if they want one in the political sense: Espirito Santo - Brazil (state flag)

the pink lion on the Spanish flag would like a word with your brother

Even if he's talking about national flags only the flag of Mexico also has pink flowers on the cactus so he's wrong anyway

Don’t forget Demigirl

Many nation flags have hints of pink, like the Spanish lion, or the Mexican flag sometimes having cactus flowers depicted as a redish-pink.

OMG what - really? That's kinda stupid lmao

Omg no way! Maybe because AFAB NB are female? And maybe even AMAB NB are male? NO WAY. Man you acting like men don’t have penises. Really? When someone identifies as NB their dick just shrinks and their just flat down there? Stop acting like men dont have biological differences to women.

yeah it's as if they think that nonbinary people lean more in the direction of whatever gender they were assigned at birth, like AFAB nonbinary people are "more female" than AMAB nonbinary people, when in reality someone's sex doesn't make their gender any less relevant. if they're including trans women and AFAB nonbinary people, AMAB nonbinary ppl should be included as well

I agree, although just to play devil's advocate, maybe their thought is that AFABs have some things in common with cis women on the physical side (e. g. reproductive rights issues) that AMAB enbies wouldn't have. Basically trans women have gender in common with cis women, and AFAB enbies have sex in common with cis women, so therefore everyone at Wellesley has something in common with cis women? I'm not saying that's the right way to do it, just that it's possible to find some sort of logic in it if you try.

@@electronics-girl - It's super hard to know where to draw the line in these situations - they have actively tried to be inclusive by expanding their definition of Women in the ways you mention and I think you are spot on with your analysis of their reasoning. If there were only Womens and Mens Colleges then that would still be problematic for Non Binary people but most are Co-Ed so there are plenty of options. I honestly dont think they would have had any real problems had they expanded the definition to include all Non-Binary (except with Right Wing Pundits) but I do understand why they drew the line where they did given they are a Womens College.

THIS

i’m nonbinary and AFAB and currently feel more comfortable in women’s spaces (because i’ve not been able to medically transition yet, and i present pretty fem a lot), but the exclusion of amab nonbinary people is so gross and icky. like…i’m not closer to a woman than they are, they’re as nonbinary as i am. either include all of us, or don’t bring nonbinary people into this. all they had to do, as you said, is just to just say “nonbinary people who feel like they belong in this community” and it’d be all good. but ONLY afab nonbinary people who fit that? gross. nonbinary people aren’t a “lite” or “diet” version of their assigned gender. sure, some might enjoy labelling themselves as that (some days i do feel like diet woman, and find it entertaining to talk about it in those terms), but we as a community shouldn’t be treated like that

@@poisonedkilljoy9304 Exactly! I'm also AFAB and nonbinary, so I love when women's or men's only spaces include nonbinary people because there aren't really any nonbinary people only spaces, but saying only AFAB nonbinary is gross. At least they're trying....?

I think that the problem with that story was that they were circumnavigating a pretty weird blob, it being a women's only college. Seems that they either settled on: either your gender or your sex has to be female (cis women, trans women, AFABs of any kind) which is very weird but at least has some basis in structure, or they appeased grandfather issues (as in: what if someone comes out/turns out as non-binary after performing female beforehand? You would neither want to kick them out nor stuff them in the closet, so this phrasing would cover the edge case. And yeah, it looks crappy. But the overall change is far better than what you'd expect from "all women's college".

The thing that is being missed is that the "assigned female at birth" part is in the current policy. The student vote mentioned was to expand that to include all trans and non-binary people, including trans men. The vote was non-binding on the college though and I haven't seen anything to indicate what the school plans to do.

Did you play Pokemon Diamond and Pearl?

I'm not trans but constantly play as male characters, my Simself (Sims 3) is switched to male and named Bo. I play as male in Animal Crossing, Minecraft and all the Choices books I read/play (that I can play as a male, a gay male) but I'm strait.

@@ninjoshday I went by "Nick" (male version of my middle name), but when I got older and finally found out what transitioning was, I did a little research and chose the name Luke. And everyone that either knew me from before transition, or if I'm telling someone I'm trans, they always tell me that it fits me! So I guess I picked a good one. Still not sure if I will even take a middle name though.

@@charlottesmom I have very bad news

@@HelloSpaceDuck , tell me...☺️😊 But seriously, I've been married for 35 years, have three grown sons, dress "female-ish" (I do love oversized comfy clothes and have bought myself exlarge men's hoodies but most of my clothes are ladies stuff). I have no gender dysmorphia I love my female parts, so no trans feelings...I think I just relate more to males, always have, but have no desire to be one. I just think playing games as a male character is fun, males to me are more interesting than females. 👍🏻😊

Kids can be so amazing! I'm so glad that little human saw you for the amazing being that you are. ❤ I hope the dad just dropped it after you pointed out it was ok! 😊 You are loved! ❤

on a random note, enby to enby, using NB as a shortcut actually isn’t the correct shortcut, the correct one is enby, the reason is because NB originally was from that black community and ment non-black, so using it as a shortcut for non-binary takes away it’s original meaning. :) -you’re friendly neighborhood gay

as an enby with a native language that has the same rules (czech) i feel u so much, i use basically any pronouns and it's ok when someone keeps calling me by only one variation, but i feel so much joy when someone uses he/him or others i don't hear that often. Thanks for sharing:)

I work in customs brokerage and my brain dead brain can only translate NB to northern border right now.

@@Sh1garak1s_alt I didn't know that, but from now on I will use enby and not NB!

Amazing! Hope they help!

I'm so glad!! That's awesome:)

Congrats! I hope you'll have a good experience

Congrats I’m so happy for you!

Thank you all i plan on ordering a pair or two after i get my next check

I personally really like the name Nathaniel

I also like the name Nathaniel, but I have my own list of names I hate for no reason

Nathaniel is a perfectly decent name.

For me. I heard my new name from a voice I heard that was calming me down when i was having a panic attack.

I like Nathaniel, tell him your other option was richard so that he thinks you made a very good choice

Shoutout to my parents for getting my name and pronouns right even when I was very obviously baked and probably thought I couldn't hear them and wouldn't remember it.

Shout out to the messes, like me I'm genetically intersex and an nb and idefk what that makes me, am I cis nb? Is that allowed? I am confusion

Shoutout to YOU as well for your kind-hearted shoutouts!!

Shoutout to my parents who don't speak english well and sometimes use my preferred pronouns without knowing by accident

​@@ConstantChaos1 - Labels don't matter. Sure, they can help to describe yourself. But at the end of the day, you're just you, and you don't need a fancy label to put you into a box of who you are. Identify however the hell you want. That's the beauty of this diverse world. ❤️

You're making me wonder now. I know in English I've seen Mx when someone doesn't want to be Mr. or Miss/Mrs, is there a French equivalent? Or do you still have to choose between Mme/Mlle and M if neither really fits?

I actually don’t know, I tend to go by more masculine terms so I picked monsieur, but like I said I have no idea if there’s a word for that

​@@bunhelsingslegacy3549French here, sadly there isn't anything. Everything is gendered and there is no nb pronoun. A part of the community is advocating for "iel", but it's not well received and has little to no hope of ever making it official, imo. Even most french nbs I know don't like iel...

@@GreyPunkWolf Yeah I kinda get why, sounds to my mostly anglophone ear like if you smash "her" and "him" together and get "herm" which soulds kinda offputting, I'm glad in English we at least have a gender-neutral plural, even if I lost marks in high school in the 90s for using it for an unknown singular rather than defaulting to "he" cause I always thought that was an unfair assumption so now I'm happy it's become common. In the same vein, one thing that always irriated me about French plural was how if there was a million women and one man in a group, the group gets male plural. Or at least that's what I was taught thirty-mumble years ago by French-speaking people in Ontario, though the curruculum was Parisian French rather than Quebecker French, I didn't learn that till university :)

:D

:D

:D

Idk i feel like Jeffrey Dahmer wasn't super valid with the whole eating people part but otherwise I get what you mean

Thank you :D

Happy second birthday/rebirthday!

So happy for you😊. Mine is the same day as my birthday 😊

@@juliamrn5812 Happy belated birthday and biHRTday!

I like my birthday date, so intend to count starting HRT as a rebirth, and start exactly on my first birth date.

I will cue up the song Celebration. Let’s get this party started. 🥳

😂 It's the best part isn't it?

My housemate and I had a talk about how I wore dresses but I am non-binary. She said I was female due to my clothes I wore. I then pointed out several men, fashion designers, who wore dresses. She sort of gets it now. I feel like the majority of people my age or older don't get that not everyone who is under the Trans umbrella is wanting surgery or hormones. All I want is peace inside myself. I want to not want to feel like waking up is a curse.

A while back (before my egg cracked), I encountered a "beard and dress" person in the men's room. It took me one or two seconds to process, and then I was like, "Okay, doesn't affect me", and proceeded to go find a urinal.

Becoming a trans masc femboy so you can be a man in dress but not how transphobes think just to extra fuck with their heads

"The pure POWER!"

I support you. Janus is a great name

@@GhostW1thTheMost that’s a good one

Janus like the romans god? It is simply perfect... i love it

@Luca Baroni yeah! The roman god Janus, besides my friends love calling me J-anus as a funny joke, and I'm cool with it

@@jamconjax3452 wait, I just looked it up and Janus is the God of transitions. Epic gamer move, sorry about the previous comment.

Ugh i can relate to that and that sucks, sending lots of love

Sincerest condoleances for your mood. Glad to hear you're feeling better now!

I like doing KZfaq polls, and found one asking what you identify as. The comments were horrible, only 5% put trans or other to :(. Hope you're feeling better.

@@skygazer6082 yeah, this was something similar. I think the question was "should teachers be fired for misgendering their students" (obviously meant as repeatedly and on purpose) and only 5% said yes :/

Got recommended a TERF vid not so long ago so I feel your pain :(

Congrats! Hope it heals well!

You feel amazing?? I mean I'm so glad but doesn't it hurt rn? 😭 Regardless I wish you a quick and painless recovery 💙

@@LoveWolf2101 It definitely hurts, but I have good meds. The mental and emotional satisfaction are amazing. So much euphoria!

Hey, good on you, love 🙂 Hope you’re doing alright ❤️

I mean, when you're having fun while learning you do remember stuff easier. Its why some people remember lyrics of songs they heard years ago but not the name of someone who introduced themselves 30 min ago. At least in my case :P

I think I learn something new each time I watch one of Jamie's videos

With how they've been used to also harass and propagandize, it's a mixed bag.

😂😂😂 love this!

that is such a sick name!

@@MarimbaBurd thank you!! 🥰

If you want it as a name, then it's actually a name. My roommate changed hers to Kitnoki and is happy. Everyone calls me Typhin, but I plan on using Stephanie as a legal name when I change mine, for a couple reasons. "Typhin" is both an online name and a "for friends" name for me. Stephanie would fulfill the same role Steven does now, it's just a "public" name, and I like the idea of it highlighting how little changed about the person that is "me". I didn't become a totally new person when I came out as trans, I just was willing to show more about what has always been inside. ...That, and because I came up with Typhin back around 1996 before voice chat was popular, I didn't realize that the way it's spelled leads people to pronounce it differently than I did. So people would constantly be calling me "Tie-fin" instead of "Tiff-in". >.

I mean if it makes you happy that seems the most important part to me. Because of the concept of wish names, most common names are nouns anyway

I liked Marimba's comment, but I wanted to say as well: That is such a cool name! 🌟

Congrats! I hope that things go smoothly for you when that 2 year marker comes around.

congrats on the changed ID and supportive friends!

@@TransmascWantsChickenStrips Thank you :)

That one friend is a walking W

@@josephhorn7229 The one who expects his parents to do everything for him and shows off how little he does? The one who thinks there's no thing as sexism? I guess you could be a fan of him. Not doing anything, living off anyone who somehow still cares about him. It isn't a bad live lol, not the one I'd like to live tho (I kinda want to have friends)

@@bioinvasion_ what's machism?

I've seen you comment on other videos but this is the first time I have seen your comment before transphobes flood the replies and your comment made me feel a little bit less hopeless, which doesn't sound like an achievement but it absolutely is.

Omg that's amazing to hear!

Congrats on his surgery! I've been on HRT for almost 17 years. I'm glad he's getting his surgery done! 💚

Thats great news! Hopefully the transphobes will mind their own business for once and not flood this reply section with their bs.

But perhaps....... mirrors are portals to other worlds and vampires weren't invited over the threshold???

I thought, it had to do with them not possessing souls (as opposed to living people).

I tried so hard to get my friends and family to help me choose a name, mostly because it sounded like a fun thing to do. None of them would jump in and help T_T

@@NoxBVansyn ah I didn't ask my friends all just got excited and pinned names to me lmao.

@@ShaSha-lex nice lol

I love this comment. I didn't discover that being trans was "a thing" until I was in my late 20's, but when I was in my mid-teens, I had a group of online friends (AOL chat rooms - yes, I'm old) who all decided to play a game where we guessed each other's real names. Most of them said that they thought my name was probably some variation of "Alex" (I was 16 at the time, and am a month from 39 now) and when I came across information about being trans in my early 30's, that is the name I chose. It felt so right for me. Officially, I go by Alexander, but everyone close to me calls me Alex. It always takes me back to my teens ("the good 'ol days") when someone says "Alex!" to get my attention. Names we choose, ourselves, hold so much more power than the ones we're assigned, even (or maybe *especially*) when we had/have friends who guided us toward the name we chose. Edit: Typo correction.

@@AlexanderStark This comment thread is driving me nuts because I have a favorite character in a video game that is named Alexander. Every repetition of the name makes me smile harder.

Buying 365 t-shirts in slightly diff shades so that they go through the whole rainbow in a year, but day to day look identical to most people

personally i (nonbinary transmasc) went for the “i’ll change my middle name too! and sometimes go by that because i CAN!” this has also led to some hilarious moments in starbucks where it has been misheard. My middle name is Quinn, i use it pretty frequently, and i have been referred to as “Quinnie” (this is new. I am also autistic, so…i guess they clocked that?), “Will” (no idea how that happened), and also, somehow…”Twink”. This one confuses me the most

I changed my name and midle name. I would like to use my midle name as a nickname, it might however be too dificult to say

Unfortunately, I used to choose a username that was based on my real name. Now that my real name is changing, I need to change all of those usernames, but some sites don't let you change your username. (My username only had my first initial, so if I'd picked a name that started with the same letter, I would have been okay. But I had to go and pick a completely different name, and make things more difficult for myself.)

My username in teens was Elex, long before I knew I was trans And now my legal name is Alexander lmao

My Unser name for everything is Annabeth because of Percy Jackson, now I’m questioning my gender and idk what to change it to and I can’t change it with my PARENTS and BROTHERs or NEICES(10, live in Texas, homophobic) be like why did you change your username to this😢 so I’m stuck

Yup it's completely free, you just need the right words, 2 long term friends, and some signatures

@@WolfgangDoW exactly! Admittedly I spent about £4 on some nice fancy looking thick paper, but I now have 10 "original" documents with paper left over (it's fun to print "certificates" on it for kids when they do something especially good haha)

Damn.... Never thought of it that way

Cissies...

thank you bildgesmythe

Self-checkout? 🤔

@@MossyBear yeah.

@@MossyBear As in "unaliving" onesself.

@@dustygania2425 a women pretending to be a woman

​@@tiffprendergast nah that's not what it means. maybe get good

@@dustygania2425 "What do you mean "what a trans person is"?" Again? You alreasy know very well what transgenders are. let us see it once and again, shall we? Transgender individuals (TIs) show brain-structural alterations that differ from their biological sex as well as their perceived gender. To substantiate evidence that the brain structure of TIs differs from male and female, we use a combined multivariate and univariate approach. Gray matter segments resulting from voxel-based morphometry preprocessing of N = 1753 cisgender (CG) healthy participants were used to train (N = 1402) and validate (20% holdout N = 351) a support-vector machine classifying the biological sex. As a second validation, we classified N = 1104 patients with depression. A third validation was performed using the matched CG sample of the transgender women (TW) application sample. Subsequently, the classifier was applied to N = 26 TW. Finally, we compared brain volumes of CG-men, women, and TW-pre/post treatment cross-sex hormone treatment (CHT) in a univariate analysis controlling for sexual orientation, age, and total brain volume. The application of our biological sex classifier to the transgender sample resulted in a significantly lower true positive rate (TPR-male = 56.0%). The TPR did not differ between CG-individuals with (TPR-male = 86.9%) and without depression (TPR-male = 88.5%). The univariate analysis of the transgender application-sample revealed that TW-pre/post treatment show brain-structural differences from CG-women and CG-men in the putamen and insula, as well as the whole-brain analysis. Our results support the hypothesis that brain structure in TW differs from brain structure of their biological sex (male) as well as their perceived gender (female). This finding substantiates evidence that TIs show specific brain-structural alterations leading to a different pattern of brain structure than CG-individuals. Source: neuropsychopharmacology -> Biological sex classification with structural MRI data shows increased misclassification in transgender women

@@dustygania2425 And: However, Riley’s brain didn’t develop as male during gestation and was mapped as female. We know from advances in neuroscience the past few decades that the differences between male and female brains are not insignificant - it influences everything from color perception to taste, scent, emotional reaction, empathy levels, rationality levels, pain tolerance, vocal inflection, and a host of many other factors. This is easy to see on an MRI - male and female brains respond differently to different stimuli. The largest study documenting the extent of the differences between male and female brains was done by Dr. Daniel Amen, who analyzed 26,000 people and found that the male brain has heightened activity in regions “associated with visual perception, tracking objects through space, and form recognition” and are 8% to 10% larger in mass size, while the female brain shows more overall activity, as well as increased blood flow in 112 out of 128 brain regions. Riley’s parents realized this when they discovered her at 2 years old in the shower holding clippers against her penis saying, “It doesn’t go there.” She kept insisting she was a girl. Sure enough, a lot of medical tests later, that turned out to be the case. That means that, in this case, the physiological sex mapping of the brain is different from the biological sex of the body. Riley’s brain is wired as female despite having XY chromosomes. There is no question about it. It’s a fundamental, scientific, indisputable fact. It is not a mental disorder. She is not confused. Her brain is of the same structure as the typical woman. A century ago, she would have been written off as crazy or disturbed but our understanding of the interesting outcomes of biology now let us know that it’s a very real condition based upon demonstrable facts. Source: joshuakennon -> The 6 Most Common Biological Sexes in Humans

@@dustygania2425 And: Thanks to the participation of trans people in research, we have expanded our understanding of how brain structure, sex and gender interact. For some properties like brain volume and connectivity, trans people possessed values in between those typical of cisgender males and females, both before and after transitioning. Another study found that for certain brain regions, trans individuals appeared similar to cis-individuals with the same gender identity. In that same study, researchers found specific areas of the brain where trans people seemed closer to those with the same assigned sex at birth. Other researchers discovered that trans people have unique structural differences from cis-individuals. Source: Scientific America -> Stop Using Phony Science to Justify Transphobia

Thank you!

Thank you 😊

@@dustygania2425 egg! Same old reply to my same old comment! We are so predictable! See you again on Sunday!

thank you. i needed this today.

Im do my best, also i just sleep 6hrs the past week :^

Supportive of delusion 😂 all you need God, such dark times we’re living in

@@liqourspapi talks about delusion. Believes in God. Hahahahahahahaha

I see pun. :3

@@liqourspapi Thank you for making me laugh so hard i spat out my tea.

Sending you warm bear hugs❤

❤️

I was walking towards a crossing and the person in front of me had one of those city name souvenir bags, except in trans colours. I kind of wanted to make a comment, but it felt like I could have easily made them feel unsafe and the green man showed up before I could come up with anything. So maybe you were spotted, but the chance to comment didn't arrive.

I dont remember the UN saying that gender affirming care is a human right. Wanna know why? Cuz it isnt! Water and food is a human right. Affirming to delusions isnt.

There's for sure going to be a ban? Or just something being voted on? Because if it's gonna be a ban, I need to get refills for my T. And then I guess I'll figure out how to get it shipped here. I started transitioning in 2006. Up until I got on disability, my dad was paying for my hormones. I got them from a pharmacy in Oregon, and they shipped to me in Texas. Needles, syringes, T, and they even include alcohol wipes! I think it's called something else now, but it used to be called Strohecker's. Also, I've been going to the same Drs office long before and after transition, they prescribe my hormones. Funny enough, in 2005 my therapist gave me a list of maybe 10 doctors that would be trans friendly and not question it with the letter from the therapist. I look on the sheet, and my doctor was already listed on there! I said hey, that's the Dr I already see. Sweet. And unless it's some kind of law he'd be breaking, he'll always write for my T shots. And if for some reason I have to go to the Dr to get it, it's like a $1 copay for me to get a shot. I've been doing it myself though for almost 17 years, so if I had them do it, that would just be me being lazy lol.

@@nincure Hey there- there is to be a ban, for sure, in Missouri specifically, starting tomorrow. It’s actually something that shouldn’t be able to happen, but it is. It’s being called an “emergency order” done over the heads of the legislature in Missouri by the Attorney General, and doctors providing the trans healthcare are complying for fear of losing their licenses. It’s written in such a way that it affects *all* people (adults and kids) in Missouri receiving gender affirming healthcare because there are a number of catch-22 type clauses stating that you must have been diagnosed with “extreme persistent gender dysphoria” for three years to get any HRT/ surgeries…but…you also can’t have any other mental health diagnoses-especially not ones that people with gender dysphoria experience as a result of having gender dysphoria-like depression or anxiety that is unresolved. So if you’re depressed because you can’t get HRT or need affirmation surgery, you can’t get that affirmation healthcare. You also can’t have any neurodiverse diagnoses like autism, and you need to be tested for autism and be deemed not to have it also to receive gender affirmation care. (Btw people with gender dysphoria are 6 times more likely to be neurodiverse than the general population) It’s a really basically shutting down anyone seeking GAHC from getting that care. Some are saying there may be a “grandfather clause” stating if you are already receiving HRT, you may continue taking it, but from what I have heard this may or may not be the case, or may depend on how concerned your doctor is about treating you. (Additional place where you can learn more details below.) As far as I’m aware this is currently only happening in Missouri, but I know some other states are also trying to pass similar laws through legislation- some affecting only people under 18, and I think some are also trying to restrict adults. Florida and Montana I know are currently trying to pass GAHC restrictions. Florida specifically is also trying to take trans kids away from parents and guardians who are supportive of their trans/ enby kid’s gender-which is is honestly horrific. I very much hope you are in a state that isn’t currently trying to cut us off from our healthcare, but you should probably check. I can’t post links, but if you go to the “Them News” website, and scroll through their “news” section, there should be an article listing the current anti- trans legislation that is in various state legislatures at the moment. “Everything That Happened in Anti-Trans Legislation This Week: April 15-21” is the headline. Also the ACLU should also have more information by searching “ACLU anti-trans legislation”. If you are in one of those states, beginning a plan to first be able to access treatment/ prescriptions is a good idea (check out the Trans Resistance Network website) as well as making plans to relocate to another state is also a good idea. There’s a trans guy KZfaqr from Missouri who has a couple of videos detailing what’s going on there and how to get help as well. His channel is: trans_catdad . His videos on this subject also provide a link to details on the specifics of the Missouri order. Very much wishing you the best and hope you continue to be able to access your HRT/ other healthcare!

@@Justarandomguy654 I see no "delusions" here. Trans people have a pretty solid body of research behind them. Human rights include that to healthcare, you know?

​@@Justarandomguy654 how about you educate yourself before talking about shit you clearly dont understand.

hope you find yourself in a better situation someday love. you’ve got a community you can fall back on if you ever need ❤

This is a neutral statement, just like the progress were getting

Fellow autie here. That sounds rough. Take your time and do whatever you need to take care of yourself :D

This comment made my day xdd

​@Bronze Stars and Moons Pardon me sir, I've been inspecting them all day, but my boobs do not seem to be a lie. 🧐 Hmm, mmhm, oh indeed, yes, jolly good. I have reached my SCIENTIFIC CONCLUSION... dem boobs real :3 Myth DEEEEEEEEBUNKED 🥳 onto the next one 😏

​@@mysaysthings5512 lmao. You owe me a cup of coffee. Mine ins now all over the keyboard.😂

@@pathevermore3683 you supoort conversion therapy. No one owes you anything

i don’t know about books but there are good websites out there that have state by state info (if you’re from the US)

That sounds so scary. Sending you all the best!

@@ninjoshday Thank you!

ooh got any examples? id try that strat

​@@babs_babs you are awesome, mate. Keep up the good work.

@@pathevermore3683 hi again admitted transphobe. Remember when you openly said you were transphobic? Oh how about the time you supported conversion theraoy? Oh what about that line about how you admitted you were a troll.

you could do something that just happens to have the aroace colors. like a photoshopped picture of a cat that you picked bc it looked cool

Let’s celebrate. 🥳 And I know it doesn’t have as much as an impact as it would from parents. But I’m really proud of you for following your heart. Just remember. We are all here and we’re all supportive of you.

Dang, Jamie's younger than I thought he was 🤣

bruh 💀

YAY CONGRATS ❤🎉

Happy transiversary!

Congratulations 👏

Togepi's a great pokemon

Yeah I'm bigender af so it's weird that ppl think I'm woman lite when I'm actually agender/transman duality

thats not something to feel bad about at all. that’s genuinely going to be a relief for her if anything. having my gender be nothing special and no big deal is one of the most euphoric things for me because i’m so used to being othered but it. honestly it’s just a nice reminder that makes me feel human and i’m sure your niece will appreciate it

"Being a bystander is just as bad", so to speak.

Or somebody gets named Alexa or Karen, and it's perfectly fine when they're born, but then during their lifetime, something happens which causes that name to have a very specific meaning.

First nations had a great take with "baby names", "teenage names" and "adult names" being an expected transition with increasing amounts of agency