What’s worse is that the family is part of a church, so the protest was also against the church the funeral was being held at and the woke friends were basically blaming the parents for the death of their child… I no longer talk to those “friends”)

I live in Eastern Europe and one summer a few years ago I was out doing some errands in the town where I live. There were some American tourists on the other side of the road as I was walking up the street and as soon as they saw me they were all staring at me like they wanted to kill me. One of them in particular had his face all contorted as if he was going to start crying. It was so weird. The reason (which I figured out several months later)? I was wearing a red baseball hat. No logo on it. No reason for wearing it other than sun protection. I had no idea about the MAGA hats thing due to being in Eastern Europe and not America...

As a detransitioner it was definitely social contagions and I’m so happy I quit while I was ahead

I'm a dude. In highschool I came out as pansexual (my therapist actually was the one that told me about the term and that I could be that). His reasoning was that I said that I wanted to date someone who had a good personality and I was less worried about looks. Up until this point I had no interest in dudes at all (still don't honestly). The amount of support I received from my peers was insane. Suddenly I went from being the kid always getting bullied to being in with the popular kids. Now that I'm out of school. I'll still use the bisexual label when applying to colleges or anything that places a high value on these labels. But generally I never bring it up to people. Its to the point where I don't really know if its something that is "true" or not. Just found your channel. Great video!

My girlfriend went to university a little bit older than most, she was 22 and during a class they were doing a lecture about rape culture and were showed a cartoon from the 40s ( with trigger warning) were the villainous man was leering at the main character Betty Boop. When my girlfriend pointed out the ridiculousness of this lesson the professor and all the teenage girls in the class reasoned that this was because my girlfriend was old ( 22 ) and had already been brainwashed to be misogynistic. She explained to me it was like the most bizarre cult like thing she had ever seen.

I’ve gone from Demigirl asexual at 13, to giving up on labels but being an lgbt ally to the core, to raging feminist, to TERF at 20, to just giving up on all that shit, accepting I’m 23 a straight average woman who believes in biology, straightforward equality and not putting down men, and that’s bloody amazing. Honestly though I love seeing everything from each perspective, I think it gives me a good view of these situations despite them being useless shite.

I’ve had a teacher explicitly mention refusing to call on me because I was a boy, and have been yelled at by students in that same class for using the word “criminal” while referring to bomb threats, with the teacher doing nothing. What a world we live in

Growing up I knew this girl. She was my best friend all throughout elementary school. We had a falling out in middle school (she called me racist after I said I didn't like a certain culture's food) and didn't speak until our softmore year of high school. Thinking she got over what had happened we began to hang out again in class, but I wouldn't call us friends. Unbeknownst to me, she started going by he/they pronouns and expected me to know even though she had me blocked on social media. I ended up posting a comment on another person's post saying how I don't think the feelings of the minority should outweigh when the feelings of the majority when it comes to generic social comfort (it was a post about boys in girls bathrooms and vise verse). I got called a transphobe. Later on then next day, said friend rushed me in the hallway between classes. She yelled at me and berated me, meanwhile I was confused as to how she even saw the post in the first place. While she was screaming at me I calmly asked her "May I speak" to which she screamed "NO" and pushed me against the wall when I tried to leave. It was at the second push that teachers FINALLY intervened. I was told to delete my comment because /I/ was the badguy in that sitation and that I was harming trans-people (mind you this is like 2015-16). I asked for an explanation from the VP about how me stating my opinion was going to harm someone, never got a straight response. She cried the entire day, making me wonder how anyone could take her seriously. Another strange experience I had was I got kicked out of my GSA (Gay Straight Alliance) club in HS for not being bi enough, as I was dating a guy at the time.

I was best friends with this girl since 1st grade. We were really similar and got along well. She was quite shy and would get bullied about it, and I was the one who would stick up for her. Fast forward to 5th grade, and she starts acting strange. She says she's bi, which I accept. However, she tells me she has a crush on me multiple times despite me not liking her back since I'm straight. I tell her each time that I don't like her in a romantic way but we can still be friends. Around the third time she says she liked me, she kissed me without consent. Obviously I was furious and stopped talking to her for a couple months. She apologized and seemed genuine, so in sixth grade we were hanging out again. Unfortunately I didn't realize it at the time, but she was trying to manipulate me into thinking I'm bi as well (because she still liked me). It worked for a little while, all the way into middle school. Middle school is the time where she developed a tiktok addiction and started faking things like DID, tourettes, BPD, schizophrenia, ADHD, PTSD, and autism all at the same time. I regret the fact that I went along with it even though I could tell it was obviously fake, because I still felt guilty about not talking to her for a long time and I didn't want to ruin the friendship. She also came out as non binary and said her pronouns were they/them and her new name was Axel. That year in 7th grade, she told me she liked me again and I of course rejected her, even though she had convinced me I was bi. She proceeded to go behind my back and lie to her friends, who I didn't know, that I had accepted her feelings and we were dating. Luckily, she told her cousin this lie as well and he was in my class, so he asked me if it was true. That was the last straw for me and I completely cut her off and didn't talk to her. I took some time to myself and realized that I wasn't bi and that was also a lie made up by her. Fast forward to high school where I am now, and she's even worse. I would like to just forget about her entirely, but she found my instagram and keeps messaging me on different accounts. She's told me that she misses me, that she loves me, that I should go off myself, and that she's going to hurt me. She also emails me and she's sent me gore. She stares at me whenever she sees me in the hallways at school and she tells her friends that I'm a transphobe and a homophobe and to stay away from me. She genuinely creeps me out and I regret ever making friends with her. It sucks because she was one of the greatest friends I ever had until she started being so manipulative. Edit: Thanks everyone for the advice and kind words, its been half a year since I posted this and things have gotten a lot better now. It's a new school year and with my new schedule I'm no longer seeing her in the hallways anywhere. My school email was changed and I uninstalled instagram (social media is toxic anyway and it's better to focus on the real world), so I don't get any more messages from her even if she still sends them. Funnily enough one of the girls in my math class used to be friends with her, this girl left the woke LGBTQ friendgroup because they were being toxic and eventually realized that she isn't non-binary or pansexual. Now we're friends :)

I had friends that tried to convince me that I'm not straight and then later on asexual because I've never been in a relationship. They made me think twice about being straight and I came out as asexual to them so they would stop. I've finally stopped talking to them for the most part (we go to the same school) and happily hangout with people that don't force labels. Still messes with my brain sometimes though that I fell for that.

1. My first girlfriend in college never wore makeup, didn’t own a skirt or a purse, had less clothes, shoes, and hygiene products than I do. She was also far less emotional than I was. She played RPGs with male characters. She was not nor is trans. She was perfectly comfortable to have ovaries. She and I stayed in touch and she says she’s worried that girls like her will be bullied and manipulated into thinking they’re trans or non-binary. She never questioned her identity and was a very happy person. 2. I have a lesbian-asexual (she’s called herself both-I let that go) friend right now who has always been a modest dresser. She’s a lot younger than me (we’re both adults). She has told me she wants to dress “sexier” because it will help her appreciate her body more and make her more self confident. I asked her if that’s true why she didn’t do so sooner. I convinced her to continue doing what made her comfortable and she’s clearly happy in her own skin and not to let anyone tell her she has to dress or wear things she doesn’t like to feel better about herself and if she doesn’t feel good about herself she has friends and hobbies to help her. I’m worried about her though, getting mixed into the mayhem of today. She has since told me she thought about it and realized there is no reason to change anything about herself.

I'm a lesbian who has never really related to the LGBT community. I told my best friend that I wasn't too comfortable at prides and gay clubs. I also told him I wasn't ok with trans women in sports, and I wasn't calling my self a "cis". He disagreed with that. I just wish I had more friends that aren't woke, and with some common sense. I'm just exhausted from all this crazy nonsense.😫

love this: " just let people be people . Why do you need to have a label attached to you?"

Oh, I’ve got a good bathroom story. I went to a law school that was next door to the university’s language institute. The changed all of the school’s bathrooms to make them unisex, but didn’t renovate them. I’d regularly see Chinese students from the language institutes looking confusedly at the signs. They would typically wait for someone else to go into the bathroom, assume that person’s gender, and either follow them or go into the opposite bathroom.

This needs a part 2. This is so good bringing these stories to light.

I'd say I was petty, but I had a cousin who kept saying "men are weak". Now, I don't really care about what she says, but it got so bad to the point that I can't make proper conversations with her and slowed down a lot of my chores cause she won't answer anything other than those 3 words. So, eventually, whenever she asked me to carry stuff and such, I'd reply "I can't, I'm too weak." She eventually stopped and started talking like a normal person to me, which made working around the compound so much easier. Still, as I said, I think I was being petty.

I had an experience once that really pissed me off. I'm half (Anglo) English half Timorese, but I took my looks more from dad's side. I live in Hong Kong with a variety of kids from different parts of the world, and am often labeled as white (as a mixed person, you are whatever people aren't where u live, so in Asia, I'm white). We had a fun fair at my school where we were encouraged to wear a piece of traditional dress from our culture, and I wore my baptism blanket from Timor. I did not wear it in a 100% authentic way but made do with what I had (the blanket I have is also draped over a white shirt and skirt traditionally for formal occasions in timor). An Indian girl who spends way too much time online legitimately had the urge to tell me that I was culturally appropriating because I am half white, even though this is half of my cultural background. This girl did not even know what was traditional to wear in Timor, let alone where the country is. Honestly you can't win with people these days.

In my high school, the shop teacher was a cranky guy. Always blunt and to the point, stated that he didn't particularly care about anybodies feelings(though he wouldn't ever go to the effort of purposefully invalidating someone, because thats paperwork), and often derailed class to tell us all the ways the administration was annoying him. Funnily enough, his office got more foot traffic from people in desperate situations than the counselors office and the "Safespace" classrooms combined. All the kids in the school knew they could trust him to speak clearly and honestly about whether or not their feelings were justified, and also that he wouldn't tell anyone(because he probably forgets about it the second you leave the room). I take that as evidence that subconsciously, these people know when they're being lied to.

It’s avoiding experiences like this that make me grateful for being in Christian education systems my whole life.

I literally relate the story about people trying to tell that person that they aren't straight. I literally was having a conversation with my cousin and we were talking about our dating lives. My cousin identifies as bi (yet she has literally never dated a woman). I told her that I am straight, but she literally told me, "well how do you know that you are? Have you ever been on a date with a woman? You won't know until you try." And I was absolutely shocked. We're supposed to believe that LGBTQ people were born the way that they were, but yet they're trying to say that if you are straight, you just haven't explored enough? Wth?

I remember when I was in highschool, one kid was openly gay, and everyone else was straight and cis. Ah, the early 2000s....

I'm a Muslim woman and I wish all the luck in the world to a person who'll try to shame me into hugging men. Personal boundaries? Nah, we don't know them. Stay strong out there, sane people of all beliefs and genders, God willing we'll get through this.

The autism thing concerns me a lot. I’m a lesbian woman who was diagnosed with autism in my childhood. I don’t like telling people, because I’m scared they’ll think I’m woke.

I find it insane how such a large mass of people were brainwashed during quarantine, when I went back to school while things were really weird (half the school was online the other half was in person) Almost everyone but mostly the girls were all depressed, gay, emo, and anime obsessed. There’s nothing wrong with being any of those things but my point is the next school year all these girls were back to being normal feminine ladies, in fact most of them now laugh at people who act like their old selves. Even now there are underclassmen in my school, beautiful young women, who are now identifying as trans men and non-binary but not changing a single thing about themselves and it’s just crazy to think about.

Idk if this is woke but during high school a teacher and multiple members of the class told me I was a misogynist because I said 'Believing in star signs is stupid'. Edit: Didn't really expect anyone to see this but since many people clearly have I will explain the story better. I grew up in a very liberal area - My family were liberals, my friends were liberals. my school was very liberal constantly pushing stuff like critical race theory and basically derailing or celebrating people for characteristics they couldn't control. For my Psychology class I had an appalling teacher who clearly wasn't particularly intelligent and would constantly go off task talking about political bs - one time going so far as to shame anyone who supported Trump in any way shape or form (we don't even live in the Us lmao). So then one Psychology lesson the teacher and the majority of the class were talking about astrology and crystals. One girl who I had known quite well and we had always been close was asking me my take on astrology and I said that I thought believing in it was irrational. She said I was Misogynistic and then so did the teacher and other members of the class. They then waffled on about how amazing crystals were and the different magic properties they possess. Again I got questioned (more like interrogated) on my views and I stated that people in the 1600s believed in witchcraft and magic but I did not. I never had another Psychology lesson again I was told to sit in the library with a textbook (honestly a bonus, I learnt a lot more and got an A* that I wouldn't have got previously)

Here’s my woke story: So I’m in college and there’s a bunch of LGBT+ and leftist students on campus. I am more conservative. It’s never bothered me that I was continually surrounded by woke classmates until my Literature by Women class. Our Professor was late so all of us (it was all girls including myself) decided to talk and soon politics became involved in our discussion. Turns out one individual in my class is a trans women. I don’t take offense to this as I have my own problems in life, but this trans person kept ranting about how it was transphobic for straight men (for this individual is attracted to men and identifies as straight) to reject her advances simply for being trans. She kept saying she’s a real woman like all of us despite everything and she deserves real love from a straight man like all of us. While I knew this response wouldn’t go so well, I quickly defended one of the guys she accused of transphobia who happened to be my lab partner. I said “It’s not transphobic. The point of dating is to find someone you are interested in spending your life with. Everyone has dating preferences as everyone has an ideal set of criteria that make a person attractive to them and a potential life partner. For example, I can’t date someone who chews with their mouth open. If I refuse to date this attractive dude because he chews with his mouth open, am I being a bigot? We all have our preferences and have a right to choose who we want to date. So do you and so does he. Besides, if you have to bully someone into dating you by saying they’re a bigot if they refuse, than that’s already the start to an unhealthy relationship.” Now the room went wild! This trans women starts calling me a bitch and transphobic and that I’m terrible and that once she tells everyone on campus how much of a bigot I am, no one would want me. And everyone else seemed to agree with her. She started screaming “I am a woman , in fact I’m more woman than you.” Then I decided to pull a Matt Walsh because what the heck, I’ve got nothing to lose and said “what’s a woman, what makes both you and I women?” And she said “Because we identify as women.” And everyone else seemed to agree. And then I said “if nobody apart of me can define a woman as anything other than, someone is who identifies as a woman then none of you should call yourselves feminists.” Then our Professor finally came in exactly fifteen min late and we started class with everyone glaring at me. There’s my woke story.

The world needs more people like Misha.

I usually don't comment but I'm so frustrated: For context, I am a short haired woman with 2 nose piercings and tattoos and I'm literally so scared to be associated with these woke people because I happen to have these physical features. Literally some people ask me if I am non-binary or when I tell them that I am infact into men, they tell me it's bullshit and that I'm totally a lesbian... I get soo offended. These people think they know me better than I do. My facial features and my body look super feminine also because I am fairly tall and skinny but curvy too and wear make-up every single day. I don't look masculine or non-binary at all nor do I present myself as such, so why assume I am? I just like short hair, piercings and tattoos on myself it's not that deep, it's just my style, which a few years ago was considered fine and even cool but now this stuff gets linked to the woke community, which i find to be so sad, because i don't want to change my look. Now I just feel so pressured to grow out my hair again and also to only dress feminine so other people don't think I belong to this cult. I'm trying to tell myself everyday that it is okay for me to have short hair, piercings and tattoos and that I should just do what feels comfortable for me. I didn't cut my hair off to be "cool" or belong to any group or anything I just GENUINELY like how it looks on me.

i was dating a toxic girl in the past (i'm bi) and she came out as non-binary and then genderfluid and encouraged me to do the same. i did actually come out as non binary and a week afterwards she dumped me and moved on to the next girl, who then came out as a trans boy and was promptly dumped. my ex then entered a polyamorous online wattpad relationship and that's when i cut off contact. omg edit: i'm not non binary i can't believe i didn't say i'm only 16 and i've realised i'm a girl, i'm growing my hair back out and misha actually helped me realise how insane this ideology is. (if u wanna hear the story of why i cut my hair that's a crazy one too lmao)

I'm a lesbian, I think it's always been obvious. I like to wear guys and girls clothing, plus I love doing bright, colourful makeup. I usually walk around in my unisex tracksuits, wearing heavy men's work boots. Most of my shoes are mens, heels are something I don't own. I wear men's clothes and shoes because A. I like a bit of a masculine look and B. For the longer length and bigger sizes. I'm 181cm tall, so almost 6 feet tall and I wear UK men's size 10-11 in shoes. They simply don't normally make women's shoes in my size and women's t-shirts leave my midriff exposed, plus they fit my broad shoulders better. I explained that in the comments on YT, and a few woke loonies started telling me that I was in fact, not a woman and was non binary. I said no, I'm sure of what I am, how I feel on the matter and I'm certain I'm a woman and biologically female. These woke clowns doubled down and told me I'm closeted and transphobia is preventing me from wedding my transness. I was like 🙄😂😂😂

This is whole new level of peer pressure. I can't imagine how hard this is for kids. I'm so happy they stand up and don't tolerate this crap.

I am a non religious, pro choice, feminist that actively speaks against misogynior (cause I’m a black woman so I’m naturally more concerned about that) . But these people you spoke about in the video make us look so bad😭we’re not all like this I swear ❤

I remember as a teenager going through the alt phase and everyone acting like Gir from invader Zim, you know the peak of emo/scene/pastel goth/ galaxy goth/ tumblr era. But damn these sound extremely depressing. Hell I remember people asking which anti anxiety or antidepressant you’re on…..

Three very important things to take from this video. 1. Don’t let your kids on TikTok. 2. Have a good relationship with your children so they are comfortable telling you everything and they won’t hide anything from you. 3. Don’t let this distract you from the fact that Al Bundy once scored 4 touchdowns in one game for Polk High school back in 1966 city championship. Even facing off against his old nemesis Andrew Jackson High School’s Bubba “spare tire” Dixon.

You’re a breath of fresh air, as one woman to another, I salute your efforts in bringing to light some of these peoples experiences.

When I was at college I became super close with my roommate. She was super tall with pasty white skin and red hair. She was extremely uncomfortable about her appearance, but despite this seemed to attract tonnes of boys. She was always crushing on this one and then that one and could never make up her mind and ended up hurting them. At the time I was morbidly obese and already had a steady boyfriend and was 3 years older than her so I just thought she was young and silly and didn't have what I had. As time went on we grew apart as I left college and she carried on, studying psychology which is 7 years here in South Africa. She started taking classes in philosophy, and anthropology, stopped being a Christian and became a feminist (shocker). Shortly after this period, the George Floyd BLM thing happened, but not being at college anymore, I innocently thought only those reading up on it on the Internet knew about it. Being on the "All Lives Matter" side of the political spectrum, I innocently shared my view points with her. She pretty much explained to me in her best kindergarten teacher voice that because I was disabled, I was too dumb to understand. I reminded her that I was physically disabled, not mentally and she told me that she knew I meant well, but that I was "too autistic" to understand politics. This was really uncalled for and she was about 3 years short to be qualified to make this assessment; horribly unprofessional, to boot. I told her she had no right to treat me this way and she was affecting my mental health, to which she replied, "why, she had known for years." This threw me down a very dark rabbit hole that took me years to crawl out of and now I have finally come to terms with it. Unfortunately, our friendship is over, not only because of this but because she kept hitting on my boyfriend (now husband). But because Autism is a genetic disorder, not a fashion statement or a label you can choose. It is very difficult to be autistic, especially in social situations and even worse through social contagions. If I hadn't had my husband in my life during this woke crap I can honestly say I would be just like my ex-friend now - an emotional wreck, confused and alone. These people push all their friends and loved ones away, because they want to be special and they want to be superior. I'm not special because I'm autistic. My life is a lot harder than it could have been because I'm disabled and autistic. I'm special because I give 110% to everything I do and am there for my friends and family. It's NOT about what you call yourself. It's about what you do with your life. We've only got so much time here on earth. A year goes by in the blink of an eye. Don't waste it.

Hearing that woman aborted four of her baby boys absolutely broke my heart. I have two little boys under two and I just can’t imagine doing something like that….makes me sick just thinking about it

When my daughter was a pre teen she claimed to be a lesbian. Then admitted that the vast majority of her friends were also lesbian. It lasted about a year, and with my daughter being 23 now, only 1 of those friends is bisexual. It was the fad at the time. This new transgender fad is so much more dangerous, with hormone blockers and permanent surgery being involved. My daughter and her friend as preteens is proof to me that these trends are very prevalent at that age, and I'm disgusted that parents are just going along with this newest trend, causing irreversible damage to their children's bodies. This is going to cause issues in society for decades.

I'm so glad I grew up before all of this really started. I was a tomboy and probably would have been encouraged by my friends and teachers to transition.

idk how I've never heard of you before, but all the sudden your videos started popping up in my feed and I'm glad.

On the question of toilets (rest rooms) etc, the powers that be can solve the current problem very simply: (a) Biological Male only toilets, (b) Biological Female only toilets & (c) Transsexual(Woke/Confused) toilets. That way everyone should be comfortable & happy, not least when making a call of nature.

Misha is everything a modern woman can strive to be

New to the channel Greetings from Australia! 👍 Before I start my story on experiences with "Woke" I want to say what prompted me to comment in the first place. I'm pretty sure you just imprinted on my son his first preference in a woman. While watching this video my son who's 5 came into the room to ask me for a drink my male compatriots you all know the look. The eyes go wide open, mouth drops a little you get that little grin and you can't help but stare in that look of admiration, he got that little jiggle kids get when they are excited I asked if he was alright all he replied with without looking away was "Ahuh" I had to pause the video and physically wave my hand to get him to look away. I asked what he wanted he asked for a drink so I got up to get him one I realised he wasn't behind me so I returned to my office to see him still standing there doing the excited jiggle. I give him his drink and ushered him off to play the entire time he kept turning around as he left to look back at the screen I said "Mate, you sure your ok?" He stopped got that goofy kid smile and shouts "SHE SO PRETTY!" I laughed and asked "Is she mate?" And he ran off giggling. 😂 Now on to my story I have a few but this one is the most recent. I have two sons 4 & 5 my boys and I were out doing shopping on our normal weekly routine as per our routine we stop by a little park for them to run around and play after lunch now my 5yr old had made friends with a little girl 4 (according to her mother) who was playing with a baby and a pram. My son was teaching her how to properly wrap the baby and cradle it as I'd taught him to do while I was chatting to the mother. From a few benches over someone shouts in a obviously male voice "LOOKS LIKE YOUVE GOT A FUTURE TRANS KID!" I look over and peripheral says female but as I focus its DEFINITELY not. But I'm polite and I say "Excuse me, i wouldn't make those assumptions on someone you dont know let alone a child, in any case I'm 100% certain thats not true." This "woman" says in a man's voice "OH! Are you transphobic? thats probably why its hard for transphobes to accept it." I was starting to get annoyed now so i replied "WHY? Are you heterophobic? its hard for heterophobes to understand how heteros work!" Trans person approaches and starts some ehm "Scientific" tangent basically all pseudo academic bs and activist rhetoric that has no scientific value but boiled down to "He's playing with dolls he's trans" the mum of the daughter was starting to look uncomfortable because trans thing was starting to get louder and more aggressive as his tangent continued so I put myself between her and him I say to him and I use him because beside from the dress and wig it wasn't acting like a woman at all I cut him off and I said "Don't you believe kids should make their own choice on if their trans or not?" He kinda softened a little maybe he thought I'm an "ally" or something and finally for the first time puts on a feminine voice the high pitched effete snoody kind and says "Oh. Absoooolutely. I believe it's very important!" So I called out to my son and asked what is he doing he said "Playing with the baby! Its ok right?" I said "Yeah mate, what are you playing with the baby?" He says "Oh I'm just being a good dad, good dads look after babies!" Now trans person is starting to redden in face I could see he was mad and contemplating violence and previous experience with these people has taught me calming the situation down is not happening. So I opted for the next route before violence I said "Look before you do anything incredibly dumber than you already have I'm going to tell you some things 1) I can read your body language champ Id untense those leg muscles and unclench your fist before i see it as threat. 2) Your about to pick a fight with someone military trained, 7 years private sector after that, if you choose violence and I can kill you before you get your hand fully extended. SO knowing that information I suggest you think VERY carefully about what your next move is going to be, ok?" I signalled to the mother to step back and called out to my sons to stand with the lady who'd also called her daughter to her side. He began looking around I presume for "support" but it was just us everyone else at the park had "removed themselves" already I'd seen them awkwardly scurry away before when trans person originally started the "scientific" rant earlier. I asked them "Well?" They grunted. I said "Look champ I can't stand here all day I can end you or you can go about your business? I know your waiting for me to drop my guard aint going to happen, So Your choice. Walk away or violence you decide?" They tried that "Ooh you commit violence in front of children?" I said "Why not your thinking about it, im reacting to your aggression cant shield my kids from the world forever!" Trans person scoffed "Racist bigot!" And walked away. They hung around at the other end of the park furiously tapping their phone. Not wanting to leave that woman alone in the park with her daughter I got a cab to drop her and daughter home then my sons and I at the mall so we could finish our shopping. I learned a long time ago these activist woke loonies don't want peace or coexistence they don't want equal rights they want equity they want to be YOUR oppressor while you give to them and it's the same message in the other woke movements they've infiltrated and high jacked. You see it in their messaging and in the policies woke politicians push there is no middle ground, you it in the online spheres they occupy especially in the race department. the establishment has their new favourite toys of power and profit and are setting these woke groups up for the next run of hate and oppression in the west theyve now thrown woman under the bus in favour trans just like they did to masculine men and white folk once they were no longer profitable. If you listen to what they teach it's just repackage white supremacy that they used to dupe gullible white folk with all they've really done is change "you are the superior!" to "You are the victim!" I hate violence I've seen plenty of it but I have no problem dishing it out in defence of others as final solution i also recognise a situation where we arent going to be able to talk our way out of this. Tension is going to snap eventually personally I'd rather it happen before my sons have to fight in my place.

You know some days I feel old, being 31, & wish I could go back to high school. Then I hear all of this & Thank God i graduated in 2010. What an absolute mess.

It wasn't featured here, but I dm'd Misha about my experience where I was accused of harassment by my university for basically making small talk with a girl I liked. She reported me and apparently harassment is defined by the "victim", so saying hello to someone can technically be harassment. Anyway, there was a no contact agreement, which the girl broke by complimenting me and a band performance, to which I replied "thanks". I was then accused of breaking the no contact agreement and suspended from the university. I am now back but am still not allowed onto campus, otherwise I will get expelled. I know this is not directly related to the LGBT community, but the same university did NOTHING when a man was getting dick pics from another dude. Also this girl is a rich international student, so she gets more privileges. Plus the university is pretty woke and supports Pride.

In 2015 I worked at a TV station and we hired this high school girl to do part time work. She was goofy and funny to work with, considered her a friend. 2016 came around and something changed that year in school because she swallowed the feminism pill and became rude to men, always threatening men with HR complaints. I'm never going to forget that transformation, it was sad to witness. I recently found her on Tik Tok and just face palmed. She still thinks men hate her because she's a woman. No, you're being a brat, that's why people don't like you anymore.

i don't wanna be woke, i want to be sleep

Well said, young woman! Great job.

Can we just take a moment to appreciate how radiant Misha is in all of her videos!

The first time I ever heard-or saw- the phrase “folks with uteruses” used in a conversation was in a company call. I had to mute myself I was laughing so hard.

14:12 Pride dance is a dance where they exclude everyone who isn't LGBTQIAA2S+, you know, for -exclusion- inclusion. Of course, they're allowed at every other dance _also,_ but they need a special one where they don't need to be around any straight people, too. LGBTQIAA2S+ prom is ALSO a thing, and they often get a lot more budget per attendee, so they tend to be extra fancy.

My daughter is pretty sheltered as a Christian homeschooler. We were learning parts of speech one day and I asked if she knew what a pronoun was, and she said it was your gender. It's crazy how far it reaches. We have one family member that is liberal and she learned all this stuff from their daughter in a matter of a few days, which both are 9. I can't believe I have to teach my 9 year old this stuff, cause if I don't, someone else will.

I have lost many friends because I am not woke. Now I do not have many friends today, and I’m ok with it, because I won’t let people take advantage of me.

Always been a Conservative and I'm very glad that I never go close to those people. As for my woke experience: I'm Cuban but I escaped the communist dictatorship in my country and moved to Canada (Quebec). Canada was a pretty much normal country, except out of nowhere in 2016, woke stuff started to appear. I was in highschool and wasn't into politics yet (I started at 17) and I didn't even know what Feminism was. I entered a feminist group in 7th grade because I was bored at home. So, we had this trip to a feminist camp (3 days). You can imagine that we had all this feminist propaganda (women are opressed by men, blah blah blah) and on the second day at night, we had this concert in the camp. An artist named Roxanne was gonna come. So I said to the teacher "oh, a female artist is gonna come" and she replied "No, this artist is non-binary". At first, I was confused because I had never heard of that term before. I asked what it was and she said "it's a person who doesn't identify as a woman or a man". I was in utter shock and confusion, so I refused to attend such crap. Very glad I told my parents and never fell into such shit.

My ex gf came out as lesbian and I pushed back saying I think maybe she’s bi but idk about lesbian given her reasons, history, and personality. She was so upset and pissed with me. Fast forward a month and she said she wasn’t lesbian and was sorry for how she acted to me. Her and I have a complicated relationship but I had the biggest shit eating grin.

I am SO GLAD to hear I'm not the only person who went along with the woke stuff and just stayed quiet. Kids are so easily to influence its scary, and its even worse now then when I was in school. Its the same type of peer pressure bullying stuff, just with a different paint job. Well, maybe its even more scary since growing teens are messing up their hormones... Im glad to see theres still some kids who arent peer pressured into believing this stuff, even if they go along with it for conflict avoidance.

So glad that I'm not the only one who saw that pattern in the anime convention/cosplay community. That screenshot was scary accurate to what's happening. I like to cosplay and go to conventions, and I noticed that so many girls and young women identified as trans, non binary, gender fluid and with numerous pronouns. I didn't think anything of it in the beginning until almost EVERY cosplayer started doing it. It felt really off and weird like why is everyone doing it? I even see newcomers start off straight/gay and normal looking before they cut their hair, dye it bright colors, change pronouns and sexualities. It's like you can see them dive down in a rabbit hole in action. And don't get me started on how annoyingly triggered they get. If anyone makes a little mistake, like accidentally misgender someone, they lose! Their! MINDS! And this is coming from personal experience, not to me, but another cosplayer dealt with it. I had to distance myself from the community, even my cosplay online friends because of how toxic it became.

I’m so worried about this stuff with my kids. I tell them about the gender cult and the things they want to brainwash them with and ask them if anything like this ever happens in their school to let me know so I can get them out of there. I fear for our children’s future when these brainwashed kids become leaders and start doing gestapo things.

I have autism, I was diagnosed when I was in 7th grade (my elementary school sucked at mental health). When I first said something about it a person asked if I had “real autism” or “internet autism.” It’s highly unfortunate that people who are not autistic claim to be to play the victim. Most real autistic people don’t regularly play the victim and do have unique challenges and perspectives that these posers undermine.

I want to share my woke experiences in here since I saw everyone sharing theirs. This isn't as intense but mostly it comes from my own self. I was 15 years old when I started using Twitter and socializing in my fanbase when suddenly I saw a tweet saying "Put your pronouns to make trans people feel validated" and of course, I asked to myself, "Why? Is that really important?" This was all before the trans thing started becoming a "trend" (very loosely). I wasn't a conservative nor a liberal but neutral. I had dated a guy who told me that he likes wearing wigs and using makeup but being someone who was more empathetic than logical, I accepted him so this putting pronouns thing wouldn't be so bad. It feels like it was my first time being brainwashed because I saw how happy these female to male trans are and being super insecure (especially with my breasts) I felt the need to be like them. I would always seek out videos affirming my "new identity" as a man and even as far as to get my conservative friend (so lucky to have her) to call me by my "new name". She wasn't having it. As the only voice of reason, she tried her best to give me common sense and of course, when you're emotional and wants people to "accept" who you are, I felt insulted but I didn't want to push further. The longer I become obsessed with being ftm, the more I thought, "Hang on, why do I feel like this is wrong?" As someone living in a conservative country, I knew it was dangerous being constantly in fear that my family knowing that I was "trans" (I didn't change anything about my looks, I still look like a female). I kept saying to myself, "It doesn't matter if I don't look like a guy, as long as I feel like a guy then I'm a guy". Looking back, I would've called my old self crazy. It doesn't make sense. And then, I had somewhat of a realization (well, it's still worst but it's a good start) that I am still a female but I ended up calling myself gender fluid and began using she/her/he/they/them. After a week, I gave up on this whole endeavour until I stumbled upon Matt Walsh and his "What is a women" clip on YT shorts. I was slightly mad but then more conservative videos and potential I started to realize things. I began knowing both perspectives and eventually I left the left party. I become more logical and using basic knowledge of biology and common sense to keep away from anything people make up that doesn't make sense. I told my conservative friend to now call me by my actual birth name and address how I feel more happier actual accepting myself and that I do feel appreciated that she tries to snap me out from my "phase". I do still accept people's sexualities (idc if anyone is gay, lesbian or bi because im probably bi? lol) but I find the whole gender thing too much that it seriously needs to tone down a little. Kids should be free from any of these conversations, people shouldn't be so pissy about anything not catering to them and that it's better to just step away from social media and find out what's really missing instead of listening to some stranger in the internet how you should live your life. Sorry if this is lengthy. I never really told anyone else apart from my friends. It may not be interesting but I enjoy expressing my own experiences. I'm still young and there's many more things to experience. I'm so glad to have someone young from my generation like Misha.

im 34, i grew up in the myspace era where every dude had black hair and skinny jeans. we werent trying to be girls. for some reason it was just fashionable. one of my band members came out to us as a guy who wanted to be seen as a woman and we just said ok dude whatever. he changed his myspace photos and we kept playing music and nobody ever really made a big deal out of it. for some reason, i think people are now using this weird emo phase in their life as an excuse to rebel against "traditional" things. i was never really like that, and i never took it that seriously. i think i only dressed emo for about a year and a half before i grew out of it. i still listen to some of the music, but most of my friends from those days ended up being the "obama" generation - and it lead them to becoming extremely leftist. i can see a direct correlation between my "artistic" friends being leftist atheists and my more business minded friends being conservative music is a business and thats where i sit, somewhere in between the two. i have to find artists who are good, which is rare, bc they're usually poor and drug addicted. its a weird world. the ones who have a lot of money usually dont care that much about the art, or their craft . its a delicate balance - so as a producer i ended up having lots of "woke" shit coming around my way, but as i get older, the less tolerance i have for it. i try to educate these people now

I have a few, but I will tell my most extreme one. I was at the 2020 BLM protests in Austin, during the very first weekend of protests. I was with my gf at the time (she’s the one who wanted to go in the first place) and we had just gotten there and were kind of settling in. I was uncomfortable because protests were not really my thing but they were for her. She ends up walking about 10 feet in front of some pretty wild looking group of three guys on steps, wearing some strange gear. Very militant looking, had spikes and black leather. It took me about 20 seconds to realize these guys were either New Black Panthers/Black Israelites, or some similar Black Nationalist movement. They had, and I’m not joking, two young white women (19-22) and one white dude (27-32) licking their combat boots. The black nationalists laughed, and said “this is what y’all are made to do, we were the first humans we are ‘the kings!’ I sat shocked and horrified. There were some black people in the crowd who were kind of uncomfortably mumbling (keep in mind austin has half the black pop. as the national average) and there were BLM organizers for the very protest we were at on the same steps, about 15-20 feet to the left with another megaphone. Nobody called out the black nationalists. Nobody said “wtf are you doing this isn’t what this movement is about.” Everyone just kind of cringed around it. If you think this story is fake, there WAS an Infowars story on it at the time, I remember because i felt so glad there was SOME documentation of such weird shit happening.

You’re such a lovely, grounded young lady. Keep up the good work!

I don't know if it's the eyes, the hair, the lips, or the wits, but there is something about Misha that I can't resist!

I was in a philosophy of education class last semester. One week we were discussing writers such as James Baldwin. The only racism that occurred in class came from a woman with a dark complexion, who aggressively, in front of the class, directed to me that she wants ALL ‘white people’ to have calcified guilt in their hearts. Absolutely insane.

I was the only straight cis person in my hs friend group. I was always called out for it. Our group chat was called “the gays + anna”….

Glad to see someone else noticing the "folks" phenomena. I was once called somewhat "paranoid" for calling it out

this would make a nice series, you reading, commenting, and reacting to these woke experiences.

As a teacher I always find it highly fascinating how some people shape their reality off something that somebody said on TikTok. When did we give up on teaching children to think critically and take in information with a grain of salt.

If I ever am fortunate enough to get married, I am not letting any of my children anywhere near public schools

Thankyou Misha for bringing sanity in an increasingly insane world,and your wonderful youtube videos. Theres a big agenda at play behind the scenes and its ruined lives especially younger more easily convinced people. Good work by yourself!!!!😊

She didn’t kill those four baby boys because she wanted a girl. She killed them because she’s a misandrist. Start calling misandry by it’s name.

I got booted from a volunteer position with a well-known breastfeeding support community because I wouldn't work with a "trans woman" who had no children but he wanted to induce lactation to "feed babies all over the world".. Woke enough? 😂

fun fact: The girl who broke my nose in 11th grade for asking her out didn't know what a lesbian was in 9th grade. When we told her she said "that's impossible". I miss the '80's.

Hi misha, I have one so I live in australia and this stuff is pretty common here too, once a year we learn sex ed and this starts at about year 4/10 years old but half of sex ed isn’t even telling us about puberty but about people gender identity and transgender and how its ok to change genders if you’re not comfortable in your gender. Most of my class thinks this is so stupid now that we have matured but when we were in year 4,5 we thought this was all normal and some even thought that they were boys bc of what the teachers were teaching us. Another strange thing is that when talking about puberty instead of saying “Girl” or “female” our teachers have to go by “ physical female”. This is so stupid and I’m scared for the little kids at my school that also have to learn about this and be brain washed.

I got called a 'pick me' cause I said sometimes women are in the wrong too. 😀😀👍