🏳️🌈queer struggles at school🎉
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My school's Gay pride association club was codenamed the Garden Society. It was truly genius to the students (and stopped the parents from complaining about it)
So basicly you lie to parents?
@@youtubesucks1499 is you lying to your parents worse than your parents hating you for who you are?
@@youtubesucks1499 it’s so kids aren’t outed to their parents by being in a club.
@@caspertheghosst No, it's so schools can brainwash mentally ill kids who clearly need help from their parents.
This is sick and its predatory behavior.
Yeah, lying is awesome and not shady at all
Wow how are there so many awful comments on here? GSA's are a good thing. We all deserve to feel safe.
GleamingSecretAbility
Thank you finally someone with a brain
@@riasgremory5482 yes thank you
When you setup a trap for mice, and in a cage you tuck cheese or Bread....and stick a note o face of it “Feel Safe, we Care more than your parents".!!!! Yeah Quite Relatable 🙂
@@hollybolly1606 my guy really tried to compare GSAs to mousetraps💀
To anyone confused: sometimes schools will have alternate names for their GSA/LGBTQ+ clubs! For my school, it’s the “creative writing” club!
sorry, what does gsa stand for?
@@shinisnotonfire gay straight alliance usually
@@greysonfox9423 oh, thanks!
@@shinisnotonfire no problem!
Woahhhhh that’s cool
You're a champ for remembering the first rule of fight club.
As a general rule, teachers shouldn't be hiding things from parents.
@@kitkatfrosty they’re supposed to if divulging information could bring harm to the child that is under their care during school hours. and this parent doesn’t seem very safe to not lie to.
@@kitkatfrosty would you rather the parent be oblivious to protect the child, or risk that child be abused, neglected or kicked out due to something at school? The schools job is to keep that child safe and if the parent comes in acting like this and you tell the parent that their kid is gay or participating in a club of that sort and the child is then beaten or turns up homeless that's on the school. They're just doing their job in protecting that child.
@@kitkatfrosty L + wrong
@@kitkatfrosty and put the child in an unsafe environment? No thank you
...i wish there was a LGBT+ knitting club when I was a kid. Would've been fun. Of course in southern tennessee there would've been a riot too.
I bet lol
I’m a queer from southern Tennessee IT SUCKS RN
Same😂
I’d love to find one as an adult, NGL
I live in middle Tennessee. Siegel has a gsa so if you still live here and have kids just tell them to stick to the art hall because that's mostly where the gsa meetings are.
*Homophobe leaves*
Thelma: Okay kids, it's safe to come out now!
*kids resume knitting and being queer*
This comment is underrated
Come out in two different ways
Plot twist: she just wants to Join the “queer knitting club”
Imagine being gay
@@Mivanxssa Imagine being you
@@Mivanxssa Hate to be your parents. Looking at the failure they raised.
@@blueconfetticake9217 you have gacha pfp your opinion no longer counts
@@pavle957Ah yes, the option everyone needs and wanted. Seriously dude. Grow the fuck up.
It's really disappointing to read these comments and see people not getting the joke and/or ignoring abusive parents exist. Truly cursed.
A parent has a right to protect their child from what they perceive as being as being a perverted lifestyle supervised by adults pushing transgender agenda.
Personally, I would send my kid to a private school.
It's all about protecting the children, protecting them from those nasty teachers who want those kids to be themselves.
The more I hear from these hateful people the lies I can take them seriously. They are the same people who think abstinence is a good idea
@@isdrakon9802 abstinence *only* is a good idea.
It's a valid option to not want sex it's just not productive to not teach older teens how to have safe sex too.
@@solsystem1342 if you don't want to have sex that's your individual prerogative, it's one I have. However sex Ed is backed by research that shows that it's well worth it
True, people have no clue what could happen to queer kids if their homophobic parents find out the truth
“Oh gOsh, i dOnt ThInk sO.”
The sarcasm is just, *m w a .*
Out of any kind of queer club one could form, a queer knitting club has gotta be one of the greatest
It's so damn wholesome
Just don't brainwash kids into joining
@@barryallen8307 yep
Also why does a club have to have the word LGBT in it especially for a knitting club in my school there is a club for gays and straights to get along so that’s understandable but knitting?
@@issaknunez8778 it's probably just an LGBTQ support group of for queer and trans kids. GSA groups also exist in schools as well. Don't get your knickers in a twist.
Im straight... (tried other stuff but nope).
I wanna still go to the queer knitting club
Maybe they can adopt me
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Damn you called me out in the second half
Shit I gotta walk my plant too
I'd happily join a knitting club despite not knowing how to.
I would love to see a twist on this, like the parent is asking cause the kid doesn’t know if there are fees or requirements to join and P is just trying to help them get in! 😆
Omg that’s something my mom would say 🙄😭😂😂
Same here 😅
I changed you 69 likes. Now you don’t have a curse number of likes
And my dad 😅
yep she made me leave the gsa
My son came home super excited one day, talking about how his school would be getting a GSA, because a teacher finally found enough students willing to join.
I told him he better tell me he'll join it too, because it would be a great place to try and make some friends.
And friends he found!
Whenever they have a GSA meeting, he gets all excited, and will do anything to convince his foster parents to cancel the taxi ride, so he'll be able to go (he can take the bus, but they insist on keeping the taxi rides)
I don't get it, is knitting somehow a queer coded activity?
Im pretty sure there's just a knitting club for queer people, not that its queer activity
@@moothecow8029 *all grandmas are gay confirmed*
@@DeathSurgeonKid lmfao I'm hella gay and I'm the grandma of my friend group and I know how to crochet and knit
No, “knitting club” is the schools code for the GSA/Pride club - a lot of schools do this because kids aren’t out to their parents or other classmates. My school just has “Pride club” so it’s not this coded, but this kind of thing is not outside the realm of possibilities.
Code name for the GSA.
I need this club.
Y’all’s schools are actually supportive and aren’t ridiculously religious
Not all of them, it’s true some of them are quite supportive many aren’t very nice about this subject, where I used to go there was a huge thing between the school and parents, parents would pull their kids out of activities we had for “promoting the gay agenda on their kids” and that kind of thing, they sent emails to the principal using the Bible and threatening them.
Look up South Side Beaver in Beaver county PA and say that. And i either know, am related to in some fashion, or know family of some of the pieces of shit that are now on the school board. Mean, hateful, vicious describes most of those inbred imbeciles. And they are bringing their religious bullshit to the school board meetings, which has no business being in a public school. It will be a mercy for those kids if most of the older generations dies off quickly.
I mean... Religious schools are generally pretty religious. But most schools in the US aren't, and in several different countries too
*heavy breathing*
I'd be more surprised to see a straight only knitting club
Good point
I mean I doubt queer knitting club means only gay people are welcome there was a gsa at my school where both queer and straight Ally's were encouraged to join
I’d love to be a part of a queer knitting club. That sounds like and absolute vibe.
Dang, Thelma sure has a wild imagination…
My chorus teacher had a club like this and i didn't care but what really annoyed me was that they once took up the whole class time to talk about it
Ok
That’s a bad thing??? I think it’s cool
Hows that bad?
@@priyajaee i had a music teacher like rhat, and its not what they talk abt its just that no one cares and everyone wants to actually start the class
@@mreow8721 oh
A WWHHHHAAAAATTTT????????
No, I would never start a QuEeR kNiTtInG cLuB 😂😂
I’m so lucky that we don’t have to have a codename for my school GSA. It’s ran by one of my favorite teachers and each teacher in our school (minus like.. 2 that no one likes) has a LBGTQ+ safe sticker in their windows
My spanish teacher host’s a GSA club every week on Wednesdays during lunch and no one needs permission from their parents to go there and even if you go one week and decide you don’t want to go the next that’s completely fine, you go if you want to go, and everyone’s welcome AS LONG as they know what it is :] she also hosts specials things there like this week we did Yoga and meditation and next week she’s hosting a DnD game :]
never been to one of those clubs but that sounds kinda boring to me tbh
DND?! HELL YEAH I NEED TO JOIN
Everyone needs to learn to crochet and knit 🧶
It’s so fun!
My HS had a "dirty french girls knitting society" we made it our junior year. Yes there were boys in it xD
I’m lesbian. I told me little sister and she’s been beating me up 😁😭
my high school has a gsa club and they don't try to hide the fact it is one
(someone gave me an invitation for it when they found out I'm pansexual)
The lgbtq+ club at my school was code named alphabet skittles
I love that name!
I mean who doesn’t love to knit?
How about a queer arts club? Just like... drawing, painting, whatever.... idk how to knit in case it wasn't obvious.
my gsa was called spectrum club but to my parents it was called art club
Our LGBTQ club was Solace! Very quickly it was found out and ended the same year it started but it was worth a shot! It was run by my English teacher (she was an activist) and a health teacher (She was married to her wife, expecting a kid now!)
I was expecting it to be called rainbow knitting like rainbow because of the colors of yarn and the parent is just making a big deal of out nothing
POV: you’re looking for the “negative comments”
Our gay club is called "Spanish club"
A LGBTQI+ knitting group sounds amazing, sign me up!
it's funny because, today I had the lgbtq+ club meeting at my school today. and I basically took the whole roll of rainbow heart stickers XD-
I'd personally recode GSA for any transphobic parents
..and what are your intentions?
I'd probably tell transphobes that it's the Grill selling association or something like that
So your intentions aren't meant to cause the students harm. Okay, cause usually there's 1 of 2 reasons someone would do that lol
@@stuck-between-pages ofc I am very protective of this channel
@@Rebellious_Pastry ma’am we go door to door working on our marketing skills
I wish we had thought of a more discreet name for our club cause once kids found out they started hanging around our room and started making insulting remarks about it in classes
When the parent tries to leave:
Parent:dang it and I really wanted to join
Thelma: Wait wha-
I love knitting and I'm most definitely queer can this please be a real club in my school
Every school needs a Thelma
My high school was the disguised as the SCHOOL BEAUTIFICATION AND MAINTANANCE CLUB…
I wish that it wouldn't have been a massive surprise twist for the parent to go, " fine. Can I sponsor one?"
I used to run the queer knitting club at my school!! I'm in 6th form so I was allowed to run the club for the lower years (it did get disbanded because of drama reasons tho unfortunately)
the parent still used they/them pronouns tho
@RedReaper so they seems to be angry about the club (homophobic vibes) but they use they/them pronouns
I think it was because the teacher(idk what they do? Sorry I'm new) used they/them pronouns first, this can cause people to automatically use the same pronouns - especially if there not paying attention - as them/they is common but we don't notice as much. This is just what I can guess tho😊
When they said RAINBOW it killed me Lmao
In my college we just outright had "LGBT club" but the anime club I was in might as well have been a second one
Lmao me when I act dumb cause my mom wants to be nosey 😂😂😂😭😭
Fair like at high school we have division club it's Cleve recuse my mom knwo I'm in it but she has no clue what is about I just told her it's about sporting minority she dose not even thi k I could possibly be aprt of the minority the funny thing is she keeps braging about how smart and observant is
Plot twist: it was a queer knighting club
I'm just picturing a rainbow knight right now AND I DESPERATELY NEED SOMEONE TO DRAW THIS-
@@Cal_The_Stainless I’m on it!!!
Oh, we stan Themla!!!🎉🎉
Whaaaaat, queer? Never have I ever heard that word in my life!
~ Thelma, enthusiastic LGBTQAI+ advocate
I'm not from USA so in the hell there is a special class for kids who just like their same sex?
Sometimes I’m confused by the extreme specificity of these videos. Like there’s nothing objectionable about them but they often present wildly unlikely scenarios, rather than actually presenting common situations where people deal with homophobia, transphobia etc. idk I just don’t get the point-?
ThErE mUsT aLwAyS bE gEnDeR sPeCiFiC cLuBs
how is this extremely specific when more than one school has disguised/safe queer clubs for kids and a lot of parents would flip their shit if they knew their kid's school is "promoting the gays"
Because it’s for entertainment and comedy. Just watching someone pretend to be homophobic isn’t super funny to a lot of people (if it’s done wrong, of course. I bet there’s someone who can make it work). All I’m saying is that it’s for laughs, not education.
@@mariamatedei then it would be “the knitting club” not the “queer knitting club.” Of course theres queer knitting clubs irl but I mean at middle? Or high schools idk if there would be unless it’s a huge and shockingly LGBTQ affirming school, that’s what I meant about it being weirdly specific.
I went to a high school in the south from 2008-2011 and the literary magazine club (we put together the yearly lit mag for the school and voted on poems and stories to be included) was our go to “secretly gay club” at my school. So I totally understand what you’re talking about there. I tried to start a “gay straight alliance” as a senior and the administration was like Nooo bc they were afraid of offended parents.
It’s a little different now, even at my school, a few years(?) after my graduation they did actually start a GSA.
Im not trying to be antagonistic to this creator with my comment, it’s just hard for me to see the humor in some of the videos because I’m just confused 🤷
@@payton_bagel8317 they seem like they’re meant to educate to some degree while also being like relatable humor for other queer people, sure someone just being homophobic isn’t funny, I guess for me I don’t get either the humor nor the educational aspect because I feel like I’m watching stuff happen in like a parallel universe
This is just a giant thread that explains the massive explosion in homeschooling 😂😂😂😂
ours is called rainbow confetti club
I'd be the person asking so I can donate some of my old knitting and crochet books
Young people with grandparent hobbies unite!!
Wow. I didn't get it at first.
But now I see how smart it is, but also really sad. Coz no one should have to hide their knitting. 😢
Imagine it just means strange 😂
(The club name, like: The Strange Knitting Club, and they knit weird things)
I want a queer knitting club 🥲
The way my school did it was the club was on the same days as anime club and the person who ran it also ran anime club with the other teachers and kids had to sign a thing that said I won’t tell anyone who’s here what names they go by or when meetings are etc
that’s so cool!
Trying to understand this video is like trying to argue with a Karen, it’s hopeless
Amen
Amen
And AwOmEn 😆 🤣 😂
Awomem 😩👌
I agree. I have so much to say but I won’t.
We called ours RFM and it was for "kids who wanted activities after school and to make friends" which wasn't a lie, but it was actually Recipe For Me, a support club for anyone who needed it
GSA for us is the Book club!
POV: FINALLY Noticing THE SUBSCRIBE in CAPS@ bottom left of screen Sometimes people gotta write in CAPS for me to READ IT. LOL
I want to join the club
I would have joined it. There's a lot about queer people I don't know and I love knitting.
We call our GSA scrabble club lol
at my school it’s color spectrum bc being “gay” is a spectrum full of colors aka sexualities
(i put gay in quotes bc it’s more of an umbrella term lol)
id join a queer knitting club (i do not knit)
My school has a group chat for every LGBTQ+ member we personally knew- But mostly from out school.
Guess the name of the chat ;)
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That’s fucking awesome 😎
@@hdueber9843 It is!
@Dave Federighi Don’t you have something better to do than this? You are telling me to “ have another live than sexuality”?
All I did was saying that there was a group chat as a safe space and just to joke around for LGBTQ+ people?
But why
I wonder why so many people think there is an agenda 🤔
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What is a “roster” never heard of it just wondering if someone could tell me
Basically like the list of kids who are meant to be in attendance
Ok, thanks!
the term "roster" is also often used in workplaces too as a list of employees who are scheduled
I mean we have the yarn artd club and a gsa, BUT most of the gay ppl drift towards the yarn club to not get outed
My school doesn’t have a queer knitting club. It does however have a pride flag painted outside and a regular crochet and knitting club soooo kinda counts
So y'all are hiding the clubs and the activities that the students are engaging in from the PARENTS?? Hopefully these kids are 18+😐
Yeah because knitting with other gay people is so innapropriate and harming the children 😐
@@stalkkaajatyyppi Yeah 😢 don't you know children can suffocate on yawn?
i hate how homophobia is so common that teachers and principals who support or are a part of the LGBTQ+ community have to lie to the parents about it. it’s still a very nice thing to do and i would love to be in a school like this tbh
At my school we have this thing called GSSA (gender, sexuality something something) it's basically when people lgbtq+ go and like talk or something. I haven't gone, but a ton of my friends do
My school used to have a queer crocheting club
ugh I’m jealousssss i wanna join
"being gay is my identity"
"using being gay as my identity got my video 117k likes so ill keep doing it"
Ummm have your clubs, I don’t care, but not even letting the parent know what is going on in their kids life is WRONG.
It's even more wrong to let parents harass their kids because of their gender or sexuality
Im like this :( i cant come out to my mom ;(
@@NickSmokes what sexual ideology?
My school has a skittles club/ safe space for LGBTQ+
Cool
I love your content! Thanks soo much for continuous humor/education/inclusion ❤️
Teachers that do this should be in prison and never see the sun again
At my (soon to be) school they also have a LGBTQ club but bc some parents don't agree with LGBTQ u don't have time tell ur parents u joined that club and they probably tell the parents a "code-name" fir the club
The correct answer to such a request is no. There is no such club in this school, but it is a great idea. I will immediately give you a reason, thank you very much for the suggestion, you are really great. leave the room excitedly
in my school my friends hold a unofficial dungeons and dragons club. we now do it outside of school, but it was the gay club. the majority of us were fruity asf. there was an official LGBTQ club held by the fruity English teacher before all this tho. reccomend that English teacher. hes amazing.
Love your victim complex 💞 Keep it up!
I mean...I'm not lesbian but I still support the LGBTQ.cuz there is a boy in my class that's gay and some people don't like him from being gay and that's not right.
Slay
The first rule of the queer knitting club is that you don’t talk about the queer knitting club (with your homophobic parents).
Again making executive decisions for someone elses kids not okay. Do the job and thats it.
No one's making executive decisions here
Bruh why does everything have to be LGBTQ+ I think kids should be taught about the lgbtq+ community but club activities shouldn’t be a thing
Omfg, I wish!
Plot twist:The lady wanted to host the club