2:43 It's nice and good that the father is supportive. But it was not good for him to eavesdrop on what he knew was a private conversation, and it was even cringier for him to write that note. The boy deserved to come out on his own terms.
My mom said something, in a bummed tone, about having to take her pride flags down because pride month is over. I said to her, "you know, you can be proud all year long if you want." And she had this look as if that never even occurred to her. They're still up. She's come leaps and bounds and I'm proud of her. Edit: Aw 🥺 I didn't know how much joy this would bring to y'all and it gives me the joy! 🌈
People leave 4th of July decorations up for months, why not do the same with pride? Just today, I drove past a store that had an American flag literally the size of the whole store window. You couldn’t see the inside. I’m not sure how they get around it.
The woman realizing she's gay at the same time her partner came out as trans is so sweet! I guess maybe even when she thought she was marrying a man, some part of her was attracted to the woman she didn't know she was marrying.
A similar thing happened with my parents. My mom is bisexual and had only dated men before she met her wife. Before said wife came out, my mom was always talking about how my “dad” was so much more sensitive and understanding than any guy she’d dated before, and that there was just something about it that was different. A few years later, they both figured it out and they recently got remarried as two women on their 20th anniversary.
I just came out to my brother as gay and non-binary or genderfluid (if that makes any sense). He used to be EXTREMELY Anti-LGBTQIAP+ but he educated himself thoroughly and he is a really good ally now. He says he fully accepts me and I feel so happy.
They really cut into their own flesh. It's got the same energy as my ten year old self being pissed off about having to cut an apple, trying to stab the apple, but slipping with the knife and cutting into my finger tip. However, ten year old Raven learned not to stab apples, but I wonder if Alabama will learn not to ban marriage for anybody...
Well I'm aroflux and I don't have a problem getting married because even though I've been dating her for like 4 days I already know I'm gonna marry my girlfriend
I’ve been meaning to say this for a while and I might have already I don’t remember. But I just wanted to say when I started watching you I was under the impression I was a cis woman. I started watching you when I was questioning if I liked girls. I remember you talking about people saying how they watched you before they noticed they were trans and I was like “no, couldn’t be me, I’m definitely a girl.” Months later now I identify as trans and use he/they pronouns. Sometimes we surprise ourselves I guess. Edit: thanks for the support and I love reading all your stories in the replies. I just want you to know you’re all valid and you’re not alone
Omg that is wholesome! Similar for me, although I identified as cishet ally, then unlabeled cis woman and now she/they (demigirl) and lesbian/Unlabeled 🥰 You are valid and I love you, don't öet anyone tell you something different 😊
I didn’t understand I was lgbtq+ until I started to get to know people from the community and talk to them about their experiences and noticed that what I had felt since I was a child was something they experienced too. I identify as non binary and bi nowadays and finally understood why I didn’t fit in with the others that easily. Before that I felt like a hetero cis girl that’s just „not like other girls“ 😅
omg i love that so much, congrats for finding yourself!!! similar experience here, after watching a bunch of trans youtubers like jamie i realized my gender dysphoria was totally valid and that just because i look and present feminine doesn’t mean i’m cis. i now know i’m non-binary and i use she/they pronouns 💕
I stayed in closet for years because I thought my husband would leave me if he knew I was a trans man. I finally came out and he came out as bisexual. Our daughters call us Big Daddy and Little Daddy. We've never been happier.
Speaking of wholesome LGBT+ stuff, I remember when I came out as bi to my parents, and they started referring to my theoretical future partners in gender neutral terminology. It was a little thing, but it was really sweet and meant a lot to me.
My mom joined a "free mom hugs" group after my brother & I came out, and asked us to make sure they were a legit group that was appreciated by the LGBT+ community. She was already someone who gave free mom energy to our friends whose parents didn't support them, and I think it's fantastic to see these groups out there doing good work. Knowing there are people out there with extra love when you're lacking it makes so much difference for a lot of people.
@@teryel3493 me too! She's familiar with the LGB part of things since she was part of a majority queer friendgroup as a student, but since one of us is trans and we're both ace, she's done a ton of research and asked a lot of questions to us about the community as a whole so she can be supportive. She's a really great mom and she hasn't always gotten it right but she's gone out of her way to do her best and we're definitely fortunate to have her!
The one with the ladies getting married after 50 yrs bought tears to my eyes. I am so grateful that my trans son was not born 50 yrs ago. I love your channel, it gives me hope that he can just live an be happy, which honestly should just be how it is for people. Why gender, sexual orientation or whatever has anything to do with anyone else is beyond me. We just need to be kind and love each other.
I had a talk with my mom yesterday about how just 100 years ago, I would have been locked up and much worse, for being the way I am, and I think she might be starting to understand why I'm making myself so visible now. I'm a gay trans guy from germany... It's not even been 100 years... but there's been so much progress all over the world since then... we still have a long way to go, but it's getting better.
I'm a trans lesbian, too, so I can relate to that. When I came out two years ago, my mom was the first relative I told. She knew for years that I shave my body hair off and had her suspicions about me at least since I was a teenager. When you factor in step-relatives, I told my step-niece before any of the rest knew. "Malika" is gay, too, and we have plenty of common interests so I felt she was safe to tell. She had her suspicions about me being trans or gay. In a way, she was right about both.
No matter how difficult things get, you're never alone. People you don't even know are rooting for you. Stay hydrated, and take things step by step until you can slowly nudge yourself out of your comfort zone to leap further and complete your goals. I believe in you! Don't beat yourself up over tiny setbacks, you're learning and you're making progress regardless.
Here's a cute couple story for you folx : My gf & I are 2 trans people, she's a trans woman, I'm a trans man and we're both asexual, but when we met neither of us knew about that. We were a "straight" couple as we thought we should be, but I discovered I was ace, shared it with her and she slowly came to realise she was too. Later, she came out as trans then a year later, I came out as trans too. Now we're here, we're queer and still in love after almost 8 years (we'll celebrate the 8th anniversary on December 2021)! ^^
Lmfao I remember when I would keep seeing those comments and be like “lol it’s funny how many people this happens to but it DEFINITELY isn’t me” ._. xD (Love from your local gender fluid/non binary panromantic asexual lol stay safe
the one with the older lesbian couple made me really teary too, oh noo! we will have the poll in september in switzerland to make same sex marriages legal and there are alot of people voting against it. Let's hope for thebest and don't give up i guess
1:44 I love this so much because imagine that conversation "Honey I have something I need to tell you" "Me too, you go first" "I... Am attracted to women, I'm a lesbian" "You- you are not gonna believe this but it's our lucky day"
The version in my head featured the first one come-out-to absolutely helpless with involuntary, situationally inappropriate relief laughter, because I tend to laugh with relief and the more intense it is, the harder it is to suppress. But never fear! In my head, the hugging and patting and happy crying through the laughter made it clear all was well, so first one to-come-out wasn't in terrible, pained suspense. I'm sure Rachael is right and it was less cinematic, but our versions are cute too! :)
"Oh yeah " I I love how normal and mundane that is. Like it gives the same energy of forgetting or not realizing anything else. It really shows how much he accepts the community as normal
Kind of related to that last one, when Ireland had our vote to amend the constitution for same sex marriage. The text read "Marriage may be contracted in accordance with law by two person without distinction as to their sex" (ie, gender of the participants of the marriage is not a factor in the legality of the marriage. However the Irish text (as our constitution exists in both langauge) read "Féadfaidh beirt, cibé acu is fir nó mná iad, conradh a dhéanamh i leith pósadh de réir dlí" translated directly meaning "a couple may, whether they are men or women, make a contract of marriage in accordance with law" which had an interpretation (the 'they' implying plural here due to it referencing couple) necessarily both had to be men OR women. In the same year our government accidentally, for two days, legalised ketamine, ecstasy, crystal meth and magic mushrooms.
I think the most wholesome thing about this video is the comment section, I honestly think Jamie has one of the most lovely supportive community and even if the video is mildly upsetting (some of the topics like looking at far right tik toks or the fight against JKR and how much of a horrible person she is) the comment section will always make me feel loved and supported and needed so, if you're reading this you are loved by someone and even if you don't think it youve made someone happy, simply by existing (:
It was probably the best part of the video for me. Sometimes you get wrapped up in the memes and it can feel a little invalidating. And just havin someone remind you that its just jokes and even if you don't relate you're still you is very wholesome and great.
I know this may be a bit off topic, but could someone maybe help me with something? I'm wondering what would be a good alternative to aunt/uncle for someone who identifies as nonbinary or goes by they/them pronouns. I don't have any figures like that in my life and I'm making a character who is nonbinary and has a nephew who is very fond of them. If anyone could help me with this, I would greatly appreciate it! Edit: Thank you all for your help! Another edit: The reason why I don't want to always just use their name is because it's a one-syllable name. I don't know any nicknames that could come from it, but I'll try and come up with some of those too. Also ankle, auncle, and zizi are all really cute. Once again, thank you all for your help!
Hmm… I use they/it/he and I thought abt this type of stuff. Generally I know a lot of people who have thought of “nibling” for nephews/nieces and just siblings who use they/them pronouns (my uncle uses that for me a lot I said they could call me nephew but they don’t want too-) but I think generally, the person who has the nephew would be able too decide if they want to be uncle or auntie? Sometimes I think about when I become an uncle- I’d want to be called uncle because that’s my preference. But it’s very hard to decide- some people like too merge them together but hmm… when you look up on google you’ll see “pibling” standing for parents sibling which I personally think sounds… interesting… but yeah I think most the time I see non-binaries who just identify as “non-binary aunt” or “non-binary uncle” and uh- yeah hope that helps ?? Basically just make it clear that they have decided they are okay too be called aunt or uncle even though they are non-binary and it should be fine I guess ^^
Jamie, I just want to say thank you *wipes away a few happy tears* I am a 36 YO bi trans woman. I lost my whole family in my transition, which was a good thing in the end. But I have watched your videos over the years, even before coming out. You for me, have been a beacon of hope and inspiration. Even in my job as an adolescent counselor, working with my baby trans clients. You help myself, as well as the kids I am working with get through the tough stuff. Thank you so much for being you. Esmeralda Xóchitl
as a queer person in a small town, i really appreciate this video and you normalizing these things. my family have always told me they would love me "even if i was gay" which is so much better than what lots of people get from family but it still hurts to know that i'm letting them down in a way. so thank u for reminding me that there are people out there who will love me FOR me, not in spite of me.
8:14 that's the one that made me tear up. When I came out, my dad said he didn't accept me because he had expectations for his son. 11 years later, and he still doesn't accept his daughter. It would've meant the world to hear that message, but I never got it. If your parents accept you, please appreciate them. If they don't accept you, please know that you can still build a new family. I made it through HRT and SRS without the help of my parents, but with the care of my best friend, whom I love like a sister.
I'm so sorry you had to go through life like this because of being yourself. I'm proud of you for sticking to your true self and finding strength in your chosen loved ones. 💖 Hope you're doing ok.
It's sad that even after seeing you go through so much to be true to yourself that they still can't accept you. But that is on them. You've gone on and made a new life for yourself and family you can love and trust. Continue to seel joy and you'll keep finding it.
@@alicecain4851 They cut me off when I changed my name, which was the first thing I did, so they never saw me on HRT, and they will never know about SRS.
Hello! This message is for anyone out there that is struggling with their sexuality/sexual identity. I'm wishing you the best and sending you love from the bottom of my heart. I hope you find your true authentic self and get to be the amazing person you were always meant to be. To a better, free, fair world.
I really resonated with the two women who asked if they were ready, and she said I waited fifty years for this. My mothers in-law were together for 35 years and they finally were able to get married several years ago. I was so happy for them!
Jamie, I noticed you trying NOT to cry and I have to say... please don't ever feel ashamed to show your feelings. Men should be able to show their emotional side without feeling shame. You are incredibly brave with your trans and bi journey and we are all so proud of you so let your emotions flow. You got this, you sweet spud 💜🦄
I needed this video. My dad said something kind of shitty as a “joke” and it kind of hurt (not out to him obviously, and most of the time his comments and jokes don’t bother me, but the one today just struck a nerve for some reason). Thanks Jamie (hope that how your name is spelt haha).
@@allyrose8884 I second this profession of love, validation, and support. May tomorrow bring you kinder interactions, acceptance, understanding, and inclusion!
The old lesbian couple getting married made me cry a lot, beause where I live it's still illegal to get married and recently a gay man was burned alive for just living with his bf. I am still young so i hope I get to witness gay/lesbian marriage legal. Have a good day everybody.
Just know if your parent(s) isn’t/aren’t proud or accepting of who you are, there are lots of people who care about and support you. I was outted as trans by my transphobic sister to my transphobic parents and I know how important it is to have a community who cares about you. Much love. ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
I was literally at my city's local Pride event yesterday (yes I know it's August but it obvs had to be postponed cus of Rona) so I am on a happy high and this has kept me in a good mood
When I came out as trans, the only thing that changed in my relationship was that I asked my partner if he was ok with putting the wedding off until I was further along in my transition. He agreed even though we've had to put it off twice already because of covid. Love my bisexual fiance!
My mom let me pick out a new backpack online for this school year and I picked one that was sort of gradient rainbow. It’s a small victory and I’m a bit worried but I’m hopeful. I go to a catholic school and some people I truly believed in turned out homophobic and transphobic. I can’t really trust anyone. I also think one of my less-behaved classmates is in the closet and hiding under homophobia and jokes. His friend I’m pretty sure he had a crush on moved to California at the end of last year. I’m hoping that he and any other closeted classmates figure out they’re not alone there. I wouldn’t mind knowing that myself.
Congrats on your rainbow backpack victory! It sounds like this is a difficult time in your life, and I feel for you! Just remember that one day, you will be free to build the awesome life you want and deserve, be you an ally or a member of the LGBTQUIA+ community. The people around you now may have power of many kinds over you, but one day you will have very different people populating your life, and they will love, accept, support, understand, and include you. Take care of yourself!
Random fun fact: r/prequelmemes didnt change the picture back from palpatine with a pride flag to normal palpatine on july 1st (the mods are slow with that there). After a few days of people making memes about it, the mods changed it to palpatine with the pride flag and some sunglasses. Just thought its funny and it kind of fits with wholesome/funny lgbt stuff
My favourite coming out comment.........."Dad, I'm gay". Dad looks at son and says "same rules as your sister, no boys in your bedroom". And, that was it lol
I saw that Tigress helps Lioness raise cubs vid ... I never thought of it as a gay interspecies couple ... just a best friend helping a single mom.... The idea of them being an interspecies lesbian couple raising cubs together makes it sound so much more wholesome for some reason!
Gay wwII love letters: TRUE story. There is a bbc article from 2018 about it. Gilbert Bradley and Gordon Bowsher. The letters are in the Oswestry Town Museum. The book seems to be still on its way and not published yet, even some rumors about a movie.
Now if only hoomans could be as loving and accepting as lionesses and the rest of nature. And spongebob. He loves everyone. Thank you for the wholesome Sunday. ❤️
I'm queer, enby, and German, so the flags are perfect for me, lol Please, more wholesome videos! It was just the right thing after queerphobes and weird straights 💜
@@TheLadyDelirium I'm not sure what you mean by uptake? I thought it would be hard for me, since I'm very touch-me-not due to trauma, but I actually loved it.
6:50 As a Chinese myself, I know a lot of Chinese young gay couples who have already been together for a long time and they are *still* not allowed to get married ꒦ິ^꒦ິalways makes me sad Also the number of countries that don't allow gay/lesbian marriages makes me even more sad
The lesbian weddings were so sweet and remind me of my sister-in-law and her new wife. Their wedding was a couple of weeks ago and they were both gorgeous brides in their white dresses ❤🏳️🌈
I have had severe mental illnesses for decades and is right now going through a depression as well as a stubborn cold (not Covid, tested). This video brought a smile to my heart and now I feel like I can sleep well for the first night in a while. Love the positive stuff, the wholesomeness! Jamie, maybe you could make a playlist of just wholesome videos for us who needs some smiles?
I literally started crying while watching this! I wish my parents/family were this supportive. They are so homophobic/transphobic/LGBTQphobic in general. I went to the store with them today and I literally had to ignore all instructions I'd ever gotten from my parents about not walking away from them, so I didn't start crying randomly in front of them. I had to avoid the "Why are you crying?" question, while they were talking about transphobic shite. They were talking about a transphobic man who got into a fight with a trans woman, and now the transphobic man's store is getting so much positive attention and so many customers because he's transphobic and he fought with a trans woman. My parents are so proud of that man and the fact that his sales are skyrocketing. 😿 Long story not so short, thank you, Jamie, for making me smile. ✨😽✨
My advice: Protect Yourself: Say Nothing. Bide your time until you are financially independent from them. Use private browser tabs. Erase your viewing history from all media. Protect Yourself: Use DuckDuckGo or another search engine that doesn't track you. Use the web browser interface to all your social media and not the apps, so that the algorithms don't feed you suggestions that anyone with your devices can find. Protect Yourself: Lie every and any time they ask you about LGBT+ stuff. Meanwhile, plan for your future when you can be your true self. And mourn. Mourn that you don't have a family that will ever love and accept you. Mourn that your biological progenitors aren't your parents, they're your keepers. If it helps, harden your heart. If it helps, hate them for every bigoted thing they say. And when, in 4, or 8, or 10 years when you finally are free of them, build your Logical Family to replace your poisonous biological family. Then, come out to them by telling them that they never loved you, then remind them of every homophobic and transphobic thing they've done. Do it in a letter so you can't be interrupted. Then Protect Yourself: cut off all communication. And then, at long last, build your new life, your true life.
@@not_the_only_cannoli_ Fortunately, no, because I didn't come out until (a) I was 23; and (b) 8 months after I was hospitalized for psychosis caused by a major depressive episode. I met my now-husband shortly thereafter. Everyone was just relieved that I was alive, and overjoyed that I was actually happy at long last. But in my 52 years of life, I've known more than a few gay men, lesbians, and transwomen who had to cut ties with their biological family. Also: not one did my depressive mood disorder complicate my coming out to myself (because it shuts off a person's libido), during major episodes, I'd start to suffer from paranoia. That carved a groove into my mind all those years before I finally got treatment, so I've remained a tad paranoid in regards to some things, especially security and privacy. Again: Protect Yourself. Plan for the Future. Bide Your Time.
7:48 I had something simular to this happening. I told my friend that I was dating a Trans Guy. Friend asked me which way he was transitioning....I repeated that he was a Trans Guy. After about a minute, it clicked. We had a good laugh about it. The Trans Guy I'm referring to broke up with me. It wasn't anything bad. We both realized we were too busy for each other, both of us not in love anymore. We're friends tho. It was a wholesome breakup.
1:37 I'm bi and mtf trans, and my mum is mostly supportive, but one time we were talking about how many bi people I knew, and, KNOWING THAT I AND SOME OF MY CLOSEST FRIENDS ARE BI, said "I feel like kids that are bi are just doing it as a bit of transition phase to try things out, and will eventually end up being gay or straight".
I came out to my mom a few years ago, and she was... Technically accepting, she just said oh, I don't care, and then moved on, idk it just kinda.. didn't feel good. I also tried to come out as trans, even though now I would say I'm not what I identified as then, she just said that it was a phase, and that I didn't want to mutilate my body or that I would never truly become that gender and it was just real bad. I know I have it better off than some people but you gotta recognize that even the act of being dismissive can hurt, it's like they don't believe you are who you are. I've been hurt, but I wish the best upon the rest of you for your journeys, I wouldn't wish what I experienced upon my worst enemy. Stay safe out there 💖
I LOVE these videos Jammie, I really need to see positive things for sure now and then, even though a good chuckle from the "other side of the internet" is quite hilarious at times, but wholesomeness is tugging the heartstrings much deeper and gives the warm fuzzies better! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 1:42 I have a friend and her wife come out in the same way! She was FTM and wife was lesbian, and they're both so happy now it's wonderful to see in real life as well as on here 😃💖💯 *CUTE OVERLOAD* Please do more! *HUGE SUBSCRIBER HUGS!!*
As a licensed massage therapist, I will just say that it isn’t really that unusual for sisters to get a couple’s massage together, especially if they’re doing so as part of a “girls day out” and they want to hang out and talk together. It’s also common for parents and children to get couples massages. Usually it’s either because the parent doesn’t speak English and needs a translator, or the child is a minor and the standard policy is that a child under 16 needs to have a parent in the room with them.
I recently came out to my parents, but it wasn't the way I wanted to do it. They reacted really well and are open to educating themselves. Although it wasn't the way I wanted it, I'm glad they accept me. I was crying so much, because I thought they would hate me. I was pleasantly surprised. I hope all of you are well. Know you are loved, valid, and appreciated. ❤
"I've known you were gay since you were six. I've loved you since you were born."
DAMN. I almost cried at that. So simple, yet so meaningful.
That entire meme just made me so emotional
Yep
I’ve seen that one many times and I love it every single time
"Pick up OJ and bread, cuz we are out... Just like you." That was just class act, right there. 👍🏻
2:43 It's nice and good that the father is supportive. But it was not good for him to eavesdrop on what he knew was a private conversation, and it was even cringier for him to write that note. The boy deserved to come out on his own terms.
My mom said something, in a bummed tone, about having to take her pride flags down because pride month is over. I said to her, "you know, you can be proud all year long if you want." And she had this look as if that never even occurred to her. They're still up. She's come leaps and bounds and I'm proud of her.
Edit: Aw 🥺 I didn't know how much joy this would bring to y'all and it gives me the joy! 🌈
People leave 4th of July decorations up for months, why not do the same with pride? Just today, I drove past a store that had an American flag literally the size of the whole store window. You couldn’t see the inside. I’m not sure how they get around it.
That's adorable
I have a friend who has flags up with fairy lights on them all year
That's great!!! She can totally keep them up year round!
This is so wholesome... I smiled when I saw this comment
The woman realizing she's gay at the same time her partner came out as trans is so sweet! I guess maybe even when she thought she was marrying a man, some part of her was attracted to the woman she didn't know she was marrying.
i agree, it's so romantic/poetic
Awww that's such a sweet way of putting it!
A similar thing happened with my parents. My mom is bisexual and had only dated men before she met her wife. Before said wife came out, my mom was always talking about how my “dad” was so much more sensitive and understanding than any guy she’d dated before, and that there was just something about it that was different. A few years later, they both figured it out and they recently got remarried as two women on their 20th anniversary.
@@zygoncommander1239 that’s adorable oh my goodness
thats such a beautiful way to put it
I just came out to my brother as gay and non-binary or genderfluid (if that makes any sense). He used to be EXTREMELY Anti-LGBTQIAP+ but he educated himself thoroughly and he is a really good ally now. He says he fully accepts me and I feel so happy.
That is so fantastic!
My friend is genderfluid and refers to themself as Schrodinger's Gay since they're attracted to males exclusively.
@@robertkidd2832 Omg. I love that so much
That's so wholesome. Well done brother.
Good on both of you 🤌👉
alabama: bans marriage altogether
aromantics: i see no problem with this
Lmao
They really cut into their own flesh. It's got the same energy as my ten year old self being pissed off about having to cut an apple, trying to stab the apple, but slipping with the knife and cutting into my finger tip. However, ten year old Raven learned not to stab apples, but I wonder if Alabama will learn not to ban marriage for anybody...
But why? I mean I know why but, why?
Why would u try to stop anyone from loving who they love ????😫😭
@@ravenbeastofancient clocky doesn't cut garlic anymore clocky cut a piece of clockys finger tip off so no more garlic
Well I'm aroflux and I don't have a problem getting married because even though I've been dating her for like 4 days I already know I'm gonna marry my girlfriend
I’ve been meaning to say this for a while and I might have already I don’t remember. But I just wanted to say when I started watching you I was under the impression I was a cis woman. I started watching you when I was questioning if I liked girls. I remember you talking about people saying how they watched you before they noticed they were trans and I was like “no, couldn’t be me, I’m definitely a girl.” Months later now I identify as trans and use he/they pronouns. Sometimes we surprise ourselves I guess.
Edit: thanks for the support and I love reading all your stories in the replies. I just want you to know you’re all valid and you’re not alone
Omg that is wholesome! Similar for me, although I identified as cishet ally, then unlabeled cis woman and now she/they (demigirl) and lesbian/Unlabeled 🥰
You are valid and I love you, don't öet anyone tell you something different 😊
I didn’t understand I was lgbtq+ until I started to get to know people from the community and talk to them about their experiences and noticed that what I had felt since I was a child was something they experienced too. I identify as non binary and bi nowadays and finally understood why I didn’t fit in with the others that easily. Before that I felt like a hetero cis girl that’s just „not like other girls“ 😅
Addressing people who discovered they were LGBT+ after watching this channel caused more people to realize that applied to them. The Circle of Pride.
Same happened with me!! I watched Jamie for ages before realising I'm trans hahah
omg i love that so much, congrats for finding yourself!!! similar experience here, after watching a bunch of trans youtubers like jamie i realized my gender dysphoria was totally valid and that just because i look and present feminine doesn’t mean i’m cis. i now know i’m non-binary and i use she/they pronouns 💕
I stayed in closet for years because I thought my husband would leave me if he knew I was a trans man.
I finally came out and he came out as bisexual. Our daughters call us Big Daddy and Little Daddy. We've never been happier.
Your family sounds adorable and I am so happy for you all!!!
Awwwww
"Who's the big daddy and who's the little daddy in the relationship?"
@@ukargeo I'm Little Daddy. It's purely based on height. I'm 4'10" and he's 5'11". My kids were...5 and 3 years old when they started calling us that.
That is the cutest thing ever!!!
Speaking of wholesome LGBT+ stuff, I remember when I came out as bi to my parents, and they started referring to my theoretical future partners in gender neutral terminology. It was a little thing, but it was really sweet and meant a lot to me.
My parents have done that. I never really thought about it but recently as I’ve been questioning my sexuality i started to notice what it really ment
My mom joined a "free mom hugs" group after my brother & I came out, and asked us to make sure they were a legit group that was appreciated by the LGBT+ community. She was already someone who gave free mom energy to our friends whose parents didn't support them, and I think it's fantastic to see these groups out there doing good work. Knowing there are people out there with extra love when you're lacking it makes so much difference for a lot of people.
Your mom sounds awesome!! Please give her a hug from me in return and say that I'm grateful that people like her are out there
I love that she took the time to make sure the group was actually helping the community!
@@excessivelyfangirlingbookw3339 Will do! She is in fact an awesome mom!
@@teryel3493 me too! She's familiar with the LGB part of things since she was part of a majority queer friendgroup as a student, but since one of us is trans and we're both ace, she's done a ton of research and asked a lot of questions to us about the community as a whole so she can be supportive. She's a really great mom and she hasn't always gotten it right but she's gone out of her way to do her best and we're definitely fortunate to have her!
The one with the ladies getting married after 50 yrs bought tears to my eyes. I am so grateful that my trans son was not born 50 yrs ago. I love your channel, it gives me hope that he can just live an be happy, which honestly should just be how it is for people. Why gender, sexual orientation or whatever has anything to do with anyone else is beyond me. We just need to be kind and love each other.
I had a talk with my mom yesterday about how just 100 years ago, I would have been locked up and much worse, for being the way I am, and I think she might be starting to understand why I'm making myself so visible now.
I'm a gay trans guy from germany... It's not even been 100 years... but there's been so much progress all over the world since then... we still have a long way to go, but it's getting better.
You are so right
That's beautiful.
Lioness and tigeress: **are gay for each other**
Scientists: They’re just really good friends
tHE FEELING WAS FRIENDSHIP
OMG They're junglemates!
I mean, lionesses help each other raise kids all the time. It's the tigress that's unusual.
@@thewerewolfofwaggawagga8818 no what's unusual is the cross species relationship
Yea they don’t want to believe anything because the truth is gay
The coming out as lesbian and a transwoman one was so cute, like that works out so well.
its like both the wife, the newly-discovered wife and the couple are evolving at the same time ! The perfect synergy :3
Came to say the same. It's like, it all makes sense.
Can you imagine how funny that coming out was!?
I'm a trans lesbian, too, so I can relate to that.
When I came out two years ago, my mom was the first relative I told. She knew for years that I shave my body hair off and had her suspicions about me at least since I was a teenager. When you factor in step-relatives, I told my step-niece before any of the rest knew. "Malika" is gay, too, and we have plenty of common interests so I felt she was safe to tell. She had her suspicions about me being trans or gay. In a way, she was right about both.
@Non-Binary Disabled Dolphin yeah, lesbians are attracted to other women. Trans women are women. I don't seem to see what the confusion is here
My mom got me a binder for my birthday and I’m so happy!!!
CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!!!
good for you !!
that’s great :D
Yooo that’s awesome!!
That’s good to hear!
No matter how difficult things get, you're never alone. People you don't even know are rooting for you. Stay hydrated, and take things step by step until you can slowly nudge yourself out of your comfort zone to leap further and complete your goals. I believe in you! Don't beat yourself up over tiny setbacks, you're learning and you're making progress regardless.
U TOO!
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you
I love seeing your comment every Jammidodger video. You are awesome!
This video made my day so much better and your comment was the cherry on top, thank you and I wish you the same ! ^^
I actually cried for the old lesbian couple getting maried. I don't why but it made me really happy
same, i teared up a bit because it was so wholesome :')
I cried too
Same :’j
Wholesome I love old couples
Here's a cute couple story for you folx : My gf & I are 2 trans people, she's a trans woman, I'm a trans man and we're both asexual, but when we met neither of us knew about that. We were a "straight" couple as we thought we should be, but I discovered I was ace, shared it with her and she slowly came to realise she was too. Later, she came out as trans then a year later, I came out as trans too. Now we're here, we're queer and still in love after almost 8 years (we'll celebrate the 8th anniversary on December 2021)! ^^
So cute
@@yadiranavarro4367 Thank you hehe ^^
Omg that’s adorable 🏳️🌈
@@girl-in-grey Thanks hehe ^^ It's been 10 months I wrote this so now we're close to 9 years :3 Still in love ^^
Couple goals I love it 🥰
To anyone that’s ever commented “last time I was this early I was just a really good ally” on these videos …thanks for calling my ass out 😂🏳️🌈
Lmfao I remember when I would keep seeing those comments and be like “lol it’s funny how many people this happens to but it DEFINITELY isn’t me” ._.
xD
(Love from your local gender fluid/non binary panromantic asexual lol stay safe
the one with the older lesbian couple made me really teary too, oh noo! we will have the poll in september in switzerland to make same sex marriages legal and there are alot of people voting against it. Let's hope for thebest and don't give up i guess
that made me tear up too 🥺 rooting for you and your country!
@@rainthedaymusic aw thank you so much! hope wherever you are the situation is well!
Hope it goes well!!!
WHERE DO YOU LIVE I NEED THIS TO WIN
SAME SEX COUPLES MUST BE LEGAL
1:44 I love this so much because imagine that conversation
"Honey I have something I need to tell you"
"Me too, you go first"
"I... Am attracted to women, I'm a lesbian"
"You- you are not gonna believe this but it's our lucky day"
I am sure it was more complicated than that and took time, patience, and that it's of communication to get there, but so happy for them 💖
The version in my head featured the first one come-out-to absolutely helpless with involuntary, situationally inappropriate relief laughter, because I tend to laugh with relief and the more intense it is, the harder it is to suppress. But never fear! In my head, the hugging and patting and happy crying through the laughter made it clear all was well, so first one to-come-out wasn't in terrible, pained suspense.
I'm sure Rachael is right and it was less cinematic, but our versions are cute too! :)
I love how Jami calls us Spuds🥺
It's like OT with beardos and weirdos
I actually got goosebumps when you read “I’ve known you were gay since you were six, I’ve loved you since you were born” WHOLESOME GOOSEBUMPS
Are we not gonna talk about how the lesbian business card is flowers surrounding SCISSORS!!! 😂😂😂😂
I screamed when I saw that
It took me a moment….. 😁
Going hard with the branding!
ahahahah ikr
also the flowers look like violets (another sapphic symbol)!!!
"Oh yeah " I I love how normal and mundane that is. Like it gives the same energy of forgetting or not realizing anything else. It really shows how much he accepts the community as normal
Kind of related to that last one, when Ireland had our vote to amend the constitution for same sex marriage. The text read "Marriage may be contracted in accordance with law by two person without distinction as to their sex" (ie, gender of the participants of the marriage is not a factor in the legality of the marriage. However the Irish text (as our constitution exists in both langauge) read "Féadfaidh beirt, cibé acu is fir nó mná iad, conradh a dhéanamh i leith pósadh de réir dlí" translated directly meaning "a couple may, whether they are men or women, make a contract of marriage in accordance with law" which had an interpretation (the 'they' implying plural here due to it referencing couple) necessarily both had to be men OR women.
In the same year our government accidentally, for two days, legalised ketamine, ecstasy, crystal meth and magic mushrooms.
How do you accidentally do that?
I want to know what happened those two days
Maybe the incidents were related?😂
Did they have too many ‘magic mushrooms’?
Ah yes, only gay marriage. Perfectly balanced.
The tower is bisexual, none of this "back to straight" BS
the tower gave me pan vibes tbh
The tower isn't sapient it is a bunch of rocks
Do rocks have sexualities? Where are the geologists we need to check this
@@seabassthegamer6644 as a child who once had a geology phase, yes rocks are as gay as i am.
I think the most wholesome thing about this video is the comment section,
I honestly think Jamie has one of the most lovely supportive community and even if the video is mildly upsetting (some of the topics like looking at far right tik toks or the fight against JKR and how much of a horrible person she is) the comment section will always make me feel loved and supported and needed so, if you're reading this you are loved by someone and even if you don't think it youve made someone happy, simply by existing (:
if Alabama altogether bans marriages then it's still technically married equality
I loved the responses to that ("[W]e did, guys, we got Alabama to ban the straights" and "It hurt itself in its confusion!") So damn accurate!
Yeah that is actually true
@_sweeze_ me an aroflux person who isn't against getting married 😡
@@theemofemboycatgirlw3214 as an aro-ace, I felt like I wasn't alone for once 😂
@@myra0224 you are never alone
- looks at rose pink phone case -
Jamie: "Don't worry if you don't have a clear phone case and you're bisexual, you're still bisexual."
- smiles -
Heheheh same thing :D
literally!! mine is pink with a marble design aha
It was probably the best part of the video for me. Sometimes you get wrapped up in the memes and it can feel a little invalidating.
And just havin someone remind you that its just jokes and even if you don't relate you're still you is very wholesome and great.
Red
Mine is purple. Mine are always purple. Still Bi. :)
I know this may be a bit off topic, but could someone maybe help me with something? I'm wondering what would be a good alternative to aunt/uncle for someone who identifies as nonbinary or goes by they/them pronouns. I don't have any figures like that in my life and I'm making a character who is nonbinary and has a nephew who is very fond of them. If anyone could help me with this, I would greatly appreciate it!
Edit: Thank you all for your help!
Another edit: The reason why I don't want to always just use their name is because it's a one-syllable name. I don't know any nicknames that could come from it, but I'll try and come up with some of those too. Also ankle, auncle, and zizi are all really cute. Once again, thank you all for your help!
replying to see the answer
Ankle, unat
@@TheMoonIsFrosted As a enby i love Ankle a lot.
@@kirin_jindosh awesome :D
Hmm… I use they/it/he and I thought abt this type of stuff. Generally I know a lot of people who have thought of “nibling” for nephews/nieces and just siblings who use they/them pronouns (my uncle uses that for me a lot I said they could call me nephew but they don’t want too-) but I think generally, the person who has the nephew would be able too decide if they want to be uncle or auntie? Sometimes I think about when I become an uncle- I’d want to be called uncle because that’s my preference. But it’s very hard to decide- some people like too merge them together but hmm… when you look up on google you’ll see “pibling” standing for parents sibling which I personally think sounds… interesting… but yeah I think most the time I see non-binaries who just identify as “non-binary aunt” or “non-binary uncle” and uh- yeah hope that helps ?? Basically just make it clear that they have decided they are okay too be called aunt or uncle even though they are non-binary and it should be fine I guess ^^
i am in fact gay, trans and german. so it is okay 🏳🌈🏳🌈
the holy trinity djdndhd
The chosen one
same lol
You have the power of all gays combined.
Same. High five :D
Jammi: "we did it, we got Alabama to ban the straights!"
Me: nearly chokes on my pizza as I laugh too hard.* I love this!
I live in Alabama and I'm sad it's not happening yet
Jamie, I just want to say thank you *wipes away a few happy tears* I am a 36 YO bi trans woman. I lost my whole family in my transition, which was a good thing in the end. But I have watched your videos over the years, even before coming out. You for me, have been a beacon of hope and inspiration. Even in my job as an adolescent counselor, working with my baby trans clients. You help myself, as well as the kids I am working with get through the tough stuff. Thank you so much for being you.
Esmeralda Xóchitl
I can't wait until I get older and I get to the stage that I can offer free parent hugs at Prides
Why wait?
The minute I get to be able to go to prides Imma give sibling hugs lol
Someone said this to me when I said I'm waiting to start my transition why wait?
Same here. For now I'm old enough to offer sibling hugs, and I can't wait until I can get back to pride to do so
I finally came out to my best friend the other day, after about a year of trying to build up enough confidence :)
congratulations! how did it go?
Judging by the smiley face, it must have gone well
@@andii- Very well! She said that she would always be there for me and that she kind of knew but didn’t want to make assumptions :)
@@nellherself that’s great!!
Excellent!
as a queer person in a small town, i really appreciate this video and you normalizing these things. my family have always told me they would love me "even if i was gay" which is so much better than what lots of people get from family but it still hurts to know that i'm letting them down in a way. so thank u for reminding me that there are people out there who will love me FOR me, not in spite of me.
I'm also LGBTQ+ in a small down... in Scotland though probably one of the most liberal countries in Europe
8:14 that's the one that made me tear up. When I came out, my dad said he didn't accept me because he had expectations for his son. 11 years later, and he still doesn't accept his daughter. It would've meant the world to hear that message, but I never got it.
If your parents accept you, please appreciate them. If they don't accept you, please know that you can still build a new family. I made it through HRT and SRS without the help of my parents, but with the care of my best friend, whom I love like a sister.
I'm so sorry you had to go through life like this because of being yourself. I'm proud of you for sticking to your true self and finding strength in your chosen loved ones. 💖 Hope you're doing ok.
It's sad that even after seeing you go through so much to be true to yourself that they still can't accept you.
But that is on them.
You've gone on and made a new life for yourself and family you can love and trust.
Continue to seel joy and you'll keep finding it.
@@alicecain4851 They cut me off when I changed my name, which was the first thing I did, so they never saw me on HRT, and they will never know about SRS.
Hello! This message is for anyone out there that is struggling with their sexuality/sexual identity.
I'm wishing you the best and sending you love from the bottom of my heart. I hope you find your true authentic self and get to be the amazing person you were always meant to be.
To a better, free, fair world.
❤️❤️❤️
Thank you!
Aw thanks❤❤
Thanks for this!
Thank you, I needed this
I really resonated with the two women who asked if they were ready, and she said I waited fifty years for this. My mothers in-law were together for 35 years and they finally were able to get married several years ago. I was so happy for them!
Jamie, I noticed you trying NOT to cry and I have to say... please don't ever feel ashamed to show your feelings. Men should be able to show their emotional side without feeling shame. You are incredibly brave with your trans and bi journey and we are all so proud of you so let your emotions flow. You got this, you sweet spud 💜🦄
I thought the two dogs were one big dragon-dog lmao! I needed a big ol' dose of wholesome today. Thank you.
I needed this video. My dad said something kind of shitty as a “joke” and it kind of hurt (not out to him obviously, and most of the time his comments and jokes don’t bother me, but the one today just struck a nerve for some reason). Thanks Jamie (hope that how your name is spelt haha).
I know I'm just a random stranger on the internet but I support you and your identity and feelings of hurt by these jokes are valid. Sending love!
@@allyrose8884 I second this profession of love, validation, and support. May tomorrow bring you kinder interactions, acceptance, understanding, and inclusion!
good
The old lesbian couple getting married made me cry a lot, beause where I live it's still illegal to get married and recently a gay man was burned alive for just living with his bf. I am still young so i hope I get to witness gay/lesbian marriage legal. Have a good day everybody.
Just know if your parent(s) isn’t/aren’t proud or accepting of who you are, there are lots of people who care about and support you. I was outted as trans by my transphobic sister to my transphobic parents and I know how important it is to have a community who cares about you. Much love. ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
Ouch. Wholesome hug from a Dad.
I was literally at my city's local Pride event yesterday (yes I know it's August but it obvs had to be postponed cus of Rona) so I am on a happy high and this has kept me in a good mood
When I came out as trans, the only thing that changed in my relationship was that I asked my partner if he was ok with putting the wedding off until I was further along in my transition. He agreed even though we've had to put it off twice already because of covid. Love my bisexual fiance!
I love when Jamie's reacting to wholesome stuff, he gets so emotional and it's adorable😂
Same it makes me smile
My uncle (early 80’s) rang my dad to let him know that he and his partner of about 25 years are getting married in October ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
awww that’s so wholesome
I obviously don't know them but I'm genuinly so happy for them!
I feel like, subconsciously, the lesbian with the trans wife could already tell. She married a woman at heart, even if she thought it was a man.
I couldn't stop smiling throughout the video, just one thing to keep in mind-if your burger is rainbow coloured, you probably shouldn't eat it.
Well, if it's a falafel burger you could colour it with food colouring safely :)
That goes into the same category as green or purple ketchup in my head. I just can't.
My mom let me pick out a new backpack online for this school year and I picked one that was sort of gradient rainbow. It’s a small victory and I’m a bit worried but I’m hopeful. I go to a catholic school and some people I truly believed in turned out homophobic and transphobic. I can’t really trust anyone. I also think one of my less-behaved classmates is in the closet and hiding under homophobia and jokes. His friend I’m pretty sure he had a crush on moved to California at the end of last year. I’m hoping that he and any other closeted classmates figure out they’re not alone there. I wouldn’t mind knowing that myself.
Congrats on your rainbow backpack victory! It sounds like this is a difficult time in your life, and I feel for you! Just remember that one day, you will be free to build the awesome life you want and deserve, be you an ally or a member of the LGBTQUIA+ community. The people around you now may have power of many kinds over you, but one day you will have very different people populating your life, and they will love, accept, support, understand, and include you. Take care of yourself!
Random fun fact: r/prequelmemes didnt change the picture back from palpatine with a pride flag to normal palpatine on july 1st (the mods are slow with that there). After a few days of people making memes about it, the mods changed it to palpatine with the pride flag and some sunglasses.
Just thought its funny and it kind of fits with wholesome/funny lgbt stuff
My favourite coming out comment.........."Dad, I'm gay". Dad looks at son and says "same rules as your sister, no boys in your bedroom". And, that was it lol
These were all really sweet. I could use wholesome today. I can't say if I prefer the rainbow kitties or Spongebob. 🌈💗
Well Spongebob is canon asexual and we stan an asexual king
Alternate title: Jamie trying not to cry for 10 minutes straight
5:34 I bet the information in the museum next to them read something like "Letters between two good male friends"
I saw that Tigress helps Lioness raise cubs vid ... I never thought of it as a gay interspecies couple ... just a best friend helping a single mom....
The idea of them being an interspecies lesbian couple raising cubs together makes it sound so much more wholesome for some reason!
I'm just sitting here with both the clear phone case and The haircut and I can't stop giggling about it.
4:30 as a not straight gender questioning german I feel validated for a change. Thank you so much op
Gay wwII love letters: TRUE story.
There is a bbc article from 2018 about it. Gilbert Bradley and Gordon Bowsher. The letters are in the Oswestry Town Museum.
The book seems to be still on its way and not published yet, even some rumors about a movie.
That sounds interesting. I'm gonna have to look it up.
I'm not trusted with a clear phone case because I drop my phone like every two seconds and i have those super safe phone cases lol
same. but i love them still.
Same
Yeah, my mum friend energy cancels out the bisexuality and I’ve got a flip case
Now if only hoomans could be as loving and accepting as lionesses and the rest of nature. And spongebob. He loves everyone. Thank you for the wholesome Sunday. ❤️
We stan an ace king
Jammi, I love all your stuff and it helps me get through the dysphoria ❤️
I'm queer, enby, and German, so the flags are perfect for me, lol
Please, more wholesome videos! It was just the right thing after queerphobes and weird straights 💜
Hi fellow enby and queer person!
I've done Free Mom Hugs at Kansas City's Pride in 2019. I loved it and would do it again in a heartbeat.
That's such a lovely idea. Did you get much uptake on the hugs?
@@TheLadyDelirium I'm not sure what you mean by uptake? I thought it would be hard for me, since I'm very touch-me-not due to trauma, but I actually loved it.
@@minimariaandthecrew8811 They mean, did a lot of people take you up on the offer? Did a lot of people come to you for hugs?
@@akinpaws yes they did.
Jamie: “Hey spuds!” Me: 🥺🥰 gkfjfkfkfmfm made my day thx
Just a question and curious but what's a spud?
6:50 As a Chinese myself, I know a lot of Chinese young gay couples who have already been together for a long time and they are *still* not allowed to get married ꒦ິ^꒦ິalways makes me sad
Also the number of countries that don't allow gay/lesbian marriages makes me even more sad
I mean, they didn’t even succeed in going against marriage equality with that last one: marriage was equally prohibited for everyone!
Yeah it blows me away why people can't understand why same sex marriage literally does nothing but allow more people to be happy
Omg Jamie I almost cried on the cartoon of the older lesbian couple ready to get married. Tears in my eyes 😢
The lesbian weddings were so sweet and remind me of my sister-in-law and her new wife. Their wedding was a couple of weeks ago and they were both gorgeous brides in their white dresses ❤🏳️🌈
"Look at Nature, it's very gay" 😂 You're the most wholesome person ever, Jamie!
I'm so excited I was feeling pretty stressed so this came at the best possible time
I've binged a bunch of your videos recently, this is the one that made me cry. There were just SO MANY SWEET POSTS!
9:18
'They're trying to stop equal marriage rights'
But... if _neither_ side can get married... wouldn't that be...
EQUALITY????????
I have had severe mental illnesses for decades and is right now going through a depression as well as a stubborn cold (not Covid, tested). This video brought a smile to my heart and now I feel like I can sleep well for the first night in a while. Love the positive stuff, the wholesomeness! Jamie, maybe you could make a playlist of just wholesome videos for us who needs some smiles?
I literally started crying while watching this! I wish my parents/family were this supportive. They are so homophobic/transphobic/LGBTQphobic in general. I went to the store with them today and I literally had to ignore all instructions I'd ever gotten from my parents about not walking away from them, so I didn't start crying randomly in front of them. I had to avoid the "Why are you crying?" question, while they were talking about transphobic shite. They were talking about a transphobic man who got into a fight with a trans woman, and now the transphobic man's store is getting so much positive attention and so many customers because he's transphobic and he fought with a trans woman. My parents are so proud of that man and the fact that his sales are skyrocketing. 😿
Long story not so short, thank you, Jamie, for making me smile. ✨😽✨
My advice: Protect Yourself: Say Nothing. Bide your time until you are financially independent from them. Use private browser tabs. Erase your viewing history from all media. Protect Yourself: Use DuckDuckGo or another search engine that doesn't track you. Use the web browser interface to all your social media and not the apps, so that the algorithms don't feed you suggestions that anyone with your devices can find.
Protect Yourself: Lie every and any time they ask you about LGBT+ stuff.
Meanwhile, plan for your future when you can be your true self. And mourn. Mourn that you don't have a family that will ever love and accept you. Mourn that your biological progenitors aren't your parents, they're your keepers. If it helps, harden your heart. If it helps, hate them for every bigoted thing they say.
And when, in 4, or 8, or 10 years when you finally are free of them, build your Logical Family to replace your poisonous biological family. Then, come out to them by telling them that they never loved you, then remind them of every homophobic and transphobic thing they've done. Do it in a letter so you can't be interrupted. Then Protect Yourself: cut off all communication. And then, at long last, build your new life, your true life.
@@John_Weiss Is that what you did?
@@not_the_only_cannoli_ Fortunately, no, because I didn't come out until (a) I was 23; and (b) 8 months after I was hospitalized for psychosis caused by a major depressive episode. I met my now-husband shortly thereafter. Everyone was just relieved that I was alive, and overjoyed that I was actually happy at long last.
But in my 52 years of life, I've known more than a few gay men, lesbians, and transwomen who had to cut ties with their biological family.
Also: not one did my depressive mood disorder complicate my coming out to myself (because it shuts off a person's libido), during major episodes, I'd start to suffer from paranoia. That carved a groove into my mind all those years before I finally got treatment, so I've remained a tad paranoid in regards to some things, especially security and privacy.
Again: Protect Yourself. Plan for the Future. Bide Your Time.
7:05 the supportive dad using the dad angle for the picture is a very dad thing and I love it.
wholesome gay stuff ? sign me right up !
i just found your videos, and as someone who's very recently come out as lesbian, this video is the best thing I've seen in ages
7:48
I had something simular to this happening.
I told my friend that I was dating a Trans Guy. Friend asked me which way he was transitioning....I repeated that he was a Trans Guy. After about a minute, it clicked. We had a good laugh about it.
The Trans Guy I'm referring to broke up with me. It wasn't anything bad. We both realized we were too busy for each other, both of us not in love anymore. We're friends tho. It was a wholesome breakup.
The best part of this video? When Jamie squinches up his face every time he says *Wholesome*. Awwwwww!
1:39 the universe really said "nope, nope, you're staying soulmates. no buts."
i haven’t watched the video yet but the title is so cute 🥺🥰
I'm a lesbian and I have the bi haircut.....and I have a clear phone case.....honey I'm getting a new case and growing my hair out
I can't decide which is more heartwarming -- the memes or your reactions to them! Much love! :)
I needed a happy video today. thank you Jamie!
I decided to grow my hair out after years of the bi cut. It's taking a lot of self restraint not to chop it off again!
@@l6318 aww I'm sure you'll look fabulous in long hair too! you do you boo
@@srishtis6209 awww...blush... thanks! :)
Omg the video just got posted, Jamie always make my day
why is nobody talking about the cute grandpa though, like he's literally adorable :')
1:37 I'm bi and mtf trans, and my mum is mostly supportive, but one time we were talking about how many bi people I knew, and, KNOWING THAT I AND SOME OF MY CLOSEST FRIENDS ARE BI, said "I feel like kids that are bi are just doing it as a bit of transition phase to try things out, and will eventually end up being gay or straight".
I came out to my mom a few years ago, and she was... Technically accepting, she just said oh, I don't care, and then moved on, idk it just kinda.. didn't feel good. I also tried to come out as trans, even though now I would say I'm not what I identified as then, she just said that it was a phase, and that I didn't want to mutilate my body or that I would never truly become that gender and it was just real bad.
I know I have it better off than some people but you gotta recognize that even the act of being dismissive can hurt, it's like they don't believe you are who you are.
I've been hurt, but I wish the best upon the rest of you for your journeys, I wouldn't wish what I experienced upon my worst enemy. Stay safe out there 💖
"It hurt itself in its confusion"
killed me😂😂😂
Jammi is so wholesome that every video of his is wholesome
I LOVE these videos Jammie, I really need to see positive things for sure now and then, even though a good chuckle from the "other side of the internet" is quite hilarious at times, but wholesomeness is tugging the heartstrings much deeper and gives the warm fuzzies better! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
1:42 I have a friend and her wife come out in the same way! She was FTM and wife was lesbian, and they're both so happy now it's wonderful to see in real life as well as on here 😃💖💯
*CUTE OVERLOAD* Please do more! *HUGE SUBSCRIBER HUGS!!*
oohh I never noticed how nice he looks in blue
fr tho.
I've seen the "note from dad" many times before, and it'll never not make me smile.
As a licensed massage therapist, I will just say that it isn’t really that unusual for sisters to get a couple’s massage together, especially if they’re doing so as part of a “girls day out” and they want to hang out and talk together. It’s also common for parents and children to get couples massages. Usually it’s either because the parent doesn’t speak English and needs a translator, or the child is a minor and the standard policy is that a child under 16 needs to have a parent in the room with them.
Oh the sheep one. 😭 The heart strings are being tugged at. I just spent the whole video sobbing happy tears very slowly.
I recently came out to my parents, but it wasn't the way I wanted to do it. They reacted really well and are open to educating themselves. Although it wasn't the way I wanted it, I'm glad they accept me. I was crying so much, because I thought they would hate me. I was pleasantly surprised. I hope all of you are well. Know you are loved, valid, and appreciated. ❤
I really needed this video this morning.
"Wholesome gay stuff"
YES
Thank you so much, I really needed this kind of wholesomeness right now!