btw if you see any misgendering in pronouns in the eng subs it's the person who wrote the captions' fault. they're not using pronouns when talking in korean
again i can understand how confusing it can be to translate pronouns in English so its okay i mean it doesn't bother me as i understand how hard it can be to get everything correct i would rather praise them for even bringing up the topic of trans people in a country like Korea that doesn't really have understanding of people like us
I hope everyone in the comments can understand that they aren’t misgendering. They are using they/them pronouns it’s just the captions messing up the pronouns. It’s not easy to translate Korean to English, let alone change the pronouns as well to make the grammar make sense. So let’s keep some ease and not throw unnecessary hate. Let’s educate, not hate!!
I have watched many shows where the translation/subtitles even get the pronouns wrong for cisgender individuals so it's really just an honest mistake and not an attempt at misgendering.
oh whew i was worried about them "only getting the pronouns right half the time". that makes me feel better, and i understand it's hard when there are gendered words in your language. it makes me feel lucky that english doesn't have any gendered words and happy too because it makes it easier for people who don't use she/her and he/him to be able to use the pronouns that they are comfortable with and properly represent them; and easier for the people around them to use the right pronouns instead of having trouble using gender neutral words that are normally gendered. (i hope that makes sense i feel like my sentence is fucked but im too lazy to rewrite it properly)
I really hate when that happens- When English-only speakers start judging first instead of asking if the translation/eng subs was incorrect or not. I swear I see a bunch of toxic, non-Korean "kpop fans" make the same mistake, misunderstanding an idol's words or twisting their words so they look bad when in reality the idols didn't even mean it to be bad at all. Translating Korean to English is difficult and some sayings are difficult to translate well to the exact meaning too; but English-Subs-Only people are quick to judge a different language based off a third-person-translator. It gets frustrating at times.
LANGUAGE NOTE all the reactors aren't using pronouns at all (in korean you don't use them in 99% of cases anyway. its the translator that is putting them in where a clearer translation would be to use they/them
"I don't know if I really didn't see them, or if I just didn't notice them" This!! A lot of people think they've never seen a trans person or swear they'd notice if they did but a lot of trans people just pass as cis people so they probably already have but just didn't know!
I took a Trans woman on a date and knew nothing about her transformation until afterwards. Wasn't a problem for me. There's too much hate in this world. I met her as Lily, and she will always be Lily to me. Doesn't matter how or where she started.
as a trans guy who wants to go to korea some day, their reactions made me very happy. i know korean society is still very conservative but I'm glad to see people becoming more open-minded
lots of the younger koreans are way more open minded than everyone makes korea out to be. its mostly the older gens that tend to be more conservative, but even then there are a good chunk that honestly just dont care lmao
them at first not knowing that ftm trans people exist was relatable, i'm ftm myself but didn't find out that was even a thing until only a few years ago
That's so funny to me because I know like 5 ftm/ftnb just in my color guard group, and so many more outside of that. I don't think I personally know any mtf
just as a note, i know sometimes the subtitles use the wrong pronouns but it's mistake on the editors part unfortunately. the korean language doesn't have gendered pronouns and is gender neutral. i don't think the editor did it with malicious intent but it does suck a bit to see...
As a Korean myself, in Korea we don't use she/her he/him pronouns. There is only they/them. Idk why I didn't create the language. But to make life easier, there's only they and them
That's true. I'm not Korean but my language also does not have gendered pronouns. Like, "It's him!" and "It's her!" literally has the same translation.
I am a transman (female to male) and seeing this makes me so happy. I know these are still touchy subjects in Korea so this is wonderful to see some acceptance.
It seems so strange to me that they didn't know that women can be trans men, that they can have top surgery, and that they can grow a beard if they do testosterone hormone replacement therapy. I guess that's just because transgender people do not have any visibility in Korea because of how conservative it is. In the US I feel like this is common knowledge.
I'm not terribly surprised that they don't realize everyone has both hormones and just the quantity changes how one looks. I've seen this channel, or perhaps a similar one (Dimple I think?) where they met their first openly gay person. And any mistakes or unknown information comes from that conservative upbringing - like I heard wrong pronouns used, trying to guess if they had surgery, and in that video about gays asking who is top and bottom or who is the man and the woman. I'm just really glad that the newer generation knows the words and are so open to learning, as they'll be the ones teaching the youngest generation shortly (or already if they have kids). What a rambled mess I wrote. Sorry. But it's definitely weird to me too, but I understand why it happened.
Tbh trans men get very little visibilty in the US too. Like, pretty much all anti-trans laws going through states these days ONLY focus on trans women. Whenever trans people rights come into politics discussions (which I'm sad IS politics 🙄) its always trans women. So no wonder other countries think all trans people are mtf.
The best thing watching these is the glow up from their facial expressions. How before they looked like they’re frustrated and confused stuck in a body that doesn’t feel THEM until finally they took a leap for happiness. Now they’re brighter, far happier to find themselves. I wish every trans woman or trans man out there a very happier future!
These four YOUNGish Korean's give me hope for the future of the LGBTQ+ community in Korea. They are empathetic, understanding and appreciate an individual's need to just be who they are. Wonderful vlog.
Loving the fact that they are covering such topics.. Korea needs to be educated on this and they seem to one of the only content channels Ive seen covering this
I loved at 3:01 when the girl (Cha-cha ?) said "I've never thought 'I'm a woman' so I can't imagine exactly how it's like to fight inside about myself", she is so right, and that's even why many trans people take time to realise they are, because in our society, people don't usually think about their gender identity
It's really interesting how people assume that transition is all about surgery, and sometimes they conclude that it's weird and unnatural from that. But from what I can tell, most of the heavy lifting is done by the hormones. Testosterone makes you hairy and strong and deepens your voice; estrogen makes you curvy and soft and grows your breasts.
@@friesxnxcoke Yes, thank you for mentioning that! So far as I can tell, being trans in something that's different in the brain from cis people in a way that's frequently terrible to live with, and trans people have a lot of different ways of dealing with it, from hormones to surgery to makeup to binding to social transition and so on.
you're right that for trans people it is something that is different in your brain, but it's not something that is inherently terrible to live with. it is like any other way a brain can be, we have our own struggles, but it is not a bad thing. most do experience discomfort with their body though, or with how people around them treat them. but i wouldn't say it is terrible to live with. it has its positives really, the experiences you get to go through that no cis people get to see, are incredible. you get to understand people more from their point of view because of the way you've personally lived different lives. you can understand how men and women experience life, and often grow compassion and understanding for other people who maybe aren't trans but are going through something also very different from social expectations, and you can be there for them and open-minded in a way you might not have been if you were cis.
just to let yall know, if you see misgendering subtitles, it's the translator's fault not theirs. they were using gender neutral terms, or the correct ones. for example, at 4:53, the subtitle said "how will he change" but if you translate that properly it means more "wonder how it'll change." or the subtitle after, where she says "he has a kid too." the proper translation is "this person also had a kid"
@@talarv9026 no it’s because people are taking it too seriously and writing whole paragraphs at school kids for mistaking some dumb shit like grow up please
@@AlexJones-yr5pc I mean this comment was just informing people why it's only the translator's fault here. They were just explaining. I said stop being rude to people cuz this person did nothing wrong. So I still think that you should stop saying "stfu" to them. Also, maybe taking 'misgendering' seriously is a dumb thing to you but for some, it's not. So let's not say that.
I’m so fluttered because of this. This is so good. I’m a transgender woman myself and this just Made me smile like crazy. You all seems like understanding people. It’s not a easy decision we make to become the one we are inside so seeing you all understand the path we go through is just amazing💜💜💜💜💜✨
Rua had such insightful things to say, a lot of people don't understand the idea of not knowing what's wrong for a long time before finally realizing, and then again at the end when he said that "they probably want those changes to happen in a day but it takes a long time". They were all so kind, it was really nice to watch
As a trans boy, this made me so happy 😭 everyday I'm reminded of my dead self,the false one and yet the world rewards me for the bravery of being my true self.
I love how open, sweet, and genuine their responses are when it comes to discussing the journeys the people in the videos must have gone through. They were concerned about how hard it was to feel like you’re in the wrong body for so long. I really love this channel and these videos. Thank you for sharing.
So delighted that they're always respectful as they're surprised. And that they like the person and compliment them in either gender presentation. As a trans guy who wants to travel to and maybe someday live in Korea it's very helpful to hear.
Could we someday have a video of Korean's reacting to Nonbinary/Genderfluid/Bigender and other gender identities? Speaking as such myself, I'd love to see their reaction and thoughts on the topic, and of course, for more people to learn of it. 🥰 (if there is one already excuse my blindness!)
I don't think that will happen for a very long time. They barely know/understand the more well known sexualities that most people in Western countries already know a lot about. I think it would be too difficult to approach until Korea learns and understand more about LGBTQ+ people in general.
@@ravena1441 With all due respect, this stuff doesn't necessarily get easier if you just hide parts of the community until they "learn more". All that will happen is that they will adjust to binary trans people and then become more skeptical about non binary people because they had never heard of them before. It's best for them to learn all at once while they're still in the stage of "what else is there to learn?" Especially because.. There are already a lot of trans and non binary people actually in Korea. It's not really something exclusive to the west, so the sooner the learn the better for the community that's actually a part of their own nation.
@@faestreya I didn't say anyone needed to hide it. Nor did I say that it shouldn't be explained to them before they "learn more". I also never claimed that there weren't people of any particular gender or sexual orientation in Korea. I said that it would be harder to address until they understand more about other sexualities and relationships. I believe you misinterpreted what I wrote. They seemed to barely be able to wrap their heads around transgender people, and so, it would make sense that they would struggle (possibly even more so) with nonbinary, genderfluid and bigender people. Hell, I bet you they would struggle more so with ace and aro people because even people in Western countries can't wrap their heads around it. Also, I think the only reason this video exists is because transgenders a more well known than nonbinary, genderfluid and so on people. It's just like how you see a lot more videos about lesbians and gays as well. Because they are more "popular" or well known in America.
Rua's reaction is everything in this video. When he said they all looked happy, and that he should respect all of them, you know you have a good guy over there.
this channel has reacted to many lgbtq movie and drama scenes fom other countries but not reacted to any korean ones. Please react to korean bl webdramas and movie scenes!
thats dumb. they react to OTHER COUNTRIES cause its new to them. it wouldnt make sense for them to react to korean dramas that they are familiar with and 9/10 already have watched.
just like how koreans would rather react to someone like shawn mendes rather than bts, because they are most familiar with bts but not with shawn mendes. like how some americans would rather react to kpop groups rather than western artists, because we are more familiar with the artists thats in the same country we are so we rather react to things and people from other countries
@@kpopsquad332 They wouldn't have watched them because they are BOY LOVE (BL) dramas. Korean BL dramas aren't mainstream and if the Koreans on this channel don't know much/don't see much LGTBTQ+ characters in shows- let alone as main characters -then they will not have watched Korean BL. So, it isn't dumb to request this. It would actually be really interesting because it would be in a language and setting they are familiar with. Please learn to read and comprehend before you call other people's ideas dumb. You can come off ignorant and make yourself look like an absolute clown by leaving comments like you just did.
I love this! I live in Korea and have sadly met many people saying and doing homophobic or transphobic things... and just seeing how these people are so accepting and kind made my day. Rua genuinely restored my faith in guys from here. I wish I could meet people like them, maybe I'm searching in the wrong places :')
@@laelpritzker7209 IDK who asked you to reply. He's someone who lived in the environment where this is taking place. He is someone who would have had to deal with any discrimination that other trans people in Korea deal with so he's commenting on how nice it is to see people who are accepting of other trans people. Makes sense to comment on it. You should be commenting this on all the other people who commented who have never lived in South Korea if you felt such a need to comment it here.
@@wandering_penguino let’s start off with your first sentence bc I think everything else is based on that, the world doesn’t revolve around anybody I can say whatever I want, and I couldn’t care less if you or anybody else didn’t ask.
Trans guy pre med transition who lived in Korea here. I generally got a real good reaction and didn’t feel treated any different from the younger generation. People on their 40s didn’t react that well and misgendered me, not like in an evil way rather I felt they just didn’t know about it. Can’t say about older folks than that. I’d say they’re slowly learning and there’s just not a lot of info out there in Korea so videos like this are really nice to spread awareness:)
Thankyou so much for including Ftm in the video!! I find its alot less talked about/seen in Asain county's even unknown. So seeing it be included is realy nice!
This video makes me happy because although it's slow and a bit confusing for them to understand, these people are kind enough and willing enough to learn more and become better people. Thank you for this channel!❤
As a trans guy that's been out for a decade now it's always interesting watching people figure out we exist. Aside from the initial shock people experience, we tend to lose our friends, family, and the protection of the law. It's pretty scary.
I really hope the world just in a breath knocks it off with b.s. of not understanding each other's differences. If it harms no one, why is it a problem? You wouldn't be rude to someone dissatisfied with their home and completely remodels it. Why be that way with people?
for anyone who doesnt watch a lot of korean content: the korean language does NOT use gendered pronouns. no one is being misgendered here 🥰 programs like google translate automatically change the gender neutral pronoun "그" to "he" because ENGLISH dictates that adding gendered words to a sentence that didnt use them originally is somehow more grammatically correct than simply using a direct translation of they/them. example: if a korean person says "robert downey jr is cool. they have a beard." its stupidly considered more correct to translate it as "rdj is cool. HE has a beard." even tho the speaker never said he. for this reason mismatched english pronouns is a COMMON mistake in the subtitles of korean videos even when the subject is cis, so please understand its a problem w/ the english language not w/ anyone actually misgendering people 💙💕🤍💕💙
So happy to see more people accepting trans people ❤️ love this video and thanks for calling them their correct pronouns after their change ❤️ much love from America
I have so so much to say about this video, nothing negative ! Honestly it's endearing ,, Transgender is split into two categories, or umbrellas, one being binary (man and female) and nonbinary, which can be a lot of things but the basic is they don't fit into the binary genders (male and female), 3:03 personally the comment about mind and body, I'll explain it the best I can, it just feels wrong, like no matter what you do or shove it aside its so daunting because everyone perceives you in a way you've never truly seen yourself. Thing of it like looking in the mirror and you see fuzz and static and not truly your face nor body, because you can't see what others see. 3:35 I was surprised to hear that ftm (female to male) was more common to them but maybe I just happen to know way more transmasc people, it was,, honestly sweet,, to not be called something tragic or a trend. 1:57 Not all transgender people are brave enough to face who they are, they feel something is wrong but are so afraid to face it, so that's why some will even get married and have kids, they don't know what else to do. 6:34 Me (They/he) and my brother (He/They) are actually both transgender, it's more common then you'd think, when you grow around people you trust like that at a close age,, you tend to be similar, not the same but similar. They always say birds of a feather flock together and thats a very good example with that.
The most beautiful thing about these things is when a child is involved and the parent is trans and changes their appearance only to still be loved by their child unconditionally. I’m glad their life is blissful
Sometimes watching these transformations makes me think: "Wow, how can people look amazing from one gender to the next" while I'm here and can't even look half decent from my og.
6:40 they were always women! ppl don't just become trans later in life; later in life just is when some finally feel safe enough to display their true selves. no hate to rua bc this all takes time to learn and he's pretty open-minded! but i'm just saying this so people know (or maybe the translation's a bit off, whos knows - either way no hate)
i don't think you need to be this picky about their language it makes sense i was born a woman and presented as a woman and so i was a woman now i present as a man i am still biologically female but a male socially i don't really care about their language and i don't really feel the need to correct them as they weren't wrong in the first place just saying
They are not misgendering them in korean. Korean is a language that doesn’t (or very rarely) uses gendered pronouns so it’s the translator’s fault. When referring to someone in korean, it is assumed the listener already knows who the subject is so the pronouns are omitted or gender neutral
@@minjimunji for clarity, i commented in reference to rua saying "they both became trans after they grew up" or smth to that effect. again, the translation could be wacky or smth - maybe he meant that they both transitioned? in general, i was putting that message out there so ppl can realize that trans women have always been women (same goes for trans men ofc!). but ty again for your explanation :))))
@@bora3859 ah okay I see what you’re saying. I agree, trans people don’t “decide” to be trans. Though they can decide to transition physically, they can’t decide how they feel internally
The fact that most people wouldn't even recognise that someone they're passing in public is trans makes so much of the anti-trans rhetoric and politics so weirdly funny (in a tragic way) to me. One of my closest friends is a trans woman. She came out to us about four years ago, no one in our friendgroup had any issues changing how we address her and no one felt weird or awkward about it. Seeing her slowly transform over the yers have been beautiful, seeing her smile more genuinely, seeing her personality truly blossom. She has only just recently gotten the ok from doctors to get surgeries and she'll be shaving down her Adam’s apple soon as the first procedure. People who talk about "kids getting pressured into being trans and getting irreversible surgeries" have no idea how difficult it is even for adults to get those surgeries. My friend has had to fight for this extremely hard and if she had showed any hesitation at all at any step of the way, she wouldn't have been able to get the ok for it. I know this is kinda rambly, but I'm just so proud of her and it infuriates me that some ignorant, hateful people out there would want to deny people like my friend the chance of truly becoming themselves and living a fulfilling, happy life as the person they were meant to be just because it makes them feel a bit uncomfortable (even though it has literally no impact on their own lives) and seeing the people in this video being so respectful and understanding made me kinda emotional.
The people themselves where very understanding, it gave me a sense of security knowing most places are very uptight about people like me being trans. The people where very sweet, I wish the subber didn’t misgender some of them but I do appreciate how the people participating where very kind and understanding.
I really enjoyed the video & love how respectful all of them were! :) but I'd like to ask if the misgendering at some parts was made by them or the translator? (if e.g. a person that was born male transitions into a woman you should use she/her pronouns, not he/him)
I think it's a mistake by the translator. As far as I'm aware (and pls correct me if I'm wrong) Korean doesn't really use pronouns like he/him or she/her, so when speaking it's all neutral and based on context what gender they're referring to, so the misgendering has happened in translation when an English pronoun has to be chosen. I don't know who translates these videos but perhaps they sent a transcript of the Korean to someone to translate into English and without the context provided by the video mistakes were made?
Trans people are the hottest people. I feel like it's because they aren't themselves in their previous bodies but when they finally change their confidence just skyrockets and they can finally be themselves and it's such a beautiful transformation. Their confidence is so beautiful. So therefore they are just beautiful. I use to have a HUGE crush on this trans guy. He was a girl previously and we were friends. A few years went by and I saw them again and he had gotten surgery and everything and I could see the difference in the way he felt and his presence. He was great. Trans people I love you! 💙💖🤍
I enjoyed this video, from the considerate use of pronouns to their empathising of their emotional, physical struggles and showing generous concern for their well being. I feel hope that love and caring for fellow man will conquer hatred and bias.
i will never not be amazed by korean youth, having been stationed there and having interacted with them constantly not to mention half of my family is korean including my nieces and nephews, they are sooo sooo open minded and so loving and understanding. i know this doesnt go for everyone but those that arent supportive are in the minority
The first time I ever met a trans person was in a bathroom at a restaurant. She was seriously such a sweet person. Wherever you are out there in the world I hope that you’re well ☺️
Yes, 'older' people can struggle with these feelings just as much as younger. Sometimes even more because they struggle alone for so long and try to push the feelings away. They have partners and kids they feel they would let down if they transitioned now. Many times established jobs and they didn't grow up in a time where this was commonly accepted.
Ah for anyone who's confused too, "t" is short for testosterone, which a lot of transmasc people take to get deeper voices or facial hair! I'm getting close to being able to take T myself!! Also it made me happy when then switched pronouns when referring to the people after they transitioned, even if they messed up a little. Cause a lot of the time people still continue to refer to trans people as their birth name or original pronouns. I like they way they talked about it too, a lot of people do feel reborn when they go through transition because they are becoming a person they are meant to be. Those twins were very cool and they make me very interested in genetics. Cause there are little mini parts in our x and y chromosomes that determine different things (including hormone levels, genetals, etc), so those twins transitioning together is just an example of those cool fun facts about genetics!!
Thank you for showing people like me. I know that especially in more conservative societies the thing that is holding us back is a lack of visibility and understanding. I think that it is important for people to see the part of the transgender experience that is euphoria rather than focusing on the dysphoria. All too often people are alienated from trans individuals because they don't understand our rejection of our assigned gender and they tend to focus on what we "should be" because of birth sex. But to see a trans person so happy and healthy in their transition brings understanding of why we need to support these people and help them get to that point.
Everyone demonstrated humanity and compassion and understanding in this video! I just want to add you do not need any hormones or reassignment surgery to exist as a transgender person. Those things alleviate dysphoria and help trans people “pass” but there are people like myself who feel very unlucky to have been born a man and feel as though I should have been and want to be a woman but I cannot do anything about it. The minute you decide to out yourself as trans your life becomes infinitely more dangerous. And some of these people like Nikita Dragun (was in one of the tiktoks) are extremely privileged. But love the video thanks guys love you all ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
for future reference, when you explain to these lovely people about transgender individuals, and for anyone in the comments who doesn't know, there is not physical and mental gender. gender is purely psychologically, meaning that person is born with a brain that develops into the gender they identify as. what you call physical gender is just genitalia. genitalia is formed because of your chromosomes. THAT is what sex is, your chromosomes. which is why there are four other sexes that exist that fall under the "intersex" category, meaning they're neither female nor male, because they don't have XX (female) or XY (male) chromosomes, they have a different combination of chromosomes. this has been scientifically proven, by the way.
@@dongjuaeseo7230 you can’t really disagree. i mean, i guess you can, but you would be wrong. it’s been scientifically proven. i recommend looking up “gender vs sex”, it will give you more information about the psychological studies that have been done.
I think it’s kind of amazing in that they come from a conservative place and there isn’t much trans visibility yet they can understand it in ways places where there is that kind of visibility can’t.
omg, this made me teary eyed because of how Trans and other LGBTQ+ members are struggling... and here we are Koreans who are one of the most sensitive when it comes to this kind of issue and seeing their reactions and addressing them in a more positive and accepting way makes me feel like faith in humanity restored.
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btw if you see any misgendering in pronouns in the eng subs it's the person who wrote the captions' fault. they're not using pronouns when talking in korean
again i can understand how confusing it can be to translate pronouns in English so its okay i mean it doesn't bother me as i understand how hard it can be to get everything correct i would rather praise them for even bringing up the topic of trans people in a country like Korea that doesn't really have understanding of people like us
i was about to comment this same thing
Thanks! I was really angry lol
@@Blue_Alien About pronouns? You got little going on in life I see.
@@bongzilla4172 damn 😂
I hope everyone in the comments can understand that they aren’t misgendering. They are using they/them pronouns it’s just the captions messing up the pronouns. It’s not easy to translate Korean to English, let alone change the pronouns as well to make the grammar make sense. So let’s keep some ease and not throw unnecessary hate. Let’s educate, not hate!!
Lmao I just commented about that and immediately went back to delete it again xD
Yes, and when they did said gendered nouns, such as unnie and hyung, they used them correctly as well.
I have watched many shows where the translation/subtitles even get the pronouns wrong for cisgender individuals so it's really just an honest mistake and not an attempt at misgendering.
oh whew i was worried about them "only getting the pronouns right half the time". that makes me feel better, and i understand it's hard when there are gendered words in your language.
it makes me feel lucky that english doesn't have any gendered words and happy too because it makes it easier for people who don't use she/her and he/him to be able to use the pronouns that they are comfortable with and properly represent them; and easier for the people around them to use the right pronouns instead of having trouble using gender neutral words that are normally gendered. (i hope that makes sense i feel like my sentence is fucked but im too lazy to rewrite it properly)
I really hate when that happens- When English-only speakers start judging first instead of asking if the translation/eng subs was incorrect or not. I swear I see a bunch of toxic, non-Korean "kpop fans" make the same mistake, misunderstanding an idol's words or twisting their words so they look bad when in reality the idols didn't even mean it to be bad at all. Translating Korean to English is difficult and some sayings are difficult to translate well to the exact meaning too; but English-Subs-Only people are quick to judge a different language based off a third-person-translator. It gets frustrating at times.
LANGUAGE NOTE
all the reactors aren't using pronouns at all (in korean you don't use them in 99% of cases anyway. its the translator that is putting them in where a clearer translation would be to use they/them
No one cares
@@AlexJones-yr5pc I care
@@AlexJones-yr5pc I care
@@AlexJones-yr5pc i do!
@@AlexJones-yr5pc I care
"I don't know if I really didn't see them, or if I just didn't notice them" This!! A lot of people think they've never seen a trans person or swear they'd notice if they did but a lot of trans people just pass as cis people so they probably already have but just didn't know!
omg hi nic I love ur channel 💕
It's because they're people. They're just another person on the street, getting groceries, waiting at the dentist office.
I took a Trans woman on a date and knew nothing about her transformation until afterwards. Wasn't a problem for me. There's too much hate in this world. I met her as Lily, and she will always be Lily to me. Doesn't matter how or where she started.
Thank you so much, Even one like is enough to know that other people feel similarly to me.
@@singingwolf3929 More people should be like you! :)
as a trans guy who wants to go to korea some day, their reactions made me very happy. i know korean society is still very conservative but I'm glad to see people becoming more open-minded
I'm pretty sure they're only considered conservative in the American sense of traditional values.
lots of the younger koreans are way more open minded than everyone makes korea out to be. its mostly the older gens that tend to be more conservative, but even then there are a good chunk that honestly just dont care lmao
@@mayf4iriez the itaewon area is filled with lots of lgbt+ people!! one of the neighborhoods in itaewon is nicknamed “homo hill” lmao
most countries are the same, young people will usually be more respectful
@@paige705 well,is just a street of gay bars and clubs. Itaewon is pretty much a foreinger-dominated area, so u can find all kind of stuffs there
them at first not knowing that ftm trans people exist was relatable, i'm ftm myself but didn't find out that was even a thing until only a few years ago
im ftm to!!
That's so funny to me because I know like 5 ftm/ftnb just in my color guard group, and so many more outside of that. I don't think I personally know any mtf
I love ur pfp and name lol
Y’all are literal gods
@@foxxglove2359 They're human just like every other person? Praising lgbtq members is just pitiful at this point
just as a note, i know sometimes the subtitles use the wrong pronouns but it's mistake on the editors part unfortunately. the korean language doesn't have gendered pronouns and is gender neutral. i don't think the editor did it with malicious intent but it does suck a bit to see...
As a Korean myself, in Korea we don't use she/her he/him pronouns. There is only they/them. Idk why I didn't create the language. But to make life easier, there's only they and them
@@Hope_Sherlock1 as someone who’s learning Korean, this definitely made Korean easier
That's true. I'm not Korean but my language also does not have gendered pronouns. Like, "It's him!" and "It's her!" literally has the same translation.
I don’t think it’s “unfortunate” though? Only having neutral pronouns in a language just makes life easier.
@@IAteYourLastCake i think you understood wrong. i was saying it's unfortunate that the editor mistakenly used the wrong pronouns in the subs.
I am a transman (female to male) and seeing this makes me so happy. I know these are still touchy subjects in Korea so this is wonderful to see some acceptance.
It’s slowly starting to become a less taboo topic so that’s awesome 🤩
You are a X WOMAN
@@Matutazo23-y7e ok and??
It seems so strange to me that they didn't know that women can be trans men, that they can have top surgery, and that they can grow a beard if they do testosterone hormone replacement therapy. I guess that's just because transgender people do not have any visibility in Korea because of how conservative it is. In the US I feel like this is common knowledge.
I'm not terribly surprised that they don't realize everyone has both hormones and just the quantity changes how one looks. I've seen this channel, or perhaps a similar one (Dimple I think?) where they met their first openly gay person. And any mistakes or unknown information comes from that conservative upbringing - like I heard wrong pronouns used, trying to guess if they had surgery, and in that video about gays asking who is top and bottom or who is the man and the woman.
I'm just really glad that the newer generation knows the words and are so open to learning, as they'll be the ones teaching the youngest generation shortly (or already if they have kids).
What a rambled mess I wrote. Sorry. But it's definitely weird to me too, but I understand why it happened.
Male to female transformations are more common in media I think
Tbh trans men get very little visibilty in the US too. Like, pretty much all anti-trans laws going through states these days ONLY focus on trans women. Whenever trans people rights come into politics discussions (which I'm sad IS politics 🙄) its always trans women. So no wonder other countries think all trans people are mtf.
Yeah Mtf is way more talked about in general I think, like I think of more trans women celebs then trans men. I’m not sure why tho.
And the fact they kept using the wrong pronouns for some of the people
The best thing watching these is the glow up from their facial expressions. How before they looked like they’re frustrated and confused stuck in a body that doesn’t feel THEM until finally they took a leap for happiness. Now they’re brighter, far happier to find themselves. I wish every trans woman or trans man out there a very happier future!
Bro talk about Glow Up. My boy RUA LOOKING FRESH
I like how they learned more and more as time went on.
Same
These four YOUNGish Korean's give me hope for the future of the LGBTQ+ community in Korea. They are empathetic, understanding and appreciate an individual's need to just be who they are. Wonderful vlog.
They aren’t empathetic or understanding towards black people
@@pandaketamine how would you know that?
@@tacosiracha2091 anti blackness in Asia is real hon....
@@chatnoir-i8x they were talking about these specific people though, not Asia in general.
@@bradysloan5160 ...you're weird and racist
Loving the fact that they are covering such topics.. Korea needs to be educated on this and they seem to one of the only content channels Ive seen covering this
No Korea should stay sane and preserve There culture.
They can still “stay sane and keep their culture” without being transphobic
@@sydnieves5813 thank you, I didn't even know how to respond to the level of ignorance in that comment. P.S Hello fellow Jimin stan.
@@sydnieves5813 sad.
@@Student0Toucher shut up
Okay but that father and daughter one was just sooooo adorable… btw they both look incredible, wtf are those genes
exactlyyy
Honestly transitioning made him look like a whole decade younger, there really is something to say about the beauty benefits of being yourself 😂
@@bluexephosfan970 YESS😂HOW AM I THE ONLY LIKE 😂I SEE OTHER PEOPLE ARE WATCHING THESE A YEAR LATE TOO 🥲
Rua is so positive and he gave heartwarming commentary. Please feature him more in the future.
Love how respectful and thoughtful everyone is! ^_^ Those baby photos though
and how they call them by their pro nouns ❤️❤️❤️
I loved at 3:01 when the girl (Cha-cha ?) said "I've never thought 'I'm a woman' so I can't imagine exactly how it's like to fight inside about myself", she is so right, and that's even why many trans people take time to realise they are, because in our society, people don't usually think about their gender identity
It's really interesting how people assume that transition is all about surgery, and sometimes they conclude that it's weird and unnatural from that.
But from what I can tell, most of the heavy lifting is done by the hormones. Testosterone makes you hairy and strong and deepens your voice; estrogen makes you curvy and soft and grows your breasts.
There also trans people who have medical conditions that can't do surgery, hormones and/or binding.
@@friesxnxcoke Yes, thank you for mentioning that! So far as I can tell, being trans in something that's different in the brain from cis people in a way that's frequently terrible to live with, and trans people have a lot of different ways of dealing with it, from hormones to surgery to makeup to binding to social transition and so on.
you're right that for trans people it is something that is different in your brain, but it's not something that is inherently terrible to live with. it is like any other way a brain can be, we have our own struggles, but it is not a bad thing. most do experience discomfort with their body though, or with how people around them treat them. but i wouldn't say it is terrible to live with. it has its positives really, the experiences you get to go through that no cis people get to see, are incredible. you get to understand people more from their point of view because of the way you've personally lived different lives. you can understand how men and women experience life, and often grow compassion and understanding for other people who maybe aren't trans but are going through something also very different from social expectations, and you can be there for them and open-minded in a way you might not have been if you were cis.
just to let yall know, if you see misgendering subtitles, it's the translator's fault not theirs. they were using gender neutral terms, or the correct ones. for example, at 4:53, the subtitle said "how will he change" but if you translate that properly it means more "wonder how it'll change." or the subtitle after, where she says "he has a kid too." the proper translation is "this person also had a kid"
No one cares if they misgendered them or not stfu
@@AlexJones-yr5pc maybe stop being rude to people here?
@@talarv9026 no it’s because people are taking it too seriously and writing whole paragraphs at school kids for mistaking some dumb shit like grow up please
@@AlexJones-yr5pc I mean this comment was just informing people why it's only the translator's fault here. They were just explaining. I said stop being rude to people cuz this person did nothing wrong. So I still think that you should stop saying "stfu" to them. Also, maybe taking 'misgendering' seriously is a dumb thing to you but for some, it's not. So let's not say that.
@@AlexJones-yr5pc then why tf you watching this vid
as a transgender person, this makes my heart so happy :)
Do you believe in god?
@@jbsavage6131 ?
@@drugaddictedmouse8749 your pfp tho 💀
@@dominique5631 I know.
@@jbsavage6131 why does it matter!?
the third woman looked so much happier and YOUNGER after she transitioned omg
“It’s not easy but I need to respect it right?”
Exactly right ❤️
I’m so fluttered because of this. This is so good. I’m a transgender woman myself and this just Made me smile like crazy. You all seems like understanding people. It’s not a easy decision we make to become the one we are inside so seeing you all understand the path we go through is just amazing💜💜💜💜💜✨
Rua had such insightful things to say, a lot of people don't understand the idea of not knowing what's wrong for a long time before finally realizing, and then again at the end when he said that "they probably want those changes to happen in a day but it takes a long time". They were all so kind, it was really nice to watch
I mean, most of them are pretty incredible. Like LITERALLY. They just look flawless.
This is so adorable I love how they all used the right pronouns after the transition, bless yall thanks for accepting the trans community :)
korean is a language where you dont have to use a lot of pronouns. They probably didnt use many at all/ at all
Pronouns in Korean have no gender unless you’re particularly pointing out this “woman” 그 여자 or this “man” 그 남자 instead of just saying 예 (they).
Korean language isn't the same as English where there are pronouns assigned to a gender.
Their reactions are so open and understanding and wholesome. I love them, this video is great.
As a trans boy, this made me so happy 😭 everyday I'm reminded of my dead self,the false one and yet the world rewards me for the bravery of being my true self.
You’re a woman
@@quip5476 You're a waste of space
@@lilfoward1832 rude
@@lilfoward1832 rude
Teddy u can be whoever TF u wanna be, dnt listen to people
its your life
I have a trans brother and these reactions would 100% make his day
The transitions look so good and I'm so happy that they were able to come to a realization about their identities
I love how open, sweet, and genuine their responses are when it comes to discussing the journeys the people in the videos must have gone through. They were concerned about how hard it was to feel like you’re in the wrong body for so long.
I really love this channel and these videos. Thank you for sharing.
these four always make me feel safe 💕 i love watching their reactions 💕 thank u for posting 💖💖
"I feel like they don't just change their gender, they seem to be reborn!" (7:12) I don't know why I like this quote so much, but I do
So delighted that they're always respectful as they're surprised. And that they like the person and compliment them in either gender presentation.
As a trans guy who wants to travel to and maybe someday live in Korea it's very helpful to hear.
As a trans person I love how these people are more accepting than my entire state-
Could we someday have a video of Korean's reacting to Nonbinary/Genderfluid/Bigender and other gender identities? Speaking as such myself, I'd love to see their reaction and thoughts on the topic, and of course, for more people to learn of it. 🥰
(if there is one already excuse my blindness!)
Imagine all the questions they will have😄
I don't think that will happen for a very long time. They barely know/understand the more well known sexualities that most people in Western countries already know a lot about. I think it would be too difficult to approach until Korea learns and understand more about LGBTQ+ people in general.
@@ravena1441 With all due respect, this stuff doesn't necessarily get easier if you just hide parts of the community until they "learn more". All that will happen is that they will adjust to binary trans people and then become more skeptical about non binary people because they had never heard of them before. It's best for them to learn all at once while they're still in the stage of "what else is there to learn?"
Especially because.. There are already a lot of trans and non binary people actually in Korea. It's not really something exclusive to the west, so the sooner the learn the better for the community that's actually a part of their own nation.
@@faestreya I didn't say anyone needed to hide it. Nor did I say that it shouldn't be explained to them before they "learn more". I also never claimed that there weren't people of any particular gender or sexual orientation in Korea. I said that it would be harder to address until they understand more about other sexualities and relationships. I believe you misinterpreted what I wrote. They seemed to barely be able to wrap their heads around transgender people, and so, it would make sense that they would struggle (possibly even more so) with nonbinary, genderfluid and bigender people. Hell, I bet you they would struggle more so with ace and aro people because even people in Western countries can't wrap their heads around it. Also, I think the only reason this video exists is because transgenders a more well known than nonbinary, genderfluid and so on people. It's just like how you see a lot more videos about lesbians and gays as well. Because they are more "popular" or well known in America.
its just a bunch of snowflakes who want a trendy identity tho.
Rua's reaction is everything in this video. When he said they all looked happy, and that he should respect all of them, you know you have a good guy over there.
this channel has reacted to many lgbtq movie and drama scenes fom other countries but not reacted to any korean ones. Please react to korean bl webdramas and movie scenes!
yes please, that would be so cool
thats dumb. they react to OTHER COUNTRIES cause its new to them. it wouldnt make sense for them to react to korean dramas that they are familiar with and 9/10 already have watched.
just like how koreans would rather react to someone like shawn mendes rather than bts, because they are most familiar with bts but not with shawn mendes. like how some americans would rather react to kpop groups rather than western artists, because we are more familiar with the artists thats in the same country we are so we rather react to things and people from other countries
@@kpopsquad332 not k-dramas, k-bl
@@kpopsquad332 They wouldn't have watched them because they are BOY LOVE (BL) dramas. Korean BL dramas aren't mainstream and if the Koreans on this channel don't know much/don't see much LGTBTQ+ characters in shows- let alone as main characters -then they will not have watched Korean BL. So, it isn't dumb to request this. It would actually be really interesting because it would be in a language and setting they are familiar with. Please learn to read and comprehend before you call other people's ideas dumb. You can come off ignorant and make yourself look like an absolute clown by leaving comments like you just did.
this is really making me tear up so bad, as a feminine trans boy myself, seeing people accept it so easily, so earnestly-it makes me really happy..
austin's soul leaving his body LOLLLLLL
All of their reaction were great, but Rua is like a national treasure. Great vid!
I loved how respectful they were. There was like one part where there was misgendering but its okay :)
could just be translation error
translator
Which part? Time stamp?
The transgendered male with his daughter. They kept calling him “her” but could be a translation issue or simple mistake :)
Harini Sudhakar 4:06 - 4:30
I love this! I live in Korea and have sadly met many people saying and doing homophobic or transphobic things... and just seeing how these people are so accepting and kind made my day. Rua genuinely restored my faith in guys from here. I wish I could meet people like them, maybe I'm searching in the wrong places :')
The reactions are so wholesome and *genuine*
I love it 💚
As a trans guy, who was born and raised in Korea for 10 years before moving to Canada, videos like these make me happy :)
Idk who asked
@@laelpritzker7209 BASED
@@laelpritzker7209 IDK who asked you to reply. He's someone who lived in the environment where this is taking place. He is someone who would have had to deal with any discrimination that other trans people in Korea deal with so he's commenting on how nice it is to see people who are accepting of other trans people. Makes sense to comment on it. You should be commenting this on all the other people who commented who have never lived in South Korea if you felt such a need to comment it here.
@@wandering_penguino let’s start off with your first sentence bc I think everything else is based on that, the world doesn’t revolve around anybody I can say whatever I want, and I couldn’t care less if you or anybody else didn’t ask.
Trans guy pre med transition who lived in Korea here. I generally got a real good reaction and didn’t feel treated any different from the younger generation. People on their 40s didn’t react that well and misgendered me, not like in an evil way rather I felt they just didn’t know about it. Can’t say about older folks than that. I’d say they’re slowly learning and there’s just not a lot of info out there in Korea so videos like this are really nice to spread awareness:)
I love how kind and respectful they are! We could learn a lot from these young people.
1:40 girl be right, it IS a diff human, theyre living their authentic selves now rather than trying to fit into a role they may have been born into
Thankyou so much for including Ftm in the video!! I find its alot less talked about/seen in Asain county's even unknown. So seeing it be included is realy nice!
I’m glad that TikTok is able to share so much of the human experience ✨
This video makes me happy because although it's slow and a bit confusing for them to understand, these people are kind enough and willing enough to learn more and become better people. Thank you for this channel!❤
As a trans guy that's been out for a decade now it's always interesting watching people figure out we exist.
Aside from the initial shock people experience, we tend to lose our friends, family, and the protection of the law.
It's pretty scary.
I really hope the world just in a breath knocks it off with b.s. of not understanding each other's differences. If it harms no one, why is it a problem? You wouldn't be rude to someone dissatisfied with their home and completely remodels it. Why be that way with people?
This was beautiful, I’m crying TTTT
this video was so sweet 🥺🥺 ty for the reactions and inclusion of trans poc as well!!
for anyone who doesnt watch a lot of korean content: the korean language does NOT use gendered pronouns. no one is being misgendered here 🥰
programs like google translate automatically change the gender neutral pronoun "그" to "he" because ENGLISH dictates that adding gendered words to a sentence that didnt use them originally is somehow more grammatically correct than simply using a direct translation of they/them.
example: if a korean person says "robert downey jr is cool. they have a beard." its stupidly considered more correct to translate it as "rdj is cool. HE has a beard." even tho the speaker never said he. for this reason mismatched english pronouns is a COMMON mistake in the subtitles of korean videos even when the subject is cis, so please understand its a problem w/ the english language not w/ anyone actually misgendering people 💙💕🤍💕💙
not them showing nikita dragun 😭
The second video
she is trans tho?
@@angiesoriano1305 she’s very problematic (racist/biphobic/did cultural appropriation/etc)
@@ily5540 they prolly didnt know lol
Rua is so empathetic..he is the first one to notice the happiness rather than the physical changes. His future girl is lucky...
So happy to see more people accepting trans people ❤️ love this video and thanks for calling them their correct pronouns after their change ❤️ much love from America
Mad props to all the folks , super respect mom/dad to have time for yourself and raise a child ...mad respect.
1:52 such a brilliant statement
I have so so much to say about this video, nothing negative ! Honestly it's endearing ,,
Transgender is split into two categories, or umbrellas, one being binary (man and female) and nonbinary, which can be a lot of things but the basic is they don't fit into the binary genders (male and female),
3:03 personally the comment about mind and body, I'll explain it the best I can, it just feels wrong, like no matter what you do or shove it aside its so daunting because everyone perceives you in a way you've never truly seen yourself. Thing of it like looking in the mirror and you see fuzz and static and not truly your face nor body, because you can't see what others see.
3:35 I was surprised to hear that ftm (female to male) was more common to them but maybe I just happen to know way more transmasc people, it was,, honestly sweet,, to not be called something tragic or a trend.
1:57 Not all transgender people are brave enough to face who they are, they feel something is wrong but are so afraid to face it, so that's why some will even get married and have kids, they don't know what else to do.
6:34 Me (They/he) and my brother (He/They) are actually both transgender, it's more common then you'd think, when you grow around people you trust like that at a close age,, you tend to be similar, not the same but similar. They always say birds of a feather flock together and thats a very good example with that.
Aww, this made me really happy. Thanks for this!
The most beautiful thing about these things is when a child is involved and the parent is trans and changes their appearance only to still be loved by their child unconditionally. I’m glad their life is blissful
Sometimes watching these transformations makes me think:
"Wow, how can people look amazing from one gender to the next" while I'm here and can't even look half decent from my og.
Rua is so handsome and open minded. He’s so respectful about other culture.
6:40 they were always women! ppl don't just become trans later in life; later in life just is when some finally feel safe enough to display their true selves. no hate to rua bc this all takes time to learn and he's pretty open-minded! but i'm just saying this so people know
(or maybe the translation's a bit off, whos knows - either way no hate)
i don't think you need to be this picky about their language it makes sense i was born a woman and presented as a woman and so i was a woman now i present as a man i am still biologically female but a male socially i don't really care about their language and i don't really feel the need to correct them as they weren't wrong in the first place just saying
They are not misgendering them in korean. Korean is a language that doesn’t (or very rarely) uses gendered pronouns so it’s the translator’s fault. When referring to someone in korean, it is assumed the listener already knows who the subject is so the pronouns are omitted or gender neutral
@@minjimunji for clarity, i commented in reference to rua saying "they both became trans after they grew up" or smth to that effect. again, the translation could be wacky or smth - maybe he meant that they both transitioned? in general, i was putting that message out there so ppl can realize that trans women have always been women (same goes for trans men ofc!). but ty again for your explanation :))))
@@bora3859 ah okay I see what you’re saying. I agree, trans people don’t “decide” to be trans. Though they can decide to transition physically, they can’t decide how they feel internally
yeah its an iffy translation. it would be more like deciding to show that they're trans rather than deciding to be trans
The fact that you can see their confidence boost after their coming out is so precious
FYI when they spoke in korean they werent misgendering anyone.... that was the person who captioned this mistake. Please be respectful either way!
Every time I look at Chacha I’m struck by how pretty she is. She has a joy and youthfulness about her face
The fact that most people wouldn't even recognise that someone they're passing in public is trans makes so much of the anti-trans rhetoric and politics so weirdly funny (in a tragic way) to me. One of my closest friends is a trans woman. She came out to us about four years ago, no one in our friendgroup had any issues changing how we address her and no one felt weird or awkward about it. Seeing her slowly transform over the yers have been beautiful, seeing her smile more genuinely, seeing her personality truly blossom. She has only just recently gotten the ok from doctors to get surgeries and she'll be shaving down her Adam’s apple soon as the first procedure. People who talk about "kids getting pressured into being trans and getting irreversible surgeries" have no idea how difficult it is even for adults to get those surgeries. My friend has had to fight for this extremely hard and if she had showed any hesitation at all at any step of the way, she wouldn't have been able to get the ok for it. I know this is kinda rambly, but I'm just so proud of her and it infuriates me that some ignorant, hateful people out there would want to deny people like my friend the chance of truly becoming themselves and living a fulfilling, happy life as the person they were meant to be just because it makes them feel a bit uncomfortable (even though it has literally no impact on their own lives) and seeing the people in this video being so respectful and understanding made me kinda emotional.
The people themselves where very understanding, it gave me a sense of security knowing most places are very uptight about people like me being trans. The people where very sweet, I wish the subber didn’t misgender some of them but I do appreciate how the people participating where very kind and understanding.
I really enjoyed the video & love how respectful all of them were! :)
but I'd like to ask if the misgendering at some parts was made by them or the translator?
(if e.g. a person that was born male transitions into a woman you should use she/her pronouns, not he/him)
its only translation, Korean is usually gender neutral
I think it's a mistake by the translator. As far as I'm aware (and pls correct me if I'm wrong) Korean doesn't really use pronouns like he/him or she/her, so when speaking it's all neutral and based on context what gender they're referring to, so the misgendering has happened in translation when an English pronoun has to be chosen.
I don't know who translates these videos but perhaps they sent a transcript of the Korean to someone to translate into English and without the context provided by the video mistakes were made?
yes it bugged me as well! i havent seen the whole video yet but the woman who transitioned later in life was constantly referred to as "he" :(
korean doesn't have gendered pronouns it's all contextual, so it's a translation error
I liked this, really enjoyed it🫶👏👏
Trans people are the hottest people. I feel like it's because they aren't themselves in their previous bodies but when they finally change their confidence just skyrockets and they can finally be themselves and it's such a beautiful transformation. Their confidence is so beautiful. So therefore they are just beautiful. I use to have a HUGE crush on this trans guy. He was a girl previously and we were friends. A few years went by and I saw them again and he had gotten surgery and everything and I could see the difference in the way he felt and his presence. He was great. Trans people I love you! 💙💖🤍
I love the way the clips barley started out and they're already like "WOAHHHH" I would gladly have these people by me to hype me up for no reason.
This video made me so happy. I can't even describe it
Nikitiddies dragonscale looked amazing, what an amazing polyracial and racefluid queen she is😍
I LOVE U OMFG
we miss Minji and Heejin ❤️❤️💔💔
The respect that I have for this channel is huge.
RUclips is getting to comfortable to not letting us skip ads now
I enjoyed this video, from the considerate use of pronouns to their empathising of their emotional, physical struggles and showing generous concern for their well being. I feel hope that love and caring for fellow man will conquer hatred and bias.
they arent using pronouns while speaking korean so if you see the wrong pronouns being used in the captions its not their fault its the translator's
i will never not be amazed by korean youth, having been stationed there and having interacted with them constantly not to mention half of my family is korean including my nieces and nephews, they are sooo sooo open minded and so loving and understanding. i know this doesnt go for everyone but those that arent supportive are in the minority
The first time I ever met a trans person was in a bathroom at a restaurant. She was seriously such a sweet person. Wherever you are out there in the world I hope that you’re well ☺️
veandre shouldve been in this one, she’s so beautiful 😭
Yes, 'older' people can struggle with these feelings just as much as younger. Sometimes even more because they struggle alone for so long and try to push the feelings away. They have partners and kids they feel they would let down if they transitioned now. Many times established jobs and they didn't grow up in a time where this was commonly accepted.
Ah for anyone who's confused too, "t" is short for testosterone, which a lot of transmasc people take to get deeper voices or facial hair! I'm getting close to being able to take T myself!!
Also it made me happy when then switched pronouns when referring to the people after they transitioned, even if they messed up a little. Cause a lot of the time people still continue to refer to trans people as their birth name or original pronouns.
I like they way they talked about it too, a lot of people do feel reborn when they go through transition because they are becoming a person they are meant to be.
Those twins were very cool and they make me very interested in genetics. Cause there are little mini parts in our x and y chromosomes that determine different things (including hormone levels, genetals, etc), so those twins transitioning together is just an example of those cool fun facts about genetics!!
love their reactions, so respectful
Whatever trans women are on, I need. Cause they all look way better than I do.
just a reminder: korea doesnt use gendered pronouns!! :) its the caption
their reactions were so nice to see TT♥
Thank you for showing people like me. I know that especially in more conservative societies the thing that is holding us back is a lack of visibility and understanding.
I think that it is important for people to see the part of the transgender experience that is euphoria rather than focusing on the dysphoria. All too often people are alienated from trans individuals because they don't understand our rejection of our assigned gender and they tend to focus on what we "should be" because of birth sex.
But to see a trans person so happy and healthy in their transition brings understanding of why we need to support these people and help them get to that point.
im glad they included trans men, they are too often excluded from the conversation.
Everyone demonstrated humanity and compassion and understanding in this video! I just want to add you do not need any hormones or reassignment surgery to exist as a transgender person. Those things alleviate dysphoria and help trans people “pass” but there are people like myself who feel very unlucky to have been born a man and feel as though I should have been and want to be a woman but I cannot do anything about it. The minute you decide to out yourself as trans your life becomes infinitely more dangerous. And some of these people like Nikita Dragun (was in one of the tiktoks) are extremely privileged. But love the video thanks guys love you all ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
for future reference, when you explain to these lovely people about transgender individuals, and for anyone in the comments who doesn't know, there is not physical and mental gender. gender is purely psychologically, meaning that person is born with a brain that develops into the gender they identify as. what you call physical gender is just genitalia. genitalia is formed because of your chromosomes. THAT is what sex is, your chromosomes. which is why there are four other sexes that exist that fall under the "intersex" category, meaning they're neither female nor male, because they don't have XX (female) or XY (male) chromosomes, they have a different combination of chromosomes.
this has been scientifically proven, by the way.
Idisagree that gender is pyshological, though tis part of it.
@@dongjuaeseo7230 you can’t really disagree. i mean, i guess you can, but you would be wrong. it’s been scientifically proven. i recommend looking up “gender vs sex”, it will give you more information about the psychological studies that have been done.
I have how much MJ was into everyone’s appearance after transitioning
Rua is so handsome and 귀여운 🥺I can’t
I think it’s kind of amazing in that they come from a conservative place and there isn’t much trans visibility yet they can understand it in ways places where there is that kind of visibility can’t.
I’m trans but I can’t transition due to my health. What a life.
I am so sorry ;-; 💛
omg, this made me teary eyed because of how Trans and other LGBTQ+ members are struggling... and here we are Koreans who are one of the most sensitive when it comes to this kind of issue and seeing their reactions and addressing them in a more positive and accepting way makes me feel like faith in humanity restored.