Villagers React To LGBTIQ ! Tribal People Learn About LGBTIQ
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- Villagers React To LGBTIQ ! Tribal People Learn About LGBTIQ
Tribal People / Villagers try different International Food & Gadgets for the first time today Tribal People Learn About LGBTIQ For First Time. They give pure reaction to the food & things they have never tried. Subscribe to our channel for latest videos.
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Raeen: “if you can’t do good [toward LGBTQ+ people], don’t do bad.” This a perfect response for someone just learning about a concept so foreign to them.
@@odonnelly46 They didn't show disapproval per se, they talked quite accurately about how the society could reject gays and lesbians, not how they would personally react to them.
That was before Raeen knew what the acronym stood for.
The lgbtq plus people should learn from this
He’s a good soul.
@@yuwannakno1269 ALL people should.
I am again impressed with the thoughtfulness of our villager friends. They are very right that all who bless others should be blessed in return, and that treating others with kindness is what matters. Cheers for a healthy, prosperous new year to Babu, Sarru, Raheen, and the entire team.
I don't understand why anyone feels the need to go around advertising their sexuality.
@@ChristaFree You mean like opposite sex couples inviting friends and relations to their engagement party and/or wedding? Y'know, like your parents, siblings, aunts and uncles, friends did.
@@ChristaFree Do you wear your gender's clothing? That's advertising your sexuality soooo..... what's wrong with it?
@@ChristaFree literally nobody does and if they do why do you care just resoect people for being themselves and try enjoy life
@@ChristaFree Normaly, we never did that. "Uncle" was a male, "Aunt" was a female. Both of them where parts of your family. No one in his right mind would EVER questening the gender of them.
Now times have changed and we have to live under the shitstorm called "Gender Indentity" and you WILL be happy to call your Mumdad "Jim Rainbow Nobenisu" your Parent.
I think a lot of viewers will be surprised by the different cultures that exist around the world.
To a western viewer, gay men and women are pretty common and well understood but trans people are new and controversial.
To a person from india, trans people or intersex people aren't too big of a deal since everyone already knows about Hijra but gay men and women are mind blowing.
Topics like this allow us understand and more deeply appreciate our fellow human beings from all different places who exist in different ways we had not imagined before.
Love this comment
True I Have Seen A Lot Of Transgender People But Never Seen A Homosexual Person.....
@HeathenMassiah no hinduism don't have any detailed interpretation of gays.....I Am A Hindu and i have read all the scriptures.....
Hijra - hearing that term the first time today. I will take a closer look into the meaning of this right away!
Guess they weren't the only ones who got great knowledge and information today! ;)
In sardinia gay people are not common
I love Raeen's openess to understanding and acceptance of everything that has been introduced to him on this platform. All 3 gentlemen are so kind and caring❤. I find Babu and Sarru to be more like minded in that they seem to understand and accept things heart over head, where as Raeen appears to be head over heart. They approach things differently but come to the same conclusion.
As am I, he's impressed me since the 1st video I watched.
the fact that Babu, the oldest of them, immediately identified a third gender, and talked about trans people so naturally really brought me to tears. These people are so awesome, and i'm so happy you talked about this. Representation is SO important. This channel is so awesome, i love you all
Hijra is a third gender in India and many Hindu countries, and dates back thousands of years, its actually fairly well documented and known, depending on region.
@HeathenMassiah several key and important chars in some of their ancient myth and religion were Hijra as well iirc
In india we believe 3 gender blessing are very powerful
@HeathenMassiah NB Trans feminine
he may know about the third gender, but indians in general know them in a negative way.. Indians believe, since the hijra have both genders, they are so much powerful they even can put a bad spell on someone. This is why they give them money to avoid a bad spell or bad luck.. Indias transpeople are living in poverty, nobody is willing to give them a job, they need to beg for money on the streets or sell their bodies. But on the other hand, indias goverment has changed and accepted transpeople as an offical gender.
These people are just amazing. No prejudice, just curiousity, excitement, appreciation for the new knowledge, respect to differences of others. Very pure and inspiring.
Raeen, married people, LGBTIQ or not, are sometimes attracted to people other that their partner. That's normal, and usually not an issue. It only becomes problematic when someone acts upon those feelings. A man or woman can cheat on their partner whether they're straight, or queer.
When they were saying "I have never met such people", I can pretty much guarantee that this is incorrect. "These people", people who are LGBTQI+, they may have seen in passing, met, worked with, be friends with or related to, and they do not even know, if the person has not "come out".
Also the idea that everybody wants to marry and marry to have children - this is simply not true. I found this video more sad than most
@@theinvisibleneonrainbowzeb2567 It certainly is sad, not the video in my opinion but knowing there are cultures where lgbtiq people can't be open about who they are... BUT what's good, is that now at least they learned about their existence which is the first step to acceptance. :) Hopefully some day in the future it will become normal there as well.
@@theinvisibleneonrainbowzeb2567 bruh i am from india. i dont think you understand how villages in india are. you will be lynched if caught. also villages in india are very dangerous. peacful and dangerous. its kind tough to explain. also its like taking a time capsule to 100 - 200 years before mindset and even the living conditions.
@@theinvisibleneonrainbowzeb2567 yes, hopefully in future videos there will be mention of some statistics. Even if it’s not stated outright, I bet Raeen at least will come to the conclusion by himself that he is likely to have met queer people without realizing it.
As foreign as some of this was to them, they didn't judge. They just made an observation from their environment. It's logical they need a moment to wrap their head around this if it's a totally foreign concept. But you can tell they're trying their best and I love them for it
When it’s revealed what lesbian means.
“What? Does it also happen?” They look stunned, especially the younger 2.
Shows how different their culture is at a fundamental level.
I think it shows how small their communities are. They'd be much more likely to encounter members of a small minority in dense population centers. And they probably have encountered gay and lesbian people even in their villages, rarely, but just didn't know it. I can well imagine those are the kinds of feelings you would hide in a society that wasn't even aware that this happens.
A gay Muslim in the US said in Islam homosexuality can’t even be discussed.
It doesn’t exist as a concept, so LGBTQ folk can’t even debate the topic.
Our three friends here, once they understood the concepts, agreed that it would cause a big problem in their society because it would not be accepted.
I heard a Muslim in the Middle East say that there are no gay people in his nation…of course, every man has a boy that they have sex with, but they have wives and children.
@@dygz to be gay and then be a Muslim as well is an insane level of mental gymnastics
@@dygz First, no, every man doesn’t have a boy to have sex with. There are societies like Afghanistan where women are not allowed out in public much of the time, so men and boys are always together and young boys are trained to dance, sing and perhaps have intimacy with men (the boys are called bachi bosh), but I’m not sure how widespread this practice is.
However, in Islam, you are allowed to FEEL same-sex attraction, but are not allowed to act on it (so you cannot BE gay). There are extenuating circumstances but homosexuality is very frowned upon and can not be expressed openly. There’s really no grey area, so discussing whether it is right or wrong isn’t going to happen. It’s just wrong.
@Waldel Martell we don't to become you
Now this will be a bit of a culture shock
Edit: proven wrong almost instantly they actually seem very comfortable with the idea and are very nice and polite about everything
actually other genders are thousands of years old in hinduism! most cultures around the world have understood and accepted LGBTQIA+ folk for literally thousands of years
@@jellyie3806 true that
Hijra is a third gender in India and many Hindu countries, and dates back thousands of years, its actually fairly well documented and known, depending on region.
Some kings also reportedly had male lovers
Because, unlike Christian and Muslim societies, they aren't taught to scorn and hate things they dont understand. Quite the opposite
They looked stunned but their minds were open. Love this
This was beautiful. I got teary-eyed. I'd never heard about the Hijra, so something else I've learned from your videos! I'll have to look up more. Blessings on you and our wonderful guys.
in Mexico we have the Muxes, the third gender in Zapotec culture, they are considered a blessing to the family and play a very important cultural role 💕
@@AleAT I've heard of the mahu, and Native American berdache, but never the Mexican. Wonderful to learn more.
I'm from India and Hijras are looked down upon largely by the society here in India. If you ever visit India you can see them begging in signals, trains and many other places. India is a very big country and the main reason they're looked down upon is because of lack of education, poverty and also most of the schools in India don't have sex-ed let alone about LGBTIQ+.. we have a long long way to go and this is the best thing about internet that you get to learn about different cultures, people, lifestyle and etc... The internet has surely made the world smaller place and hopefully people use it to be more open minded and most important to be kind to fellow human beings and animals. 💜
@@dinkin_flicka14 Thank you. Yes, learning is the whole thing, isn't it?
I just want to say that today is the launch of the JWST I'm sure they'd like to see it, or you can tell them the news
Oh yeaa, its been being built for many years and so far the launch has seemed successful
It's not that interesting, they've seen plenty of rocket stuff already.
It'd be interesting to show them the imagery that results from it though.
YES! THIS!
I watched that launch today! Thanks for mentioning it. We'll be able to see more deeply into our Universe. Who knows what surprises it will bring? 1.5 million kilometres away in a synchronized orbit! Wow!
It will flop
As a gay man I'm really encouraged by their open-mindedness. I'm not sure the video you showed them was the best coverage of the topic, was quite quick and might have focused too much on the technical as opposed to the human, but these gents always see the human which is lovely. It takes years to really wrap your head around this stuff, even as a member of the LGBT community, nevermind as an outsider. But these men start off with the right attitude: god made them this way, humans deserve respect. What Raeen says in the beginning about society ostracizing people who are different from the mainstream is a really key point that a lot of homophobes don't understand; a big part of why LGBT people can seem different and scary to some is because they're forced out of the society and into their own lives away from others. Integration and understanding cures hate and conflict.
Absolutely, same with skin colour! Live and let live I say!
@@sdfghgtrew you might be proud but I'm guessing no one is proud of you.
I wonder why asexuals are always left out.
"Homophobes"?? We don't shake in fear when you walk past.
A phobia is an irrational fear of something. Like arachnophobia. People aren't jumping and screaming in fright when you come by, as people do with spiders when they get too close.
Let's take the bigoted phrase "homophobes" out if you are a tolerant person.
@@CelticSpiritsCoven I mean “phobia” is also defined as “intolerance/avoidance” of something also, and
“homophobia” itself is defined as “prejudice against/intolerance of homosexual people” so yeah it’s correctly used. You’d be surprised at how many word roots stray from their original literal (and often very old) meanings, it’s really interesting!
Also how do you think the word is bigoted? I know tone is hard to read in comments but I’m genuinely asking
they're more open minded than my family HHHAHHAAH
I appreciate everyone’s openness. I am a gay man and have been with my husband for 19 year. We are able to marry each other in the United States. We love each other the same as a man and women would and are just simply trying to live our life and be good people.
Which church did you terrorize to do this?
Congrats
@@manolo5042 some people do. it's quite ridiculous but sadly, religious fundamentalism tends to play a part. you are fortunate not to encounter those that espouse this ignorant mentality.
@@Komix777 only the ones that are easily triggered. Mostly southern baptists or southern evangelical bs churches. Marriage is a civil contract between two parties coming together as one. It has noting to do with religion.
I don't know what close minded people are doing following this RUclips channel.
I like to see them take on this delicate subject. And they help to point out the things we still struggle with. For example I am the 'B' in LGBTQI+. I have been told by both women and men that I will eventually be unfaithful because I'll want the other gender. Which is untrue about me as a person because I am very loyal, to either husband or wife. The guys also said this could be an issue and it helps to point out an attitude that still exists.
I think all the things in this video helps to point out the attitudes that people face. And the lads were more open-minded than most of us, after having their minds blown.
I have always wondered why bisexual individuals get more hate for this when it is dependent on the person, not their orientation that dictates this? Like I would assume (if I "had to") that a straight cis male would be more likely to have "loose thoughts" regarding their partners. It blows my mind that if someone says "I'm bi", they are automatically thought to be unfaithful. It just... shouldn't be so hard? I'm sorry you've had to deal with those struggles instead of it just being a passing thought.
Honestly, it's just from people with trust issues...which are many. My fiance is bi (I'm gay) and that's never been a concern of mine.
Great coment. I'm not LGBTQI+, but I believe that we choose to have a relationship with another person because who he/she/what you prefer is. In my case, I only feel atracted by women (my loss, almost half of the population is out of my menu LOL), so that's a limitation because I will have a relationship with a girl because of who SHE is (I'm not sure how I feel about the transwomen because I never met one in person until now, so I can't tell if I can feel atraction to one). That being said...You're only loyal when you choose to be, when you're happy in your relationship. It has nothing to do with gender.
@@jdb101585 Agreed.
@@Gabrielnobre Well said. I have to say I also don't think that everyone should be attracted to everyone. If that's a reservation about dating trans when you're gay or straight, it should be OK. I know a lot of people disagree nowadays, but personal preference and attraction is just that, personal and not political. As long as we don't put hate out there it should be good.
Merry Christmas from Scotland. :)
There are a lot of people projecting their own beliefs about this stuff onto these guys. I'm quite sure that a LOT was lost in translation, and these guys really didn't get the full picture of what is going on. They rather made that clear by their own surprise at certain behaviors they're obviously unfamiliar with. That alone says a lot about how much they really understood.
Yes, they are lost and people in the comments seem to think they understood what trans is because of third gender (Hijra) but gender in their culture means a different thing. What they understand is intersex and not trans.
I don’t think their comprehension was too bad. They asked good, relevant questions. It’s an interesting contrast with the viewers’ comments.
@@meowateyourchips7417 wait no, i realized whats up with this comment! intersex in itself isnt a third gender either, in the west intersex is the umbrella term for all 'abnormal' sexual characteristics! so hijra ppl may be intersex, their gender wouldn't be translatable bc its hijra, so in western terms it would be a nonbinary gender. non binary genders are all genders that arent 'man' and 'woman'. so it isnt trans but could b intersex, but wouldn't fully translate into that either
@@jellyie3806 I speak English and still cannot translate that into English.
Cause this type of stuff there learning like LGBT stuff doesn't need to be learned
If Shaeen had been able to be well educated, he would have gone to university and become a doctor or professor. He instantly understood the differences and how it was explained. I've said it before and I'll say it again, the man is *very* intelligent!
How do you know he would have wanted to be a doctor or a professor?
Raeen
He has a trade
@@chalky_white He's just saying that he had the potential to do so, but never had the chance due to the lack of access to resources.
@@AirLancer I don't think Pam is a he
*For those who are thinking this is not genuine or made up video*
In Indian history 3rd gender was always respected because of history of those people whether in ramayana or mahabharat epics they played crucial roles for which they're given status of blessing givers in India so if you ask anyone in india they're open towards transgenders and Rig Veda ancient of Indian texts states that sometimes what is unnatural is also natural in context of sexuality
Hijra (right?) is a third gender in India and many Hindu countries, and dates back thousands of years, its actually fairly well documented and known, depending on region.
Also, greetings my well read friend.
@@masemunejm exactly infact there are transgender gods too worshiped by people. India is very tolerant society this homosexuality is criminalised only during British era
@@Infiniteemptiness yeah, the ignorant comments about "indoctrination" really should know that they had words and terms for this thousands of years before English did before they open their big mouths
@@masemunejm very true my friend 🙏
HAPPY CHRISTMAS to YOU ALL!!!❣❣❣❣❣
Their minds are blown, but they are still so grateful for knowledge and information. It would be nice to see some of their basic questions being answered (regarding marriage, children, monogamy, etc.). It would make the video more satisfying.
Raeen has such an inept understanding from just a few minutes of watching that video- I respect him so much. He'd do so well in higher education ^^ I hope he gets the chance.
Sending my love from the West!
Definition of “inept”: having or showing no skill; clumsy.
Obviously the comments here are going to be as...interesting as they usually are with this stuff. As far as these three are concerned, I think they were very open and accepting for people who had only just now been exposed to such massively culture changing information. I have seen some people are displeased with their reaction, thinking they did not accept this well enough. I _do_ think it is far too much to ask that they fully understand such a topic and embrace it totally after watching a
Thank you for opening your thinking.
Well said!
So you've been brainwashed and become an NPC. Sad.
@@TomorrowWeLive Well, your response has become an 'NPC' one. That's even sadder.
i want babu to be my grandpa he is so kind hearted n holds so much wisdom.
I am a man who is happily married to another man and im lucky enough to live in a city where we can live openly and where everyone respects us as a married couple just like everyone else. When i seen the headline "Villagers React To LGBTIQ" I thought here comes trouble but got a totally different reaction from what i was expecting. Firstly well done for tackling a topic no other reaction channel from your side of the world would ever tackle and well done to the guys for being more educated, understanding and sympathetic than i ever thought you would be, this video really was a pleasure to watch and gets a big thumbs up from me. Well done guys.
I suppose we might need to learn not to prejudge them ;)
@@blazednlovinit - When you have been prejudged all of your life it's not easy to not prejudge others. It is also nice to be proved wrong and i am always willing to put my hands up when i do get it wrong. Very few people are willing to do that so maybe that could be another lesson learned for some people. Nobody is perfect but owning up when you get it wrong is a big step forward on becoming a better person as we all try and learn from our own mistakes !
@@dazzanomas9418 I don't know how that follows. If you have been prejudged then you find it hard not to prejudge others?
I'm not saying it is the end of the world that you prejudged them, I am sure they will survive :)
Im surprised they found different sexual orientation more confusing and unbelievable than the concept of genders.... you should explain to them more about homosexuality, the fact that its found in animals all across nature, and that chances are they have met many people who are secretly attracted to the same gender but cant admit it for the sake of remaining socially acceptable
Yes I really think that will help. Especially the duck, dogs, and dolphin pairings. I just love them
That is because Indian people have believed in third gender for many many years so it's not shocking to them 🙂
homosexuality is illegal in more countries than transgenderism, it is not that weird. in some countries they make homosexuals transition to be straight.
Animals are not equipped to take on the complex emotional state of humans. Animals aren't gay, they are just reacting to their environment.
@@CelticSpiritsCoven I hate to break it to you but that still means homosexuality is natural
You can not help how God made you - you just ARE. You can not help who your heart tells you to love - it just does. Just be kind, and treat ALL people the way you would like to be treated by others, and you will be blessed with good karma.
Say it louder for the fools in the back! 👏
I love the amount of respect they have and their openness. They are truly wonderful people.
Your so kind to do this. Thank you 🙏
"I've never met anyone like this..." Yes. In some societies being gay and expressing that would be met with criticism and sometimes, ostracism.
I bet he has!
@@susieq9801 Bold of you to say that.
@Yepp Noyb Do you even know where they live? Guess....
It is delicate. im very impressed with the open mindedness and attempt to understand. It is delicate and it is sometimes confusing. Compassion and understanding are the only ways we can all live peacefully with each other. I love "if you cant do good then at least don't do bad"
Raeen is very insightful. I enjoyed their commentary.
As usual, your reactions captivate me. I find myself understanding it the way you do and have had similar reactions.
As a member of the LGBTIQ community, bisexual specifically, I appreciate this. Things are different everywhere, but talking is important. And as far as being married and bisexual, hopefully they are loyal to their partner regardless.
Why are asexual people always omitted? I guess nobody cares because we have no sexual behaviour for others to criticize either way.
@ivanooze - My question was valid but brushed off with "nobody cares". Precisely my point. Thank you for demonstrating that and thanks for the altruism, LOL. Not "looking for a problem" at all. What problem are you suggesting? Personally I don't give a s**t. It's not "a grievance" but simply saying that segment of the population flies under the radar. Am I non existent? That's curious when that part of the population is much larger than many realize. Asexuality is great because we don't have to deal with the hang ups, woes and tribulations of love and romance. Just odd that it is not recognized even by people who themselves were not recognized or even maligned themselves in the recent past while people who dress up in clothing of the opposite sex are suddenly mainstream. Quite odd indeed. I've been told we don't exist. 😁 Have a nice day.
This was so funny, they took everything in stride but the idea of Lesbians shocked them 😂
As a trans man this was a pleasant surprise. My own culture has a more open mindedness towards being different in gender, but growing up in a very white Christian town I didn't even know gay people existed until I moved away at twelve. So glad these people are not only open to the idea but also seem willing to learn more. It's always a joy to see people with open hearts.
May the gods bless you and may your ancestors smile upon you all!
Why mention race? If you said "black christian town" you would've been canceled. Double standards
@@barackputin cringe
@@codegoblin7740 you know i'm right
@@barackputin Not really though. Primarily black Christian communities and Primarily white Christian communities have vastly different inner cultures, my adoptive family on my mom's side belongs to a predominantly Black church and having been to said church a few times I can confirm it's quite different. Unfortunately primarily white Christian Communities tend towards homophobia, transphobia and bigotry in general more often. Many churches still uphold a watered down version of the views that lead to them committing a genocide against my people.
So yes I specified race, because I have never been turned away from a black church. There's never been a mostly black church I've been to that has preached anywhere near as much bigotry and exclusionist as many of the mainly white churches I've been to. And I've been to many.
Babu once again wowing us with his wisdom!
Smartest people I’ve seen in a while and so open for new knowledge.
And then people who have the most information in the entire human history, like Wikipedia or other sources, just have prejudices and stereotypes.
I LOVE THEM ALL SO MUCH!💝
Such open minded and kindhearted people.
The part I love the most about these videos are those little moments where one of them is speaking frankly. Like Babu at the end of this video when he tries to compare a bisexual person in a relationship with a woman and then having "contact" with a man, to a relationship between a man and a woman and how the woman might become suspicious if the man talks to another woman he knows from his past. So then Babu goes on to say, regarding the latter scenario, that if such a little thing can cause so much problems, then just think how many problems could be caused by the same thing in a bisexual relationship. As if it would be any different.
I love it because he is just describing the scenario he knows and then comparing it to the new scenario he is presented with, and both scenarios are really just kind of "the same", but because he only knows about one of them and finds the other one mind-boggling, he assumes that the scenario he doesn't know must be "unwieldy" compared to the one he does. What he is saying actually doesn't make any sense at all, and still I kind of feel like I understand what he's saying and feeling. I don't know why exactly I love these little moments, but they're so geniune in a way. There's something so very human about them. They make me think about all the things I personally don't know, and how I might react to things I don't know anything about. It takes me on a little spiritual journey.
Though it took me a bit to learn about transgender and non-binary sexualities, it did not dissuade me from my compassion for others. I wish there are more people willing to be open towards who people are than what they are.
The clarity of thought and sensitive insights of Bapu are astonishing!The purity of spirit in Sarru,refreshing. Raeen the down to earth guy!What a trio you are!You make my day better and I love you for it!
Oh my i love this episode. Whenever i didnt imagine it to be like that. Its a nice surprise
As usual,
Raeen shows his intelligence in this completely new subject matter.
Kudos to Raeen especially and to the others in learning about these foreign lifestyles.
And I like Sarru's compassion in general
Just discovered this channel buy i can already say that Is pure gold. Babu Is a master, love his wiseness
A big thing with this group LGBTIQ is that they are very loving people who adopt children and give them love that they have sometimes been denied. My nephew and his partner have a sweet son and my sister enjoys the time she spends with her cute grandson. My trans daughter is planning to adopt sometime in the future. We embrace all our family no matter what is on the outside because it's the loving heart that matters.
Indeed, while not ideal it is better for children to have parents in an abnormal relationship than no parents at all...I wish more people considered adoption.
The sad thing is that same sex couples really struggle with adoption in many places. So many kids could have a loving family ...
@@CStone-xn4oy the good thing is, the more society develops, the more acceptant we become and the next generation and the next will grow up in a world where LGBTQI+ is more socially accepted
@@alextheconfuddled8983 And then the next generation will ask why Pedos are discriminated against because they can't help who they love. Then you will be called a bigot if you oppose that. What you see as development is actually decadence and rot.
@@DaGuys470 Yes my nephew lives in California and it's a little easier there.
I've been waiting to see this. Thank you!
I wonder if they could have a conversation focused on being closeted and the statistics of how many people are closeted depending on levels of acceptance in a given area.
The tribes people are just telling us how things are perceived where they are. I appreciate the honesty
Just let them know that when bisexual people fall in love with somebody, that somebody is enough. If a man is attracted to both slim and plus size women, that doesn't mean the slim woman he marries wouldn't be enough and he would chase after a plus size too and break the marriage. Hope this helps explain it better.
tell that to JFK ....
"Plus size" just stop. Lmao. You weirdos talk like you are afraid of breathing air. Just say "fat"
Wow, I dont even know where to begin...
First, the contrast between their acceptance of Trans people compared to many over here was amazing.
But then, the apparent blindness to Women being attracted to women, and men being attracted to men caught them by complte surprise.
But then, after considering the possibilities, they still came to the conclusion of accepting.
Notice there was no judgment.
Why can't we all be like these men?
You are confusing tolerance for acceptance.
One thing is being tolerant in front of a camera for an audience. And another is having your own personal opinions and convictions behind the camera. It seems to me like these men didn't even know homosexuality was a thing. Much less all the billions of "genders" there now are lol.
@@deleted72636 Because in India homosexuality is a much more taboo topic as opposed to transgenderism, different genders are more accepted in India but different sexuality not so much
@@uwotm8634 This is correct, so much so it's actually the cause.
Hijra is basically a term for a guy that's not cisgender, masculine, AND heterosexual. Culturally they're seen as not real men, and therefore sex with them is not homosexual.
There are then religious cult leaders, Gurus, who exploit, create (by forced castration), and pimp out these people. They created a religious superstition that they have god like powers and will severely curse you if you don't pay them money.
Wow these guys are such pure souls♥️love to my Indian brothers from South Africa
At about 1:30: "People say their blessings are so powerful that even god cannot deny them."
Follow up to this would be clips of LGBTIQ FAMILES around the world, and how they adopt or have donor children
Yeah there's an animated story about the gay couple in NYC who adopted a baby that had been abandoned in the subway after one of the men found him. That would be a good one.
I literally just cried 😭 they are so loving it is a beautiful thing! God bless them.
For everything that is holy - don't let God bless them.
He fucks up every time!
@@catcherinthesky4106 Incorrect.
@@CStone-xn4oy true. Can't fuck up if you are just a concept.
@@KarizmjhgvnRaiha You would know.
@@CStone-xn4oy ignore these lost souls, their time will come eventually
i gurantee you guys have come across many gay or lesbian people without knowing. a lot of them keep it hidden from everyone out of fear of rejection, called being closeted. Was very lucky growing up that my friend was gay so i learned to understand and respect everyone at a young age. but we all are on an endless learning journey with all subjects, so no one can ever be an expert
I had to pause several times while watching this, as a nonbinary person that subscribes to the channel. I didn't expect that this topic would come up and I am shook by how kind thoughtful accepting and knowledgable these men are from the very beginning of the video. Religious puritianism in the US, and poor education, has made a lot of society here jaded hateful and ignorant torwards trans folks, so I am somewhat conditioned to be afraid of people's reactions on anything "educational" about identity stuff. It was very poignant to me that their first response was "oh we get to learn about this, I am greatful!" That was so different of a response! These guys are so refreshing and give me a lot of hope for humanity.
They all said they never met someone like that. I would submit that it because it is unacceptable in their culture and no one would say so. But they are open-minded and I appreciate that. My mother used to tell me we are all God's children. I believe that.
@@odonnelly46 @Tom Gorham
Basically in that culture, anyone whose not female, and not seen as manly enough is classified as Hijra there. This includes homosexuals, transgenders, babies born with genital defects, and sometimes regular males who are simply not manly enough.
For a woman, her parents will often arrange a husband for her.
With Hijras - there's a religious superstition that they have god like powers and can severely curse you. They're ostracized from society, and people pay them money to go away. That includes big money at things like weddings.
There are some misconceptions in the video presented to the three of them, and thus some complexities missed, but overall not bad.
I definitely appreciate you covering this topic. I have to say, though, this really wasn't the best video. I know there are a lot of things to cover, but there really are better videos to use. Maybe the issue was finding one with the appropriate translation? In any case, as always I appreciate the passion all of the participants in these videos have for learning, as well as their willingness to shift their thinking on various topics as needed. As much as these guys have learned, a lot of people could learn a lot from them as well.
I can see why you say that, but I personally think it was a perfect introductory video for them. It had helpful visuals, stated things clearly and concisely, and merely explained the meanings of the words without getting to much into them.
And we saw how overwhelmed they were even just being introduced to the fact that these concepts exist! Babu said his brain stopped working haha.
This channel usually does multiple videos per topic, so once they have some time to process this info and get over the culture shock and maybe even start mulling over their own thoughts/feelings on the matter, they will be ready to see some more in-depth info in the future.
The fact that Dicks was the opening ad tells me there's a glitch in the matrix for this title.
07:43 As with other things, Having Children is Also a Choice, and there is Also a Choice of Adopting or By Vitro.
Though I think it is helpful for a child to have both a male and a female role model.
@@starrynight1657, that maybe helpful... but it doesn't have to be the parents. And more important then to have two gender specific role models would be to have someone with a healthy and loving relationship as a role model. Way to many families don't have that.
@@starrynight1657 I Agree with Starry Night, it's Not about Just the Norms it's also About if the "Role Models" are Actually Role Models (Respectable and Caring). But I see what you mean too.
I think a lot of people watched a different video than I did. Prefacing this to say that I adore these gentlemen and their pure and kind spirit I have seen through all of their videos. But as for this one, where is all this "love & acceptance" from our tribal friends? In the beginning, they mentioned a "third gender" and were expressing tolerance for what they have seen in their culture. I have a feeling it's not the same as what most others know as transgender. They were appalled by the thought of same sex (gay/lesbian relationships) and said that would not be accepted in their village and those people would be kicked out of society. That doesn't sound like acceptance and tolerance to me. I don't "blame" them for these expressions, because it is only what they know in their culture. I would hope for them to learn more about this and really accept it, but one has to realize that this isn't about some strange new foreign food or seeing tall buildings and modern technology for the first time. This is embedded in their way of thinking. I really do hope they are open enough to truly accept this "new concept". Now, that would really be something to shed tears of joy over.
I also want to say, I love this channel. It has opened my heart and mind to other cultures and people of such a primitive way of life (compared to the Western world). Watching their reactions and wonderment to so many things we take for granted, I have laughed till I cried and I have even just cried. I have also found no matter how different... basically, we are all pretty much the same.
Thank you for bringing this content to us, "Sir". (and Raeen, Babu, Sarru and friends!)
Their eagerness for knowledge amazes me. It’s beautiful. They were wondering how gay and lesbian couples have children, maybe show them a video on IVF pregnancies, adoption and surrogate mothers. This concept really blew their minds, it was a good video to watch🧡
How bout the truth? They can't!
@@HammerHed13 Get outta here.....That is such an ignorant comment. No shit 2 females or 2 males can’t physically procreate. That doesn’t make them any less of a parent. I think you might benefit from changing your way of thinking and reacting to things, you might find yourself a bit happier🧡
How about not
@@rivergirl3444 ✋🏼Forreal just friggen stop. Take your closed mind somewhere else bc it absolutely doesn’t belong on this channel. I look at this channel as love, positivity and open mindedness. Clearly that is not you, so kindly go away
@@HammerHed13 they don't need their minds corrupted by that information.
I loved it when Babu said there were three sexes ( referring to the third sex, what today we call intersex). They used to be called hermaphrodites, people who are born with the physical attributes of both sexes. When people say God made only two sexes, and that anything other than that is a choice, what about people who are born intersex? If they were born that way, and God created them that way, where does that put them? That's why you can't judge people. We have no right to judge them or to say what God approves of or doesn't. Better to accept them as they are and let God be the judge.
Good content. Serious issues. Great reactions. So impressed with their respect and tolerance for humans. Amazing men, great insights into different cultures.
babu : after knowing about this, my mind stopped working
me : Me too.
Raeen : it is beyond my thinking
me: Mine too
Well if a Male and another male or female and another female get married and they wanna have kids but they don't have the um right parts to reproduce they can always adopt a child?
Two men can't have kids, they can only adopt or have a surrogate mother bear their children. Two women still have the "equipment" to produce offspring, but need assistance. Aside from adoption, there is sperm donation and there are additional methods such as using stem cells from one of the two women's spine and using it to create sperm using their DNA (stem cells are essential cells that have not been assigned a specific role), making it so that their child will be biologically theirs rather than half belonging to the sperm donor. There are other options that are being worked on by doctors and scientists to enable same sex couples to have biological children. Also note, two people of the same gender can still "go at it" just like a straight couple.
I WAS ALWAYS WONDERING ABOUT THEY ARE GOIN TO SAY ABOUT THIS SUBJECT 🥰🥰
4:37 - Their reactions to learning about Lesbians was HILARIOUS!
Typical guy response, pretending like they've never seen lesbian porn before ✂️
@@RicardoCooper I don’t think Babu has seen any porn before
@@RicardoCooper typical gay response pretending like everyone in the world has prior knowledge of a group of people who worldwide don't even make up 5 percent of population
@@AlexGeee it's ban in india
@@taatyavinchu6019 exactly
The stereotype about bisexual people cheating more is so annoying though^^
To be fair if you are bisexual you are sexually attracted to both sexes. I mean yeah it is probably a stereotype but if a person is open to more potential partners then you can see how someone would get the idea that such a person is more likely to give into temptation.
@@CStone-xn4oy Straight people cheat plenty.
@@CStone-xn4oy My thoughts is that statistically there are twice as many potential partners, so that surely translates into more cheating than people who are attracted to only a very specific kind of person. Just seems like a numbers game
@@blazednlovinit That was what I was saying though I don't know how true that stereotype is. Frankly cheating is wrong no matter what a person's preferences are.
@@CStone-xn4oy more possibilities, maybe, but this is as silly as saying to someone : you are in couple with a blond girl, but you also like brunes, so you will cheat because you like both.
Even in the lgbt(etc) community, bisexuals are sometimes frown upon. As if they needed to "choose" or were less serious.
I was surprised as hell when I read the title :o
Much love.
What's up with the video quality? Did something malfunction?
As a gay man...this made me cry, how loving and accepting they are....they are such extraordinary men, they have good hearts.
Thank you so much.
I am a gay man who became a Marine and now I have a Mix Martal Artist, and have cage fights...been a all American amateur wrestler in middle School, High schools, College, and a colligent boxer since the age 5...and parlayed that in MMA ...I grew up in a ruff neighborhood, always having to fight and defend myself...Always fighting the false stereotypes and false stigmas.
I was verbally abused by family and people...and I got the last laugh, I became a college graduate and is more successful then any of them...I can also beat there asses now.
I had to hide who I was and play pretend...it ate me alive, it killed me in the inside, I got depressed, sad, I just hated being closeted.
I just got tired of living how everyone expects me to be...I live for me only, to make me happy, I will never be a follower, I will always walk my own path...I will never try to get anyones approval or appease there insecurities...there approval isn't needed...I will do what I want, love who i want, be who i want...what I do don't affect their lives...they are just insecure, and deep down projecting there own sexuality and protecting there anger towards me....people are so uncomfortable in their own skin they use hate to hide behide there insecurities.
I will never ever try to get anyone's approval or I can careless what anyone thinks now that I'm free to love and be me.
Coming out was like taking a semi truck off my chest...I felt more happier and releaved and at peace...I can live for me now.
This was a great episode, thank you for the educational process.
These men are really amazing men.
You should explain to them that they have most definitely met "those people" before. They just aren't open about it because of their society
Shame is meant to discourage people from misbehaving.
@@CStone-xn4oy dont talk to me
The labels don't quite match up. Hijra in India refers to those who are not female, and not manly enough to be a male. Homosexuals, overly effeminate men, and babies with deformities are often considered Hijra.
Females often have marriages arranged for them by their parents, so their sexuality is imposed on them.
And this is just beginning to touch on the far darker reality.
So interesting how they’re totally familiar with a third gender but shocked at same sex love
If only the whole world thought in such an accepting way.
THE VILLAGERS ARE ACCEPTING AND FULL OF LOOOOVEE!!!! People need to be like them, even this video has 100 dislikes, some people are MAD (i have dislikes on my youtube still so i can see)
How are you able to still see dislikes? Is there a setting under your profile?
@@CStone-xn4oy no setting, there is a chrome/browser extension that unhides dislikes which they probably have...but I wouldn't bother getting it because it will eventually break once youtube removes dislikes from the actual API soon
@@CStone-xn4oy sorry yeah i have the browser extension called return youtube dislike but everytime i post the link my comment gets deleted
I detect a little communist
@@slayride136 elaborate
Hello! Wonderful video as always! I live in America and have been fortunate enough to meet many different kinds of people. I think of course all people are capable of cheating or being unfaithful, but over here what we care about more is building the bond and trust so that both partners know they are loved and respected. We spend a long time dating before getting married here. And some people never actually marry, even though they have a partner in life! In the USA it is very hard to say why a person does some things and not others, because they probably grew up way different than you. Because there are so many kinds of people here, even if your family hated you, you can walk five minutes and be welcomed into a whole new world with different beliefs. In a way its like we have millions of tribes that all share the land. If one village abandons us or shuns us, all we have to do is open our hearts and someone will be there to open their arms.
Unfortunately it is true that fidelity has lost its value over the decades, maybe even the past two centuries, in America (and the Western world in general). Fewer and fewer people view marriage as a contract between themselves and God. I view most divorce as a form of infidelity. Not sexually of course, but one or both participants decided to break the contract. This means that the marriage (and thus any potential partner) is much less powerful, it can be ended. Now don't get me wrong, most people don't go into it with the idea that their spouse is somehow less valuable. The issue though is that these views are not conscious. So while they do devalue their partner, they themselves don't even realize it, certainly it isn't intentional.
There can be a great danger in feeling free to abandon your community at any time for whatever reason. While it is of tremendous value if your community fails you or ostracizes you wrongly, what happens when someone is raised by a community, decides they don't owe them anything, and just leave? Worse still, is when this is done because they just don't want to have to put in any effort to maintain good relationships in that community. This leads to weaker and less trusting communities that are policed ever more harshly internally.
There are 2 sexes. Gender used to be an interchangeable word but has more recently been expanded to have its own terminology. That took me forever to get my head around. Now I've learned I don't need to invest any time to learn all the words and what they mean, as a person I'm talking to will tell me how they like to be addressed and we go from there. For that person, it means a lot. But for me, it's just an extension of their name. I'm happy to use whatever you want me to use, but only if you tell me. If you lose your shit because I used the wrong word but you never told me, I have no more time for that person.
It is hilarious how after a short video and a quick discussion these men have quickly worked through this new knowledge but certain groups in “so called” modern societies have know about lgbtq issues for years and just respond with hatred. Just goes to show that the Bible is true about being a humble and open person and to not judge. I know they are not Christian. But bravo to these men because this is the way Jesus would expect Christian’s to react. And unfortunately most Christian’s have gotten so far away from Jesus’ teachings that they shouldn’t call themselves Christians anymore.
We should just love each other and peace because all of the fighting are worth nothing in the end.
You opened their minds with this information, good job.
It was a good reaction. Maybe they need to learn more about gay people
I doubt their reaction to same-sex relationships will be one that you would approve of based on this video.
@@CStone-xn4oy it's not about my approval or yours.
@@NataliaVader1 Then why are you getting upset?
@@CStone-xn4oy I'm not the one upset here. You and your judgemental homophobia is
@@NataliaVader1 He destroyed you
I enjoy their perspectives. I found Raeen's last comments to be interesting. That if a gay man is married to a woman and he meets a man then his marriage might be broken. This is true but also hypocritical coming from a man who admitted to having an extramarital affair. Maybe two men in a marriage is better than a man who cheats on his wife, Raeen.
Babu's one more thing at 8:27 was very important. Governments making some schemes. Indeed. Wise man.
Not sure if you were just making a witty comment or don't know the use of the word scheme in this context. If you're from the US (as I am), it can be weird to hear the phrase "government scheme." We normally have a negative connotation for that word. But we would use the term "policy," I believe. Or system. Not to say that the government ISN'T up to no good often. It's still odd to hear it used when I watch British TV shows. I hear scheme and think of Mr. Burns from the Simpsons rubbing his hands together.
@@EricaGamet One in the same I'm afraid. One in the same.
so wise they are, such a loving people
It would be cool if in the USA, the third gender (or how ever many number you wish) was just a part of our traditions for giving blessings at weddings and birth celebrations! Love to you all!
It's actually that they're ostracized and religiously believed to have god like powers and can give severe curses.
People pay them to leave, and will pay extra hoping their marriage or newborn isn't cursed for life. "Not cursed" is basically translated to blessed.
These Hijras ended up being exploited by religious cult leading Gurus who force them to basically crash weddings and also pimp them out. It's become so profitable that sometimes boys are castrated and forced into it.
@@aminy23 Yikes
There are people that would watch this and still be offended on both sides. Conflict is something people I think enjoy a little too much
I'd still be scared, but it warms my heart.
As a trans man, we are who we are. Whatever god made us this way, it must be right.
There's a Robin Williams movie where he played a comedian who runs for president. When asked what his stand was on gay marriage, he said, "I think gay people have the right to be just as miserable as the rest of us." 😂
That was pretty eye-opening. Sure, it was meant as a joke but I realized LGBTQ+ are just like anybody else, want to fall in love and get married like anybody else, argue about whose turn it is to take out the trash or wash the dishes, have friends over for dinner, go out on date night or stay in and watch Netflix. Go to work, complain about their job, have visiting rights when one of them is hospitalized, fight, make up, raise kids if they want, read them to sleep and send them to school, grow old together, bicker like an old married couple, live their lives, be happy. You know, like straight folks. Most homophobes just can't get past the sex part. Why? Maybe in biblical times, people got married to make babies, but that's not much of a deciding factor anymore these days. So why do these people focus on the sex too much? If you looked at a person or couple, whether they were straight or gay, and the first thing that comes to your mind is how freaky they can get in bed, I think you need serious therapy. 😂
I was somewhat anxious about the content of the comment section.
Thanks for proving me wrong. Babu, Sarru and Raeen could teach a thing or two to many Westerners about tolerance and acceptance. Bless them.
Although the video shown to them was kinda boring lmao but I get it could be awkward maybe or wtv I'm just so happy knowing that people like them exist, even as villagers supposedly cut off from a lot of things. I appreciate them learning and opening up. They're all so sweet🤍
I knew india had an ancient concept of a third gender but I didn’t know how well known it was it’s cool to know babu knew it
It makes my morning the second I see these guys have new video! ❤
as a russian and straight and grew up in a traditional family i'd much surprised and messed up when i knew that one of my friend was a gay and the other was a bi, but i accepted it. it was in 90's it was the time of freedom and tolerance in russia.
Hell nah. The 90s in Russia were a time of crime and suffering. I'm starting to doubt you are a Russian.
"I've never seen such people around me" is a v common thing people say but never think of the reason why, there's queer people everywhere, and obviously the ones living in places where they know they'll not be accepted and recognized, they'll try their best to keep their sexuality or gender identity a secret.
as per the thing they said about bisexual people and the guy liking another guy that'll lead to divorce with his wife, that same thing can happen with a straight guy with a woman, cheating is cheating no matter the sexual orientation or identity.
the thing about marriage and kids, the only thing stopping that from happening is bigots, also there's plenty of cis het men and women who can't have children, are they not deserving of being treated as normal citizen then? do they get discriminated upon like queer people? no. so the problem is definitely not these "issues" people think queer people will face but the existence of queer people itself that bothers people because they can't relate to them.
obviously i know that people who aren't lgbtq+ or haven't seen lgbtq+ people around them react this way mostly when provided with information but i hope they'll learn to accept people as they are eventually
incredibly surprised that the religious zealots haven't dropped in uninvited to infuse their opinions upon this subject... 😀🤘
Edit: guess I was mistaken. they are here , but in a rather transparent stealth mode .
throwing up their Edicts with self assured projectile accuracy. like so many college students who had too much to drink at a sorority party 🤮
So . . . you came here hoping for a big stupid argument, you're disappointed not to find one, and now you feel compelled to start one? 🥱😴 Got it.
@@nancymcmonarch No , was not looking for an argument. just stating an opinion.but your response speaks volumes. as Shakespeare wrote in Hamlet.
"the lady doth protest too much"
Thankfully many in this comment section have been fighting the idiots. There was one Folkist Nazi who was spreading his twisted opinions... all his comments are deleted now 😁