Yes. Very much.

I thought you said "are we licking buttholes" and I was shocked

change to "hello, butthole lickers"

Noah calls us underachievers so buttholes is okay. 😂😂😂

I have been called worse 😜

Yes it is a Greek word and is the feeling of general discomfort.

oop

Different types of dysphoria! Gender Euphoria is the feeling of "oh fuck! There's a word for how I feel! Thank god! I'm not what people say I am! Thank god! Jesus christ! Aaauuuuu!! Fuck! People might call me he/him! People might finally see me a way that makes me comfortable! Fuck yeah!!!!!" I'm extremely dysphoric. Not good feelings. But I know euphorics.

​@@ineverreply6372 There are so many people who will recognize and validate your gender. I hope that you find your People and can live a less dysphoric life very soon. Love you, dude. You are incredibly valid.

Yes exactly the opposite

holy shit this is a really good example 😤😭

The thing is I used to do this in grade school on purpose and wear it like that the entire day. But granted, my feet are messed up.

A threat to societyTM I sincerely hope that you’re skin gets a little tighter every day (Jk my guy have a nice day)

A threat to societyTM that means a lot, thank you

Ugh I feel uncomfortable even thinking of this D: happy he doesn't experience it as often anymore.

hell yeah

this is how i feel about it as well!! i went through female puberty (im nb), and female hormones are AWFUL, i can’t imagine being MTF and willingly injecting myself with extra hormones every week, it’s hard enough dealing with them on birth control!

@@ellespoonies ikr!! It's like purposely going through pain twice just so they could feel free and normal again! They really need much more appreciation..

Thank you! It really does suck bad.

Thanks for giving me my medal, I needed it lol

Burrito I thought gossip made his bellybutton smelly.

Lando Polaroid that’s cursed.

Lmao same I’m so stupid

Hahha same!

Me too at first. You're not alone!

I shave my toes when I shave my legs!

Anne Harrison I’ve never even considered that people didn’t have hair on their toes... lmao

Thinderella EDwards me too

Same. I’ve always had hair on all the places he mentioned.

I just realised I had hair on my toes. I've never shaved my legs. I'm 14. The only thing I've shaved is my armpits and I do that rarely so I often have really hairy arm pits. Besides that I love huge jumpers I bought an extra large jumper from the ensure section and I love that thing.

big mood

Noah has taught him well!

Same

This was the first time I watched his video & the "butthole" word on a high volume made my eyes pop!!

Same

If someone is a transgender female they are mtf if someone is a transgender male theyre ftm

Kazo Kazo10 I was so confused about that the longest time, but at some point I got it (:

@@theunicorn1167 same with me

I used to get it mixed up when I was way younger and just learning about transgender people even existing. The way I found to make it easy to remember is this: If transgender male referred to a male-to-female person then by calling them a transgender man you are directly misgendering them in the title. It's still calling them a man, you've just acknowledged they chose to transition. But plenty of trans people choose to identify as a trans man or trans woman and it's highly unlikely a group of people would use words to identify themselves that directly deny their identity. Another language-based way to see it is because the way English works, the words 'transgender woman' essentially breaks down into 'a woman who transitioned gender'. Because 'transgender' comes first it states that the subject of the title (the subject being 'man' or 'woman') would have transitioned genders ('trans' being derived from Latin which essentially means 'across' or 'beyond'. Another English word 'transition' is also derived from 'trans' and is commonly used in sentences like "He transitioned from bus route to bus route until he made it to his destination" or "Her expression transitioned from delight to pure shock." When you put 'gender' behind 'trans' it means they 'went across gender' or in common terms 'transitioned gender'.) In that sense even on a language level it wouldn't make sense. If the subject hasn't transitioned genders there would be no reason to call them transgender and the subject is in present tense (as implied by the lack of a past tense signifier) so it would be talking about their current gender. Which seeing as they've transitioned would be the opposite of their birth. Hence MTF being transgender woman and vice versa (And no I'm not trans med I'm not talking about surgical transition. This section is purely on the language rules surrounding the label itself. Its actually why 'transexual' is considered outdated bc the language directly implies they have to have changed their sex (sex being genitals/chest/biology and gender being the thing u identify as and present as)) TLDR - Easiest way to remember is that someone who identifies as a woman probably wouldn't go around calling themselves a 'man'. Plus linguistics.

Omg same, I’ve got it now

TRUE

You flirt

So pretty

Yeah he is sooooo handsome

YES!!

yup. cracked me up.

same

Yeah, that voice with his accent is killing me. :)

"He"

@@stanalex4544 it's a he not a she dumbass

I apreciate you getring your answers feom youtubers who make esucation their job and not random trans people you come across.

@@ashenrose2262 that sentence was just *Mmmm grammar*

@@bruhhelp7396 it was more like: *mmm spelling*

To be honest, I wish people would ask these questions rather than others. Talking about the effects of hormones is fun (for me at least) and makes you feel like a scientist. I had a good chat with some of my cis female friends and about periods and we both benefitted from the conversation. It's much preferable to some of the intrusive questions we DO get asked! Believe me, people ask some messed up questions. The worst questions are about sexuality, childhood and transphobia in the news.

Now he's handsome

@@thunderusnight guys can be pretty too. On the cute side of handsome.

@Zara Gupta no he's not ❤

@Zara Gupta no ❤

@Zara Gupta that's a man ❤

Saame

Same.

Everyone has hairy toes no need to wax

Yeah I shave mine with the rest of my legs

the important part is i hope you don't wax your crotch that hair is important health wise haha it also shocks me and makes me happy i have hair on my toe knuckles, as a trans dude, all my body hair is pretty welcome, even the sweat absorbers

Saame

Me too

Me too 😂

It's Greek for unhappynes/depressing... simply the opposite of euphoria

what

I agree. DYSPHORIA IS SATAN IN HIS PUREST FORM!!!!

I like waffles but pancakes are better sorry

@thunderus Night You’re entitled to your own wrong opinion

I know this was commented a year ago but this is just the sweetest comment. I hope you guys worked out.

@@thelich781 yeah me too can we get an update?

Yea we need some updates

aaa update ?

@Fck Corona nerd

The only possible way I can think of being happy from it is if you get rid of it. you are technically happy because it’s gone but that unhappiness was caused by you having it and then not as well. I’m sorry I don’t know what my point was anymore.

Wait, wait! I think I have it; the happiness from it being gone was only caused by it being there in the first place.

@@HiBuddyyyyyy another thing is if you are in denial of being trans because you haven’t felt dysphoria in a while you might have some relief when you feel it, obviously the cons out way the pros there 1000 to 1 but still

I learned so much having a very patient trans friend that gave me the room to say a lot of stupid shit

@yandrsupreme Kind of backwards what you said up there. Liking "boy" things isn't the same as feeling like a boy. Also most of society hates/fears trans people, hates/fears them way more than femme gays or butch lesbians. There are even "feminists" who don't recognise their existence. So it's not like they are choosing the "easy" way towards societal intergration. So what you are saying doesn't really make sense.

@yandrsupreme I don't disagree that gender stereotypes are a thing and that they are hard to shake off. But no one goes under Kim Kardashian's instagram saying she's struggling under the burden of society and that she should be abolishing gender. So I think it's unfair that a lot of trans people have to deal with this critisism.

@yandrsupreme As a trans man, with trans friends, I don't feel like this is true. Yes gender stereotypes are smothering and unhelpful, but dysphoria is real and not necessarily related to how you want to fit in with society. Since starting my transition I have actually felt more comfortable with embracing what would traditionally be called my feminine side, because when I was being hypermasculine it was performative - so that people wouldn't misgender me... if that makes sense? It wasn't that I liked masculine things so I thought 'gosh I should be a man so I may be allowed to like masculine things' it was more like 'gosh I am a man, but I present as a female to people around me, so I better double down on masculine things so people stop thinking I am a woman'. I have never felt like my love of certain traditionally masculine activities etc. has defined my gender, in the same way my love of traditionally feminine things is still not defining my gender. Sorry this answer is a bit circuitous.

@Herbert Munson I've not heard of a trans woman disrespecting cis women. I don't think that's a common thing. Also, dysphoria occurs "naturally" and I don't see how them being their truest selves equates to disrespecting mother nature. Try to have a little more empathy for this minority group that already suffers enough.

same here dude..

Ay, what's wrong with being a girl. I wish I was a girl. Once you become a dude, you'd never receive a message again. your likes drops down to 5 per week.

@@leihejun844 huh?

@@leihejun844 wtf lol

@@milo1793 dudes get no attention, they chase all their life. gal is better, stay gal.

I also heard that men generally have larger tear ducts than women so tears don't overflow as much. Idk i was randomly looking at the science of crying, very interesting and surprisingly comforting.

A year late but I also hear it's mutch easier to cry after going on estrogen. Easily on E as I hear people cry over what they say is nothing on it

im a trans girl still stuck with T and sometimes i feel like im supposed to cry, but tears just won't come. T also makes your skin less sensitive, so sometimes someone will tickle me and ill laugh even though i don't feel it that much, because i know somehow that im supposed to be more sensitive.

The chemicals involved in sending signals to the tear ducts are heightened by the female hormones. Physical men cey less and they take more emotional stress to cause crying. So yes women cry more but men feel the same emotions at the sane level so if a significant other of yours brings up your lack of tears now you have S C I E N C E.

Guy here, I get kinda mad when I'm sad and I don't like that about myself.

MKGF Yeah! I was thinking the same thing. Like, “uh, where’s my text homie!?” Lol

I know what an asshole i mean give a brother a call damn it

Lmao

oop

I read it again and went "I had that question too!"

I am the one I should love the most same

OOP

That is absolutely awful. That teacher should be fired. If you ever choose to transition, know that, while there will always be transphobes, there will also always be people that support you. And choosing to stay in the closet does not make you weak. If you are an adult, gender therapy is a great resource. Or, if your under safe you can still go, bug your parents would have to know.

Is it ok to call you Mr Abbott?

I've sub'd to your chan btw.

i can really empathize with that, cause its so scary to put yourself out there and be met with rejection. you didn’t deserve to be treated that way, no one does. just know that you are not alone and you deserve to be able to present in whatever way makes you happiest. i would recommend looking into support groups for trans/questioning people in your area. i wish you all the best. 💖

I'm sorry your teacher did that. But if you feel as though you're a guy, then you are regardless of what you look like on the outside, or what anyone says

Also they tend to be more aware of their appearance

We as British people actually have attractive voices? I mean, I'm female and ALL my American friends are obsessed with my accent •~•

Valid argument. Although I would say more 'cute' than 'sexy!

@@randomlilith Yes, British accents are wonderful

British accents are very soothing to me most of the time. Something about them is calming

Any white person** I do not find English accents sexy 💀💀

I didn't like it, but it was funny somehow? I am confused as well.

M

Same.

I was thinking the same thing! It really is the energy and the mannerisms. And I agree that it's a compliment. :)

The eyes too!

Agree. It's totally that.

British

Oh lord, this makes so much sense given my huge raging DT obsession. I'm mad for both of them

YES

yeah that’s a good way to describe it

the most masculine names of all XD

My chin hair is Bob, though sometimes his friend Jim joins.

What wonderful lads

I named my first (and for a long time only) chin hair Rex!

He he he

Now you know they can have boners. I'm joking haha

Fazerella wait, not trying to say anything but why would THIS video answer your questions about your students? These are pretty strange questions

@@TA-yf3bd "how informative your videoS are" referring to the videos in a generic sense, not just this one.

Fazerella oh sorry

I wish the teachers here would be like you. Almost in japan a lot of people don't even know that it really exist and not onely in animes.(i am in japan for 3 months to learn the linguage.)(trans pre-t)

That's how I got here. I'm a straight cis lady with a David Tennant crush. Jamie's even cuter.

I’m the opposite. I’m gay. I see a cute girl, i clicks.

I‘m both. I‘m pansexual. I see a cute [insert gender] I click.

The Unicorn Honestly same, buddy.

Isadora Lotti *high fives *

bruh that's literally the only thing I dont understand *why yall hate your wrists*

Y'all made my wrists feel weird.

My wrists are too big -,_,-

Both

I don't know if I even think in my own voice...

Aurora T. that had me rolling lmao 😂😂

I don't really think in a voice it's like a silent pronunciation kinda? Does that make sense? No? Good.

@@thunderusnight Actually, I feel that.

chunky funni word lmao

Nobody Fingers: haha fingers go chunky

*_c h o n k_*

Agreed!

Hey me too, and I agree!

Yes!

Very true.

Seems like a street but still seems more like a Noah thing

Georgie Cole Woah, this confuses me even more?! But it's cute I think??

Rassgat rassgat (cute butthole)

this can be true, but we younger people don't really use it, its mostly older people (I'm from Iceland)

In my country "little poop" is term of endearment, so I get it, lol

iroh be like: ah yes, I've been on tea for many years now

I agree

I am a woman and I think you’re hot and a very nice guy!

Makes sense.

I'm a sis man and I agree.

i mean, you’re not wrong

He looks more male then a male can be a male.

Honestly

It's the hair I guess

Grass Soda YES

I thought he kinda looks like Daniel Radcliffe but I can def see David too lol

@@bm4299 like if somehow David and Daniel managed to have a child together 😊 Even his voice is sort of between the two.

But he's Jammie Dodger so he's obviously Matt Smith if he's any Doctor. 😉

OMG II LOVE THIS IDEA! We're biscuits!

This is a wonderful idea

I like that

+

But-but- *I wanna be a butthole*

Sameeeeeeeeee

It's a good one

Thought exactly the same thing 😂

OMG YEAH

Yes

FSKCN

when i see people that lose weight its the same, the first thing i notice is their face, the confidence, how much happier they are in their own skin. when you look at his pre-trans pics there is so much discomfort on his face, its like he is lost and can't find himself.

Agreed: It's first and foremost about the charisma, vibes and aura of someone who transitions, transitioned or wants to do so, that changes their appearance through character and happiness and strongly influences their looks, too!

nah mate I think its the hormones. Trans women seem to always have such glowing skin but....they're on estrogen. doctors put ladies on birth control to clear up their skin so...trans women are basically getting hyper doses. idk about trans men but....well I would guess getting major doses of T, to whatever point you like, probably also makes you more attractive.....we in general like those who are very sexually dimorphic....very female looking or very male looking.

No I doubt it. Being your true self doesn't make u shine. But I hope you get to feel like your true self one day. You go.💟💟💟

@@Renxo761 please before you spew crud go educate yourself. Let me explain how you are misinformed. My son is transgender. Before he was his true self he looked more masculine, was taller than most men, and his voice was a deeper octave than most females but was definitely a female in outward appearance. When he began the process of transitioning his Dr did lots of tests. The easiest one to explain was his natural no t testosterone levels. They were high and not just non typical high for a female but high for a teenage boy, and he was a teenager at the time. According to his Dr the results from those tests that showed he had very other gender attributes normally is something they see a lot in people who are transgender. So let's go back to your line of thinking, if God makes no mistakes and someone who is born outwardly the gender they know they shouldn't be and tests ran by drs show there is biological reasoning for that, doesn't that mean God made them that way? And if he made them that way and he is infallible, are you not yourself questioning God and going against him by spewing uneducated crud? Let's for a minute stand back and look at why God would make them that way. Could it be to show uneducated bible thumpers tolerance and that they have strayed off the path to righteousness by judging others in a way that NO ONE but God should judge. To truly believe in God is to not question him and knowing that science and medicine shows they are made that way, and since God made everything he obviously created everything we look at scientifically and medically, why would you claim to know what God wants when you yourself are obviously questioning his knowledge in such things. Please stop judging others, leave that to God, he knows what he is doing and all his children are made the way he intended even if his intention is for them to have journey to be their true selves.

Ryan 1234 I have the same thing but with my feet as well And they might get “bigger” because you’ll gain weight

Dysmorphia*

Alejandra Rojas ?

@@aleracecar no, dysphoria

Alejandra Rojas nope. Dysphoria is the discomfort trans people feel. Can be in relation to their body, their voice, the way society treats and views them, what theyre called, etc. Dysmorphia is not at all the same thing

Alex the Trans Swimmer I think they also have are hard time thinking of it as permanent. So it sounds like a cool experience to be the opposite sex, when they don't realize that no, you're stuck that way and it really sucks.

The way I imagined it is being trapped in the wrong body. Like, how in Freaky Friday they're trapped in two different bodies. Maybe that's weird.

This. This is the best explanation I feel like to get cis ppl to wake up and understand

Except for those of us who don't feel like we'd be bothered either way. I mean bearing babies was pretty magical, but that's over now, and post-40 men get so much a better deal, I'd take it.

haha, TRANSparent

I'm not out as trans to my family. My grandma always tells me that I am "such a pretty girl". So..yeah...it triggers me a lot

La Re damn I’m sorry I hope you’re okay. You’re valid no matter what ❤️

Oh my gosh yes it does. I'm trans ftm and even though I'm out to my parents they refuse to call me a boy. I hate seeing or hearing or reading any female words. It's really triggering.

Weirdly, the "You were so beautiful" thing doesn't bother me much, because I guess I did look good when I still presented as feminine. It ultimately wasn't who I truly was, but that doesn't mean I couldn't have been perceived as attractive. Heck, if I met a woman now who looked the way I looked back then, I'd be super down to date her. What bothers me greatly is when people say shit like "It's a shame" or "What a waste" or any variations of that though. I can't even put into words what goes through my mind when I get a comment of that kind, but just... No. Stop.

@@nixx4736 THIS. I'm out to everyone and have been on T for three years, but literally my mom and my brother, the only really close family members I have, are the only ones still calling me by my old name, and there's a handful of other people (the two of them, as well as some co-workers) referring to me as 'she', sometimes WHILE I'M IN THE SAME ROOM, and it's just soul crushing. I've protested in the beginning, but just gotten shit for it and be told not to make a fuss, so I'm silent for now. I just hope they'll stop once my name and sex are changed on my official documents, or else I'll have to cut them out of my life, which I really really don't want to do.

Right? It came up and I was like, "wait, what, why?" but then I watched it and I agree he's charming and engaging.

Looking at your shoulders and thinking they are wide is not necessarily ‘shoulder dysphoria’ ?? May be you just have wide shoulders, or maybe you just see you shoulders as wide.

Flameboy no I meant I looked and tried to pretend they were wide

@@dan5721 what? Are you trying to say you understand trans people and dysphoria because you identify as having wider shoulders?

Swimming is great for building shoulders and chest. It doesn't put as much strain on XX bones as weightlifting, but if you're still in your teenage growth years it can really make a difference to the shape of your shoulders and chest - the actual bone structure, not just the muscles overlaid on it.

"oh about 5000"

Same

He must have a huge contact list

same. He is like a male fairy that sees when trans people get dysphoric and comes down to comfort them