Thank you all for you lovely comments and support ❤️ I was honestly afraid that I would get shit for this but his proves again that 1) I shouldn’t be afraid to be myself and 2) that you people are amazing!
It actually happens a lot that transpeople will come out as non-binary first. But just because some people use it as a stepping stone doesn't mean we should undermine the way non-binary feel. Good video btw
i also identified as nonbinary before i realized that im a binary trans guy....it is rough feeling like youre part of "the problem" of the invalidation of nonbinary people, but being confused or unsure about your gender isnt the same as purposefully using the label as a "soft coming out" to test the waters, as you might say, before identifying as binary trans. You shouldnt feel bad or guilty about discovering yourself, and i think just by being an ally to nonbinary people and advocating for their existence and validation you are having a positive affect on the community.
I felt the same when I found you. You made me realize it’s okay to feel masculine but also wanna identify as non binary but as I went on I found out I’m more ftm than non binary so I wang to say thank you again for helping me realize who I am!
Proud of you dude! And don't worry, in order to figure yourself out, sometimes people need to go through various 'phases'. And if that helped you to now identify as the person you really are, that's just amazing! And if u decide later in life, this wasn't the right decision, which I don't think is gonna happen, that's also great. Never let anyone tell u who u are :) BTW I'M SO HAPPY MY BINDER ARRIVED JUST 10 MINUTES AGO AND I'M INTERNALLY SCREAMING, I'M SO HAPPY.. I haven't come out yet, but I made a lot of excuses why there was a package at our front door haha
this video is great and so are you!! ❤️ i’m somewhere in the murky waters of transmasculine lmao, it’s an ongoing journey of many years for me to figure out whether i am truly nonbinary or if decades of trauma and dysphoria and shame are what’s actually keeping me from being comfortable seeing myself as a man. i came out as genderqueer like 7 years ago before the term “nonbinary” was really being used by anybody to describe their gender and the friends and lifelines i’ve made in that community have been so crucial. *edit to include this part* lol: ever since having the realization that gender itself is not inherently binary, it’s made me realize too that even people who are men or women, even cis people, are also outside of the gender binary, since those two genders arent the only two, and arent necessarily “opposites”. i dunno, i’m waxing on lol, big love to all transmasc & transfemme & nonbinary folks out there ❤️🌟❤️🌟
Isn't the whole gender identity thing just about what feels right for you anyway? If nonbinary felt right for you for some time, then it probably was right at that time. So don't worry :) thanks for sharing this and have a great time!
I think its awesome that youre feeling more and more comfortable in your own skin and you dont need to apologize to anyone because we're all in our own individual journeys in this world, I'm happy for you 😊😊😊
so happy for you Noah! I'm sure this was really hard to make, and I really appreciate you talk about this topic because the same thing happened to me when I had to accept that I'm a trans guy, so this makes me feel less alone and also okay with my feelings. thank you.
I'm so happy for you!! Please, please do not feel bad, your journey is %100 your own, not to mention that is a very common experience. I am transmasculine non-binary and, for me, T has not changed how I identify exactly (and my pronouns have not changed), but it has dramatically affected my experience of my gender and, of course, my social experience (which has been amazing ☆.☆). It's also affected my sexuality in much the same way it has for you and I've met A LOT of people in the community who've had similar experiences. I think one thing that is interesting about gender and especially about the experience of taking hormones is how differently each person is affected in terms of physical vs mental/emotional. Physical dysphoria that I didn't even know I had has diminished or disappeared entirely and I'm definitely just more comfortable in my own skin, but the really dramatic thing for me has been my mental/emotional state and everything related to it. I am kind of a mix between male and agender and my physical experience of gender has never been particularly strong, so maybe that is why. Either way it had been interesting to watch everyone's experience with this stuff and how it differs. I'm excited to keep seeing your life unfold, your perspectives are always awesome and we are very fortunate that you share them with us. :)
proud of you, Noah. i think it's totally legit to feel as though the language you use for yourself is fluid. it doesn't make non-binary any less real. one of the things that i often think about is how the language we use to talk about ourselves evolves as we do, and i sense that's what you're discussing. your identity is valid. i guess i just want to keep reminding you of that. so if you ever need another reminder, let me know :)
I see you and appreciate you as Noah, and you can do whatever you want as long as that makes you happy and doesn't hurt others, you don't need to justify your happiness. You're amazing dude, thanks for sharing your journey ❤
Don't ever doubt our support or acceptance. I've switched labels too (sexuality wise and gender wise just was a mess for like a year) and take it from this non binary person, I'm not mad or offended or anything at you having identified (can I say that?) as non binary. It felt right at the time so who am I to be mad or offended at that?
Gender is Fluid and so are we! It was valid that you identified as non binary and its valid that you don't feel that same way now. We shouldn't be trapped by labels, just free to be who we are and love who we love.
Happy to hear that you're getting more comfortable with yourself! (Gender is so confusing wow. I related a lot to Miles Mckenna and you, bc you were both identifying as masc nonbinary people, but you both ID as binary dudes now, so I'm honestly wondering if I'll go through the same.. oOp ahah)
hey Noah don't feel bad about changing your label it's really up to you! if back then you felt like non-binary suited you the most then it's fine you don't have to apology for using it, really :-) actually i admire you for beeing honest with your feelings! this is truly inspiring. whatever is fine as long as you feel good!! take care
I've had the same issue! I identified as genderfluid before and now I just see myself as a trans guy. I think for me the issue was that I wanted to embrace my femininity and I didn't know how to do that while being a binary guy bc I was afraid of what people would think... Anyways I'm glad that you've found yourself, keep up the good work ❤️
I only just stumbled across your channel recently but I already resonate with what you're saying. You're modest but also honest which I really like. I'm really proud that you feel you're able to tell your audience this part of your life :)))))
I kinda went through the same process you did (though I’m not on t yet). I originally came out as non binary when I was still confused about my gender but after I had been socially transitioning for about 6 months I slowly realized I felt more and more like just a trans guy. I’m still me, and my gender is very fluid, but I just chose to change my label.
I totally get you man. When I first came out I came out as non-binary because I think I was afraid of coming out as a trans guy. And whilst I still feel like mentally I do have a bit of gender fluidity, I feel more comfortable identifying as a male and being perceived as a guy 🤷🏻♂️
Gender confuses me so much, I stopped trying to identify with anything, but the fact that there were all these non-binary people online I could look up to made me feel a lot better about myself. Especially as someone who looks mostly feminine and is always addressed to as she and her (except for in the nursing home I work, I get "mis"gendered there quite a bit and it's awesome), it was nice having other people "look" a certain way while not necessarily feeling that way all the time. I feel kind of bad for feeling bad when someone who used to identify as non-binary no longer does. I guess this says everything about me and nothing about said people. Regardless I'm really glad you're starting to become more and more yourself, and it's just lovely seeing your journey and growth. Keep it up 💙
Isa Levens - i totally know the feeling you mean about how it feels to watch someone you were using as a positive model for your own self-expression turn out to actually be a different gender than u! (i dont personally have that feeling myself about this video or this situation but have felt it a loooot as a trans person!! both in real life situations and on youtube) anyway im just writing to say i find it helps me to make sure my youtube subscriptions are a varied mix between people i watch because i relate to them, and people i watch because i just enjoy their content, or i want to learn more about their different experience! like, every time someone who i was watching because i identified with them, ends up coming out as a gender i do not identify with, i stay subscribed and i support them BUT then i also realize i need to supplement whatever emotional need of mine that that was filling! sometimes by checking out some different youtuber ive never seen before, who is currently in the same position as i am (:
First when I came out in school as transgender that just made me more dysphoric because I had the felling that people would look differently on me. I don't know I felt like I had to show ppl that I am a guy But that is a hard thing to do with a girls body. And I just felt bad. But my friends helped to show me I'm a boy even though I don't have a male body. And it helped me that even teachers call me Marik and he/him
Great you found that out about yourself! And don't beat yourself up for coming out as non-binary first. The whole life journey is twisted for most people, why should the trans journey be straight, of all things (oh, what a bad pun...)? If it's any comfort to you, for me it went the other way round. I started my trans journey assuming I was a binary guy, and now I am at a point very similar to yours: Labels are not so important anymore. People don't read me as female, and that is the main thing. But turns out, I am definitley not 100% male. So I am beginning to embrace the idea that I am not so binary as I thought I was. With our two stories together, the great gender-universe will be balanced again, I think, so don't worry... ;-)
I’m the same. I think I figured out I only had more of a political nonbinary identity because I hated gender roles growing up since I just wanted to wear boys clothes and do boys things etc. Now I think I’m just a transmale who would love a world without such a binary divide
Just do what feels right for you and that’s cool ;D gender is just a social construct in the end and we should all just do what makes us feel most comfortable!
It's always okay to realize something new about yourself. Plenty of nonbinary people stay nonbinary, and I'm comfortable enough in my identity to see that sometimes people realize they're not. Plus, people usually think nonbinary people are just confused cis who will detransition, so you're still challenging their assumption.
Be who you wanna be ☺ don't know you, but you seem like a decent guy that's trying his best in being comfortable in himself, and that's an amazing quality to have - keep it up! ☺
Nothing to do with your video but, man, you have really beautiful eyes! And voice! First time I watched one of your videos... I just had to say this haha
Great Video /'I'm male' ,Non- Binary (and will have Operation's to by Genderless ,maybe at at End to by Female )You so great Inspiration for me.I like your Videos!
As long as u deal with the dysphoria u have in a way that will make u happy do whatever go by whatever pronouns u feel are right 💙💙💙 keep yourself happy loved the video btw mr
Why hating on you? Its your life and it was your way to get into that processus. You just found yourself and I think that finding ourselves is a never ending process. So keep your head Up.
First: It's super brave of you to just be yourself. :) And second: I've got a question: What does it feel like speaking with a deep(er) voice? Does it hurt or feel any different than before? And what I also don't quite understand, is that I just read an article that said (I'm sorry it's in german:D) Männlicher Kontrabass gegen weibliche Geige Dass Männerstimmen tiefer klingen als Frauenstimmen liegt daran, dass die Stimmlippen bei Männern im Schnitt ein Viertel länger sind als bei Frauen. Sie schwingen dann langsamer - beim Sprechen rund 100 Mal pro Sekunde - und klingen tiefer. Die weiblichen Stimmlippen schwingen mehr als doppelt so schnell. Vorstellen kann man sich das wie bei den Saiten eines Kontrabasses, die im Vergleich langsamer schwingen und damit tiefer klingen als die einer Geige. ---> So, does that mean the "Stimmlippen" grow (in lenght) by taking testosterone? :0 I don't understand this process; I mean, like is that possible? (I'm so sorry for using english and german, but since you're dutch I thought maybe you understand german a bit, and if not there's always your best friend: the google translator.xD) Hope you are having a good day, goodbye.:))
Noah are you ok I haven't heard from you in awhile I miss your videos and when I see them you make my day and I want you to be happy in life to I would do anything for you just ask of me anytime you want take care my friend love Michael from Nashville Tennessee
You are not hurting the non-binary community or the bisexual community. You are you and you cannot be anything else! I’m agender, but I feel huge spikes of masculinity and I’ll desperately want to be on T, but it’s not all the time. It’s really confusing.
Noah you are what you feel on the inside and I believe in you and back you up in life for who you are and.i proud to do that for you and you are my friend too for life ok take care my friend and ask of me anything I can do to be there for you just ask me ok later you handsome perfect looking man to me. Mr GQ
guzma's golisopod me to i would give my life up like Jesus did so i could save humanity to that's how much I care and Noah is a good friend and i would take care of him if he wanted me to that's how much believe in him
i don't know if you'll reply but i'm questioning my gender and i seriously can't see the difference between men and women. What does it mean to be a guy? I can't figure out what my gender actually is because I'm stuck trying to figure out what a "man" is and what a "woman" is
Thank you all for you lovely comments and support ❤️ I was honestly afraid that I would get shit for this but his proves again that 1) I shouldn’t be afraid to be myself and 2) that you people are amazing!
It actually happens a lot that transpeople will come out as non-binary first. But just because some people use it as a stepping stone doesn't mean we should undermine the way non-binary feel. Good video btw
Proud of you for figuring yourself out and growing as a person.💙
i also identified as nonbinary before i realized that im a binary trans guy....it is rough feeling like youre part of "the problem" of the invalidation of nonbinary people, but being confused or unsure about your gender isnt the same as purposefully using the label as a "soft coming out" to test the waters, as you might say, before identifying as binary trans. You shouldnt feel bad or guilty about discovering yourself, and i think just by being an ally to nonbinary people and advocating for their existence and validation you are having a positive affect on the community.
I felt the same when I found you. You made me realize it’s okay to feel masculine but also wanna identify as non binary but as I went on I found out I’m more ftm than non binary so I wang to say thank you again for helping me realize who I am!
Noah, I’m proud of you for telling us. We still support you no matter what!
P.s I love the colour of your eyes.
Proud of you dude! And don't worry, in order to figure yourself out, sometimes people need to go through various 'phases'. And if that helped you to now identify as the person you really are, that's just amazing! And if u decide later in life, this wasn't the right decision, which I don't think is gonna happen, that's also great. Never let anyone tell u who u are :)
BTW I'M SO HAPPY MY BINDER ARRIVED JUST 10 MINUTES AGO AND I'M INTERNALLY SCREAMING, I'M SO HAPPY.. I haven't come out yet, but I made a lot of excuses why there was a package at our front door haha
Jensen Collins happy for you mate! Hope the binder fits :)
im so proud of u!!! everyone identifies as the gender they’re comfortable identifying with. you are you no matter what. rock on, Noah. 💙
noah i’m really really proud of you, you are amazing and i support you boyyy💙
You do you my dude, when I first came out I thought I was strictly ftm, but I’ve gone through like 4 different labels to get to the one I’m at now
I’m so happy for you that you feel comfortable enough to make this video. Also happy because I really needed this video at the moment.💜
this video is great and so are you!! ❤️
i’m somewhere in the murky waters of transmasculine lmao, it’s an ongoing journey of many years for me to figure out whether i am truly nonbinary or if decades of trauma and dysphoria and shame are what’s actually keeping me from being comfortable seeing myself as a man.
i came out as genderqueer like 7 years ago before the term “nonbinary” was really being used by anybody to describe their gender and the friends and lifelines i’ve made in that community have been so crucial.
*edit to include this part* lol: ever since having the realization that gender itself is not inherently binary, it’s made me realize too that even people who are men or women, even cis people, are also outside of the gender binary, since those two genders arent the only two, and arent necessarily “opposites”.
i dunno, i’m waxing on lol, big love to all transmasc & transfemme & nonbinary folks out there ❤️🌟❤️🌟
Isn't the whole gender identity thing just about what feels right for you anyway? If nonbinary felt right for you for some time, then it probably was right at that time. So don't worry :) thanks for sharing this and have a great time!
I think its awesome that youre feeling more and more comfortable in your own skin and you dont need to apologize to anyone because we're all in our own individual journeys in this world, I'm happy for you 😊😊😊
always going to love and support you man. you’re growing so much, and it’s wonderful to see🌻💛
You should never have to apologize for evolving. Nourishing is flourishing
Ilse de Wilt thanks ils ❤️❤️
Noah Hella 😘
so happy for you Noah! I'm sure this was really hard to make, and I really appreciate you talk about this topic because the same thing happened to me when I had to accept that I'm a trans guy, so this makes me feel less alone and also okay with my feelings. thank you.
I'm so happy for you!! Please, please do not feel bad, your journey is %100 your own, not to mention that is a very common experience. I am transmasculine non-binary and, for me, T has not changed how I identify exactly (and my pronouns have not changed), but it has dramatically affected my experience of my gender and, of course, my social experience (which has been amazing ☆.☆). It's also affected my sexuality in much the same way it has for you and I've met A LOT of people in the community who've had similar experiences.
I think one thing that is interesting about gender and especially about the experience of taking hormones is how differently each person is affected in terms of physical vs mental/emotional. Physical dysphoria that I didn't even know I had has diminished or disappeared entirely and I'm definitely just more comfortable in my own skin, but the really dramatic thing for me has been my mental/emotional state and everything related to it. I am kind of a mix between male and agender and my physical experience of gender has never been particularly strong, so maybe that is why. Either way it had been interesting to watch everyone's experience with this stuff and how it differs.
I'm excited to keep seeing your life unfold, your perspectives are always awesome and we are very fortunate that you share them with us. :)
Congrats, dude. I hope all of us can get to the point where we're comfortable just being.
proud of you, Noah. i think it's totally legit to feel as though the language you use for yourself is fluid. it doesn't make non-binary any less real. one of the things that i often think about is how the language we use to talk about ourselves evolves as we do, and i sense that's what you're discussing. your identity is valid. i guess i just want to keep reminding you of that. so if you ever need another reminder, let me know :)
I see you and appreciate you as Noah, and you can do whatever you want as long as that makes you happy and doesn't hurt others, you don't need to justify your happiness. You're amazing dude, thanks for sharing your journey ❤
I can’t believe someone disliked this 😠
Awesome video 💙
Ah I'm so proud of you! You're still you and I like you a lot :)
Don't ever doubt our support or acceptance. I've switched labels too (sexuality wise and gender wise just was a mess for like a year) and take it from this non binary person, I'm not mad or offended or anything at you having identified (can I say that?) as non binary. It felt right at the time so who am I to be mad or offended at that?
Gender is Fluid and so are we! It was valid that you identified as non binary and its valid that you don't feel that same way now. We shouldn't be trapped by labels, just free to be who we are and love who we love.
Happy to hear that you're getting more comfortable with yourself!
(Gender is so confusing wow. I related a lot to Miles Mckenna and you, bc you were both identifying as masc nonbinary people, but you both ID as binary dudes now, so I'm honestly wondering if I'll go through the same.. oOp ahah)
hey Noah don't feel bad about changing your label it's really up to you! if back then you felt like non-binary suited you the most then it's fine you don't have to apology for using it, really :-)
actually i admire you for beeing honest with your feelings! this is truly inspiring.
whatever is fine as long as you feel good!! take care
Super proud of you Noah, keep being you dude!! This takes bravery, good for you
I've had the same issue! I identified as genderfluid before and now I just see myself as a trans guy. I think for me the issue was that I wanted to embrace my femininity and I didn't know how to do that while being a binary guy bc I was afraid of what people would think... Anyways I'm glad that you've found yourself, keep up the good work ❤️
I only just stumbled across your channel recently but I already resonate with what you're saying. You're modest but also honest which I really like. I'm really proud that you feel you're able to tell your audience this part of your life :)))))
Fynn Hinckley thank you that means a lot!
I kinda went through the same process you did (though I’m not on t yet). I originally came out as non binary when I was still confused about my gender but after I had been socially transitioning for about 6 months I slowly realized I felt more and more like just a trans guy. I’m still me, and my gender is very fluid, but I just chose to change my label.
I totally get you man. When I first came out I came out as non-binary because I think I was afraid of coming out as a trans guy. And whilst I still feel like mentally I do have a bit of gender fluidity, I feel more comfortable identifying as a male and being perceived as a guy 🤷🏻♂️
If you're born a guy and identify as a male, how the hell are you trans?
Gender confuses me so much, I stopped trying to identify with anything, but the fact that there were all these non-binary people online I could look up to made me feel a lot better about myself. Especially as someone who looks mostly feminine and is always addressed to as she and her (except for in the nursing home I work, I get "mis"gendered there quite a bit and it's awesome), it was nice having other people "look" a certain way while not necessarily feeling that way all the time. I feel kind of bad for feeling bad when someone who used to identify as non-binary no longer does. I guess this says everything about me and nothing about said people. Regardless I'm really glad you're starting to become more and more yourself, and it's just lovely seeing your journey and growth. Keep it up 💙
Isa Levens - i totally know the feeling you mean about how it feels to watch someone you were using as a positive model for your own self-expression turn out to actually be a different gender than u! (i dont personally have that feeling myself about this video or this situation but have felt it a loooot as a trans person!! both in real life situations and on youtube)
anyway im just writing to say i find it helps me to make sure my youtube subscriptions are a varied mix between people i watch because i relate to them, and people i watch because i just enjoy their content, or i want to learn more about their different experience!
like, every time someone who i was watching because i identified with them, ends up coming out as a gender i do not identify with, i stay subscribed and i support them BUT then i also realize i need to supplement whatever emotional need of mine that that was filling! sometimes by checking out some different youtuber ive never seen before, who is currently in the same position as i am (:
Because gender is a society construct and not real.
Aaaah proud!!
First of all, love this video😍 it was amazing and so so inspiring. Are you Dutch?
Hanneke Voskuilen thank you and yes I am :)
The most important sentence is "I'm just Noah." That's it. We don't need all those labels. Thank you for being Noah!
First when I came out in school as transgender that just made me more dysphoric because I had the felling that people would look differently on me. I don't know I felt like I had to show ppl that I am a guy
But that is a hard thing to do with a girls body.
And I just felt bad. But my friends helped to show me I'm a boy even though I don't have a male body. And it helped me that even teachers call me Marik and he/him
Be proud to be yourself Noah! You're videos helped me understand that I myself am non binary but if you're more comfortable being FTM that's okay!
Wow, such a well spoken video. Proud of your confidence to make this step.
Noah were all so fucking proud of you and were happy for you. Thank you for letting us come on your constant journey of better understanding yourself.
I went through the same so I totally hear you on this! Whoever you decide Noah is ---> Thats the right ending :-)
Great you found that out about yourself! And don't beat yourself up for coming out as non-binary first. The whole life journey is twisted for most people, why should the trans journey be straight, of all things (oh, what a bad pun...)?
If it's any comfort to you, for me it went the other way round. I started my trans journey assuming I was a binary guy, and now I am at a point very similar to yours: Labels are not so important anymore. People don't read me as female, and that is the main thing. But turns out, I am definitley not 100% male. So I am beginning to embrace the idea that I am not so binary as I thought I was. With our two stories together, the great gender-universe will be balanced again, I think, so don't worry... ;-)
I’m the same. I think I figured out I only had more of a political nonbinary identity because I hated gender roles growing up since I just wanted to wear boys clothes and do boys things etc. Now I think I’m just a transmale who would love a world without such a binary divide
You hated gender roles but want to wear boys clothes and do boy things that are gender roles? Makes no fucking sense.
Just do what feels right for you and that’s cool ;D gender is just a social construct in the end and we should all just do what makes us feel most comfortable!
Gender itself isn't a social construct, however gender roles are.
It's okay dude, don't worry about like the world or whatever you do you and sometimes it takes some time to figure it out. It's all a process.
So cool video! Very emotional to me ♡
It's always okay to realize something new about yourself.
Plenty of nonbinary people stay nonbinary, and I'm comfortable enough in my identity to see that sometimes people realize they're not.
Plus, people usually think nonbinary people are just confused cis who will detransition, so you're still challenging their assumption.
Yeah, there's nothing wrong with change. Change is a part of life.
Be who you wanna be ☺ don't know you, but you seem like a decent guy that's trying his best in being comfortable in himself, and that's an amazing quality to have - keep it up! ☺
Honest Noah, honesty, always key and they way to the true you. Thanks for sharing x
ahhh so happy for you bro !!
Helemaal goed Noah! Verandering is normaal en okee. Dank voor je video's! x
Super proud of you dude
Nothing to do with your video but, man, you have really beautiful eyes! And voice! First time I watched one of your videos... I just had to say this haha
Im proud of you, sir!
Great Video /'I'm male' ,Non- Binary (and will have Operation's to by Genderless ,maybe at at End to by Female )You so great Inspiration for me.I like your Videos!
As long as u deal with the dysphoria u have in a way that will make u happy do whatever go by whatever pronouns u feel are right 💙💙💙 keep yourself happy loved the video btw mr
Why hating on you? Its your life and it was your way to get into that processus. You just found yourself and I think that finding ourselves is a never ending process. So keep your head Up.
First: It's super brave of you to just be yourself. :)
And second: I've got a question: What does it feel like speaking with a deep(er) voice? Does it hurt or feel any different than before?
And what I also don't quite understand, is that I just read an article that said (I'm sorry it's in german:D)
Männlicher Kontrabass gegen weibliche Geige
Dass Männerstimmen tiefer klingen als Frauenstimmen liegt daran, dass die Stimmlippen bei Männern im Schnitt ein Viertel länger sind als bei Frauen. Sie schwingen dann langsamer - beim Sprechen rund 100 Mal pro Sekunde - und klingen tiefer. Die weiblichen Stimmlippen schwingen mehr als doppelt so schnell. Vorstellen kann man sich das wie bei den Saiten eines Kontrabasses, die im Vergleich langsamer schwingen und damit tiefer klingen als die einer Geige.
---> So, does that mean the "Stimmlippen" grow (in lenght) by taking testosterone? :0 I don't understand this process; I mean, like is that possible?
(I'm so sorry for using english and german, but since you're dutch I thought maybe you understand german a bit, and if not there's always your best friend: the google translator.xD)
Hope you are having a good day, goodbye.:))
i was the same, identified as agender, then transmasculine nonbinary, then i realised I'm just a dude
Proud of you man!
Looking great bud! Video content is A+++++
Jack Major thanks mate, it means a lot that you say that cause I really like your content :)
I have so much love for you ❤️
Hol Wild CUTE
Would love to beable to talk to you I watched a lot of ur vids and would love some advice
PUPPPYYYYY ALLERRTTT❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Sarah Ben Hahahah says who ;) ❤️
hugs x
Noah are you ok I haven't heard from you in awhile I miss your videos and when I see them you make my day and I want you to be happy in life to I would do anything for you just ask of me anytime you want take care my friend love Michael from Nashville Tennessee
the comments here are so nice
Goddamn his voice is heaven okay fi8 me
Proud of you!!
Alexander Bulten thanks :)
💕 such a cutie
Kerr Olicia haha tnx
You are not hurting the non-binary community or the bisexual community. You are you and you cannot be anything else! I’m agender, but I feel huge spikes of masculinity and I’ll desperately want to be on T, but it’s not all the time. It’s really confusing.
cheers :)
Proud of you
Noah you are what you feel on the inside and I believe in you and back you up in life for who you are and.i proud to do that for you and you are my friend too for life ok take care my friend and ask of me anything I can do to be there for you just ask me ok later you handsome perfect looking man to me. Mr GQ
❤️❤️❤️ such a sweet comment
Thank you i care about people on this earth
i wish there were more people like you in the world, Robert! 💓🙏🏻🌟
guzma's golisopod me to i would give my life up like Jesus did so i could save humanity to that's how much I care and Noah is a good friend and i would take care of him if he wanted me to that's how much believe in him
Tree/trim from raegan and Sams video about trans jokes
Devin Armstrong well done :)
Being yourself is normal, just do you :)
You remind me of ansel ergot(i think thats how you spell it)
Alex Westphal oh shit he’s handsome tnx ❤️
i don't know if you'll reply but i'm questioning my gender and i seriously can't see the difference between men and women. What does it mean to be a guy? I can't figure out what my gender actually is because I'm stuck trying to figure out what a "man" is and what a "woman" is
You’re so handsome in jealous
YOUR CUTE 🥰 SO CUTE
he's cute
Trots op je ouwe
Mathilde Mulder thanks pik
I'm proud of you :)