I'm Gay and I Dislike the LGBT Community... | Leaflit Reacts
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In this video, I react to Finding Sky's video titled "I'm Gay and I Dislike the LGBT Community..." where she discusses her perspective as a lesbian who feels disconnected from the modern LGBT movement. This is a deep and thought-provoking conversation that touches on identity, community, and personal experiences.
Let's explore her reasoning, the challenges she faces, and my own thoughts on this complex topic. Can someone be a part of the LGBT community but disagree with certain aspects? Join me as we unpack it all!
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The Key and Peele skit about gay coworker really hits the nail on the head. "Oooh I get it. I'm not persecuted, I'm just an asshole"
Pretty much sum up the current state of woke
It went from “yay! I’m finally getting treated like everyone else!” To “accept all of my deviancies or else!”
So, true. Now they are destroying anything that doesn't want to be a part of it
Honestly, the solution is probably to encourage them to the point of no return. You can't convince them out of it. You can't convince any religion that they're not the victims either. All you can do is encourage them to party. Most things can implode on itself if you remove all of it's safety checks and course correction mechanisms.
@@blazearmorui mean in the long term i can see that working but heres a problem; some of those... deviancies... involve a certain... age bracket... and I'd really rather not fan _those_ flames at all
Seriously. Somehow if you're not okay with people giving each other monkeypox in the middle of a public street and predators in dresses wearing demonic makeup reading to little kids and taking them to strip shows, this means you hate gay people as if those two things are the same thing. doing everything they can to prove the slippery slope argument is correct and push normal gay people out the way to do it.
@@zdub93 The flames are going to spread regardless unfortunately. They can speak up when they de-transition. I'm not saying to lie to them, at most I'm saying be a supportive person without discrimination. The *worst* thing that happens is you're wrong and they end up fine. The best thing that happens is this gets fixed a generation or two faster.
There's a difference between being gay and making your entire personality about being gay
Boom. This is it. This is the answer. Right here. No joking. OP got it.
You didn’t watch the vid. That wasn’t the point they were making
It's simply an orientation, but they turned it into a political culture like Jews and Muslims.
@@dra6o0n Ah yes as if Christians don't make that a part of political culture at every waking moment in far right Christian nationalism.
@@chloeprice9544it's a small percentage of it
To be honest, it just feels like the whole world is going more and more crazy with each year. Nothing makes sense anymore.
That's entropy for you. Everything will eventually destabilize and fall apart.
The funny thing is that if you get off the internet, the world seems to stabilize. We are not meant to know everything about everyone. Knowing everything makes us stop working on making our small area of the world better.
it makes perfect sense when you know what kind of ppl run this economy and global politics.. it's one big club.. very evil ppl, much worse than most ppl want to know about. They beern twisting and manipulating society for quite a long time now , they use the media content to control us. it really started to pick up in the late 80s to 90s . Nickeloedeon, Disney. Universal Music. i can go on and on but i won't , you get my point.
I had an uncle who was gay, and he was one of the first hundred, if not thousand, people, who died of AIDS back when it first came out. I never met him cause I was like probably all of -1 years old or so when he died, but he was considered straight gay. He hated what he called "the fairies", saying it made them look like creatures of the night.
I'm bi and we are just a letter in the alphabet soup, and when we're and bi and MALE, we don't exist outside of degenerate wrpgs and fandoms that fetishise everything including physical handicaps. The way things have changed, I'm soon 44 and have studied my history quite well, and would be okay if the B was removed. The OG post-op friends from my 20's? You cannot tell they transitioned, cannot hear it, cannot see it, they won't tell you either, they became men and women and moved on with their lives. We actually grew up back then. Amen to this vid.
Bisexuals are based, that's all I gotta say in this, lol
They went from "we just want acceptance" to "worship us or we'll ruin your life!"
That is not what pride is about and I find it sad that the younger generation think that's what our goals are, the mission is still accept us, we aren't and can't ruin someone's life cause we as a community don't have any real power in the world or a monolith. Don't list to right wing talking points, nothing they claim that we do actually happens.
As someone who is pansexual and a femboy I could not agree with this more. All I've ever wanted is to be treated like a person, but these extremists make it really difficult for us. People are becoming more and more phobic due to the community's actions and we the ones who just want to live our lives are the ones that suffer for it. And I think labeling all LGBT people as predators is wrong, but seeing people walk around public in the buff and brandishing seggs toys where there are minors present I understand why people make such a generalization even if I disagree with it.
You are part of the problem when you fall for right wing fearmongering acting like this ISNT a small percentage of lgbt.
You only focus on the bad people, the bad protests. Then you go and say that this is just, lgbt people. Instead of speaking against LGBT. Speak against the bad side of it.
She hits the nail in the head with the whole need for validation. Some people on the internet seem to have become chronically dependent on getting 👍, to the point it doesn’t even fricking matter if what you’re saying makes sense or is factually correct so long as you “ratio” everyone else in your comment section. It’s like people aren’t being raised to have a strong character core, and replaced that with Social Media instead.
“We’re a mother daughter duo” right in the bio
>”are you a boy?”
yep, my best friend in high school was gay , never had a problem with him (obviously or he woudlnt be my best friend)
my issue isnt their sexuality , its how they make it their personality and try to force it down everyone's throat and try to diminish other's people's rights and freedoms to cater to their ego
just do what you want , just stay decent in public , there are childrens around. Also no touching or trying to groom kids. And respect other people's views
This, right here. I knew a guy years ago who literally shocked everyone I knew when they revealed they were gay. For years before that, he'd been at a bunch of gatherings, and he was always just one of the guys. Same sense of humor, gave and received the same snarky banter, the works. We were surprised to learn he was gay, but it didn't change anything about who he was or our friendships with him.
Another friend of mine had a fantastic way of describing what it's like now with everyone being in your face about it, and YT may not like it but I'm gonna try paraphrasing it here anyway: "Religion (sexuality in this case) is like a peen. It's totally fine if you have one, and it's okay to be proud of it. But for the love of all that is sacred, please don't wave it around in public, or bring it anywhere near my children."
I wish more people thought like that...
Cringe
@@chloeprice9544 🤡🤡🤡
@@chloeprice9544you’re cringe
Instead of being outright homophobic, instead you pretend the majority of us are bad. So in that way, you can still speak against us because you choose to be unintelligent
I agree with you 100% on that: I despise LGBT or Pride or whatever you wanna call it. But at the same time i go and say "Live and let live". As as long as you don not harras/harm yourself and/or others, i don't care! Do your own thing, if you are happy bloody go for it! All power to you.
Well depends too. Too many pride parades I see have people be naked. Technically speaking it harms no one, harrases nobody.
@@firework8140 When see people dancing around butt naked, painted bodies, you can see pretty much everything out in the open, this is at the very least "public indecency!. The funny thing is if that has nothing to do with "pride" or whatever while it is happpening and in a controlled manner, it is very tame... usually.
But a lot of LBGT people go the extra mile and act like animals... so yeah, that paints a very very bad picture!
@@firework8140 it is public indecency at the very, very least. But honestly i don't wanna see someones junk or flabs flailing around in the city. Do that in the red light district
@@firework8140 but it does when children are present…
One big problem I have with the LGBT community is how the trans portion keeps attemping to classify "Femboys" and "Tomboys" as Trans/Eggs. It feels genuinely insulting and completely hypocritical for them to make a big deal about people not listening to what they wish to identify as, only for them to do the same to those groups as well.
Their entire ideology is about reinforcing gender stereotypes. They're effectively trads by another name.
That is a thing because gender is a social construct defined by gender roles. I've talked to many trans people and they're almost always saying that they dont "feel like a girl" because they dont like pink clothes and would rather wear "boys clothes" or the other way around. Very rarely do i hear them actually having a problem with their body just cause. Its almost always tied to society and how boys and girls are treated differently in society.
Going by that definition almost no one is cis, especially not tomboys/femboys. I am kinda a transhumanist so i'm still in favor of giving surgery to people who want to change their body, i just dont think its appropriate to call it healthcare. And if the problem is truly only your style/personality then the problem isnt you but the disgusting sexist expectations you get exposed to in society. I think it'd be better to defy those expectations instead of confirming them by saying you're a different gender.
Thats however a view not many people share. Especially the trans people i talked to. It is sad.
@@cantinadudes Shall use my personal viewpoint to explain some stuff. Long reply, because I'm dumb and I'm responding to a random RUclips comment hoping I *might* be able to change someone's mind. And I want to give the topic the words it's worth, because it's very personal to me. Anyway...
Am trans. I very much have a problem with specifically my body; that's the *main* thing I'm transitioning for. Fem clothes are just a thing I may or may not take an interest in - like, if I like them, think they'll be comfortable and/or I wanna look pretty in them. Sometimes, I'll enjoy feminine things to help myself feel better - kinda like, affirming myself I guess. This (main reasoning being physical, social stuff and clothes being literally just interests or a self-mental-health-boost that some people like or need) is how most trans people are, in my own experience (really, genuinely, speaking from being in multiple big Discord servers around trans things). Really, dysphoria is not fun. The reason we're trying to call it healthcare is because not being able to transition due to outside factors (family, money, laws/governments, medical systems, etc), causes a *lot* of suffering for a *lot* of people. And that is a massive understatement; I cannot overstate the amount of and/or variety of misery dysphoria and living as the "wrong" gender can cause, directly or indirectly (I have personal experience of how bad that can get, which I won't elaborate on too much here). I simply do not feel comfortable in my own body in any way (or at least, I didn't until starting HRT - where it's now totally just getting progressively super way better, and my body is changing naturally, and it's amazing, and I love it). Social stuff, whilst a decent factor that definitely would make me feel way better from fitting into society as the kind of person I've always kinda wanted to be, and the way I want to be seen, isn't my primary reason for transitioning.
Just to add: You don't *have* to have dysphoria to be trans, though - even if it was a big factor for me personally - since "I feel much more comfortable as a girl" is still a totally valid reason to want to be one so long as you're sure of it, even if you don't have the "I feel uncomfortable as a guy" part. On that note, though I'm less certain about it... If someone really will feel amazing and have a better life solely from the social aspect of transitioning somehow or identifying as another gender perhaps, then that sounds great for them; who am I to discern their feelings for them? I sometimes have trouble understanding certain nonbinary stuff (people, concepts), with me being so binarily trans... But, I want to accept them regardless (I have no reason not to, after all) - and, maybe something like this, is a factor in how they feel. I probably still have some quirks to figure out in my thinking before I understand, but I'm betting that they're just as valid as I am.
Responding to the OP a little: I actually totally advocate for femboys and tomboys (they're really cool), and am (or at least definitely try to be) pretty reserved with labelling them as "eggs" in my head... Because "not being recognised or respected as how you identify and want to be seen" is kinda something that sucks for us a lot, too. Yet also, there's totally a lot of femboys, tomboys and otherwise who actually do end up figuring out that they're probably trans, possibly secretly might've had dysphoria they just hadn't recognised yet, and decide they'll be happier transitioning - maybe sometimes even only realising after starting HRT for like 6 months. It's definitely very awkward to label someone an egg when that person doesn't feel anything like that at all, but - it's often from people's experiences or bias that might have something to do with their own transition... So, I kinda understand, sometimes. Nobody's perfect. I try not to do it myself unless I'm *sure.* Like, someone actually *saying* they wanna be the opposite gender, wholly and/or enthusiastically. *Then,* I would label them an egg in my head.
That's all I have to reply with for now. Trying not to be overly harsh with my words now. Just - try to keep an open mind, pretty please. Sometimes trans people are stupid, and act like the nazis they call other people... *On Twitter.* Just like anyone else, *on Twitter.* We're going through enough already, with our own issues - not to even mention people around the world (or at least the internet) seemingly hating us more and more vocally, and the whole US thing with people being banned from affirming care in certain states, or the mistreatment by governments and medical systems around the world, or the fact that a lot of us risk losing family and friends just simply by coming out at all, etc etc etc etc. Jeez... Anyway. I have a weak spot for responding to comments that lean towards only misunderstanding trans people and their motivations, instead of just blindly hating them... So, I responded way too much, after all. I'll just move on and hope either no one sees this, or I'm able to change someone's mind a little. Also - yeah, transhumanism is totally like, awesome and stuff.
@@WedgeOfHeaven first, thanks for your reply. I'm sure with the way i worded some stuff its not that easy to formulate a response as educative and comprehensive as yours.
I have to admit i screwed up when explaining my view on transitioning a bit. For people like you, who genuinely just have a problem with their body and it causes them pain, i think its appropriate to call it healthcare. Where i do think its inappropriate is for people who mainly have an issue with the societal image, rather than their body. Sometimes the problem with the societal image of their sex (aka gender roles) is what drives them to despise their body. As i said, i'm basing this off of conversations i had with people who actually identify themself as trans. Some of them actually said to me that if it wasnt for stereotypes such as girls only wearing dresses and being interested in "girly stuff" or guys being interested "guys stuff" then they wouldn't want to change their body and be happy as it is.
I've asked a lot of people who identify as some form of non-binary that and i pretty much always get the same answer. I have also spent a lot of time within the community and never got a different explaination.
I just want you to know, when it comes to binary trans stuff, that i am 100% behind you in most cases. I simply shake my head when it comes to the concept of "gender spectrum", because as far as i've understood it, pretty much everyone would qualify as non-cis if you go by the common theory, which is, from what i believe, the reason for why you sometimes see entire school classes become trans roughly at the same time they're extensively exposed to trans-theories (have actually observed this happening at a school, like 20 kids suddenly identified as trans when they had, self admittedly, no feelings like that before)
Idk i just think we should abandone the concept of gender altogether. I think we should focus on sex and if somebody has a problem with their sex then they should have a right to change that. Regardless of the reasoning behind it. I simply think right now there is too much collective confusion and not enough ressources to not prioritize people who have a lot of science backing them. People like you.
Also, i think saying "you dont have to be dysphoric" is problematic, as it opens the gates to all kinds of people. I know that it wont be the majority of people that would be "accepted" into the community like this, but a small percentage of creeps will abuse it. By that logic someone could just say that they're a woman to get into womens safe spaces. That'd be great for actual trans women, but it'd also open the gates for creeps and criminals who just want to abuse the system.
I'm not saying that that'd be the norm among trans people, i'm simply saying that it is a considerable factor. Gatekeeping is important for a community, and if you say anyone can identify as anything, without any reason other than their word, then it dooms the entire cause imo. You have to set some barrier, and for me that barrier rn is at the neurological level. You probably know that trans women actually have female brains and trans men have male brains. I think it is a very good barrier, at least for now.
Again i dont have anything against people changing their bodies as they see fit, so even if somebody identifies as some non-binary stuff, i think its their right to change their body, i simply dont view it as healthcare in that case. Instead i view it as bodymod, which is fine by me, i simply can't support/understand the underlying motivation.
The only part where i stop being an ally is when it comes to pronouns. I think its silly to use pronouns for gender, instead it should be used for sex and only be changed once a person starts undergoing a sex change. Pronouns are meant to be practical and if my understanding is correct, everyone's a little trans/non-cis, so to use individual pronouns, like neo-pronouns or even they/them, i think it kinda defeats the purpose of them and makes it unpractical. Matching what you're called to your personality is what names and nicknames are for, not pronouns. I hope everyone reading this understand that i'm not trying to undermine people's identities, i'm simply saying it is silly to make your pronouns a key part of your identity. You are you and if you dont fit into the binary ideas of what a man or a woman should be like thats totally fine. I'm simply saying it is not practical to use different pronouns than he/him and she/her.
I hope you can understand my position. I support trans rights when it comes to everything except neo-pronouns and child transitions. There are/were websites selling DIY HRT with labels such as "keep away from parents" and they were very colorful so clearly targetted towards kids. Such a thing i find inhumane. And since there's a lot of grooming going on in the community (not saying trans people are groomers, just that there are a couple of high profile cases) i think anything that has to do with trans related to kids should be viewed critically. Not prohibited, just analyzed carefully and critically
So yea... hope you understand. I wish you the best of luck on your transition journey and that you'll be happy
@@cantinadudes
1. It’s not a social construct though men and women are biologically different both in brain chemistry/ways of thinking and physiology there are exceptions and they should be accepted and not brainwashed into thinking they’re trans or homosexual.
2. Transhuman stuff has nothing to do with being trans it’s about us making robot parts or transferring are minds into machines the last part I disagree with and I disagree with people replacing their private parts into robot parts or having built in toys in other robot parts though.
Except Marle is described as a tomboy in the game.
Still a waifu though.
OMG IS THAT WHY IM LIKE THIS?!
To be fair the definition of Tomboy has changed over time. Also, Marle is supposed to be the princess of an entire kingdom, going outside the castle on her own with no retinue, not wearing a fancy dress and mingling with the common rabble is very much tomboyish for her standards, but when you look at Lucca, she’s pretty much the same but she doesn’t get the same distinction. Which is interesting because between her and Marle, I’d argue Lucca looks and behaves more ‘boy-ish’, even her name is one letter away from being a male name.
@@LeaflitAsari That's not for me to say.
@@lemao2222 I don't necessarily agree that the definition has changed, but I do agree you could say the same of Lucca. I forget which NPC describes Marle as a tomboy, but it's there... been a hot minute since I've played the game. Then again, if you combine many of the traits of Marle with those of Lucca, you pretty much get Bulma, whom you could also sort of call tomboyish. Plus, you take one look at Ayla and there's tomboy written all over her. And I'll just go ahead and say, there's nothing wrong with tomboys. That just means she likes some of the stuff I like.
Whenever I talk about the exposure stuff and display of fetishes in pride parades people try to gas light me saying it isn't what happens. I LIVE IN THE CITY, I support them in having equal rights. But do not tell me to not believe what I see with my own eyes, wtf? I think otherwise normal people are afraid to speak out about stuff like that because they are so afraid to be seen as -phobic. And to not only be seen as neutral, but a good boy/girl - they have to tell me not to believe my own eyes.
The* other way they excuse the behavior is - well people are so repressed for so long that they HAVE TO fully show the world their kinks. Bro, just be normal and share what you're into with your consenting partners, not random people and especially not random people that take their kids to watch it.
I agree, i honestly dont care whatever you’re s*xual preferences are, so long as they are not hurting anyone and being respectful to others. What they are doing is NEITHER of the two, so i steer clear of them and try to ignore anything they say. If you are being normal about it and not making this you’re whole personality, we’re cool.
I think the "pride" thing was meant to be about having the confidence to be yourself in society without hiding, not inherently bad, but an idea taken too far to the point of it reaching obnoxiousness. As for why there needs to be a LGBT "community" could just be to talk about similar experiences with other people, I mean there are still queers that get kicked out of the house and things like that.
Ah Caesar King. A woman of culture. I, too, am a Caesar enjoyer. All hail the King!
I love her so much
"Oh shit! I like tits!"
Very relatable.
Yup ya fuckin nailed it Leaf. Appreciate ya not being afraid to say it.
Yeah it overcorrected and led to allow degeneracy which ended up proving the slippery slope accusations, which shouldn't of happened but it did and now we are stuck trying to get back to normal.
You can point to literally every single community and say the exact same thing
but normal people, recognise that a loud minority doesn't reflect on what a whole community stands for
@@FemboyKaiSaku nah, I don't think other communities negatively involve children like this.
@@ShouVertica The majority of lgbt doesn't either
but yes other communities do. Every community has bad people. All youre doing is harming the good ones by acting like all of the community is bad
@@FemboyKaiSaku T certainly does lol
@@ShouVertica explain how.
Tellingly, Sometimes when Someone calls out a member of the LGBT for pdf-file-a, The community then tries to paint your accusation has been against l g b t in general. It's one of those "I never said it was poison" moments.
The LGBT is a very convenient group to operate shady stuff without being questioned or engaged by authorities.
What's next? Being able to mur-dar someone?
Freedom to act doesn't mean it makes consequences invalidated.
There are always consequences.
Want a link to a UCLA study finding that LGBTQ identifying people make up over 20% of those on the registry despite being 7% of the populace? 😂 there is a REASON they desperately want to have access to kids, teach them about kinks and such.
@@humrH2360 You guys say "the community" like we all think the same, like we are a hivemind. When you are speaking about a small minority of bad people within the community
That’s kinda why Folsom has been becoming a beaten horse in certain circles, because it’s been going from one thing to another.
I won’t get much into it because of subject interests and YT, but long and short of it is that the event has been having a lot of instances in previous years of people breaking the rules of the event, and I never see any enforcement or even commentary of investigation from Folsom’s organizers.
The propaganda that involved these certain communities are also affecting the entertainment industry and entertainment media like movies, animated series, GAMES even. They’re ruining them by adding these things to video games where children mostly hang around with. They’re flaunting themselves as characters in video games because they don’t like how pretty the characters look.
It takes a special kind of mindset to be jealous of how a fictional character looks. They’re fictional for a reason, this isn’t about pride anymore, it’s about their ego and narcissism
Okay, so no more non platonic relationships in anything ever, or can you only do you it because you're straight and you think that that's normal. But being queer is "forcing politics"
@@bunnyconcubus8468 No what I’m trying to say is that, they want to plaster their faces on everything and stereotyping races, the true homosexual and queer people who don’t flaunt their queerness etc. These woke people think they’re being inclusive but they’re being bigots themselves by hyper stereotyping these terms
@@bunnyconcubus8468we don’t want to be forced to play LGBT fucking characters in a game that they don’t belong in. If you want a game that has LGBT make one where the entire game and characters are LGBT. Keep this shit out of kids games bro. Plus the only characters that are usually LGBT are in kids games that is so fucking wrong. Do you not get that kids shouldn’t be forced to play games like that if they don’t want to. Like for instance suicide squad kill the Justice league. It’s target rating is literally kids.
real as fuck
I think the LGBT Community came together because they were ostracized by normal people for religious reasons, and then there are so few of each group comparatively, they came together because “who else are we going to hang out with?”
except the religious people are the ones who don't hate the gays unless you mean the ones who worship Mohammed.
there's a reason we say 'cis' and 'heterosexual/straight'. Because sayign they're 'normal' implies LGBT people AREN"T and thus carries the implication of "it's okay to be mean to these people, cause they aren't NORMAL"
just letting you know so that sort of thinking doesn't become normal for you c: because I don't want you to start thinking of human beings as being 'abnormal' :c
Given what we’ve seen ever since homosexuality was legalized, the religious were right
Every lesbian I ever met IRL looked like an ordinary girl.
This video was so refreshing to hear.
My gay bro talks like a television effeminate gay guy whenever we go outside (SF). He says the community considers it to be "holding the movement back" if he acts too "straight". I'm glad he doesn't judge me the way his own community judges him.
@@PoorlyMadeSweater the community does not think that. Thats just bad people he has met. Which ironically what they say is homophobia lol
The problem is that Anime has taught us that Tomboys make for the best Wives you could possible ask for, but there are just not enough around for everybody and half of them do swing the other way, making it even more difficult.
I've always just slightly despised the lgbtq community because of how toxic and negative it can get. I've always also been very bothered with the whole shoving your sexuality in your face type of deal. It's just super annoying. The lgbtq community should be about showing how we're all not so different after all and no matter what your sexuality is we're all still human.
The S light in the background is making me mad because the last two lights aren't in sync lmao
3:12 THIS!!!
This is it! You absolutely right!
the one thing i realized is that i HATE how people throw around the word "community" so flagrantly. no, youre not in a community because you like dick, no youre not in a community because you play the same game...youre just people that so happen to have done the same thing. its just a replacement cope for their religion brain to find some other place to have that same communal feeling and it has all the pitfalls of religion without any of the core values and belief structures.
“no youre not in a community because you play the same game”
Me: (Looks at Helldivers 2)
Me: Well…
No offense, but uhhh... I was half wondering if you were a guy as well. Half. I was 90% sure you were a chick, but there was still that slight uncertainty and thinking there's a chance I'm wrong due to how many men use female vtuber models.
Don't take that as an insult, by the way. I love chicks with tomboy sounding voices. It makes it much easier to relate and connect with them, which enhances my enjoyment of your content.
At least you're not one of those chicks who I hear and I can't tell whether it's a woman or a 14 year old boy.
I don't really get bothered if people misgender me or whatever. So dw about it
@@LeaflitAsari You shouldn't let it bug you, most of us would bang you either way 👍
Leaf trying to speak girly is so uncanny!
I feel like there's a lot of nuance to this.
Of course, you can be gay and not take part in pride parades. And there are actual problems involved in LGBT groups. But majority of people who are against it aren't against it purely because of the group. They hate it because they're against homosexual/trans people as a whole.
And the issue is that it's always mixed together, making it nearly impossible to identify. It's much easier for these people to go after everyone who may identify as homosexual/trans in the process.
@@HyattHyatt3179homosexuality and lgbt as a whole were *always* political, the marketing doesn't come from the group but people trying to appeal to them, it's called rainbow capitalism and LGBT people hate it
Like as big of an assumption as someone saying most LGBT types are pedos. I mean they are 3x more likely to offend but that doesn’t mean they all do. Most people don’t give a fuck if you are trans or gay, the only ones who do are super strict religious types 😂 as long as you are just a decent person and don’t try to force you views or pronouns on others then most won’t give a fuck. It’s obnoxious to have some trans bearded beer gut having dude tell me to address him as a woman, because I as an adult shouldn’t have to validate another grown ass man. That so fucking weird….and entitled. "I don’t feel validated unless some stranger validates me", get some help.
Leaflit is a very aesthetically pleasing femboy.
She has Justine Bateman cat eyes. Very pretty.
Thank you for the stream.
except the surgeries don't work for the majority and far too many wish they never had it. for the majority of time there was only one clinic that did it and you had to have major amounts of psychiatric to determine if the surgery was proper. most got cured of their gender dysphoria or were found to have mental illnesses or were abused. When those were addressed the desire to undergo transition vanished. Also a lot of the teenagers who claim to want to have the surgery actually grow out of it when they turn adults.
This here is why I don't support these procedures, not because I don't like certain types of people. I just don't think society should celebrate something that makes their lives actively worse most of the time.
weirdly I've heard the opposite, at least in regards to trans people, that the regret rate is super low? Granted its still VERY possible for people to regret the surgery for one reason or another, but people try to use that to say "WELL EVERY TRANS PERSON IS LYING TO THEMSELVES" which is....not correct.
and not every trans person gets surgery anyway.
It's not simple is what I'm getting at.
@@sarafontanini7051 nope its super high from nonbiased studies with many reporting not having been informed that they would be sterilized (says something about the lack of intellect of the people undergoing this to not realize that removal of the sexual organs would cause that) or have to do certain things because you know the human body reacts to a gaping hole by trying to close. it hence male to female have to do a certain thing to prevent that from happening.
plus the other detrimental irreversible side effects of the puberty blockers which they were often not informed of by the doctors doing it
@@sarafontanini7051 i hope you realize the irony considering their brain is literally lying to them.
@@sarafontanini7051the regret rate *is* low, but there is a sizeable amount that will regret it. Iirc it's actually less than the regret the average person would have for a tattoo
I work at a public library. I interact with hundreds of people every day. In 0% of these interacts is it any business of mine what anyone else's orientation or preferred gender is. If it matters to you, you can tell me, however I won't ask, and my memory's pretty bad, so I won't remember after unless you're a repeat patron who's left an impression. But please keep in mind that knowing or not knowing bears zero significance on my ability to do my job, or your ability to do whatever you planned to do with whatever resources I help connect you to. If I can help you, I will, regardless of any of your tags. To me, respect is incredibly important. You have mine by default, just as long as you don't do anything stupid enough to lose it. It takes much longer to earn it back.
I call them the Alphabestapo.
impregnant slime daughter
Flashbang
To every lesbian out there:
You have great taste and I see you're a person of culture as well.
That's too true, you can just take almost any anime character put him a girl's clothes and haircut and you got a girl. They are androgenous by default just to in a good way.
Counterpoint: Guts.
@KrimzonFlygon1 put him in a maid outfit
Congratulations:
You came up with something more disturbing than the entirety of the Eclipse.
@@KrimzonFlygon1 i know, and a very few others. Beside characters what are specialy made to be intimidating.
10:56 I think those are people with no hobbies.
10:19 ohh shit that's chocolate dade from filthy frank not sure if this is an improvement or not
Leaf sounds like she got a serious salt water taffy chew goin most videos
I was eating vitamin gummies!!!
Anime characters look like cats look it up it’s hilarious
Flabbergasted
leaf is cool glad i followed :3
Congrats on becoming a self hating Nazi 😊
@@chloeprice9544take your meds
Poor Julio
Based
No it’s cringe
@@chloeprice9544you're cringe
@@chloeprice9544 Everything is cringe to you 😂
I like this video. It's perfectly saying what's wrong with LGBT without any fear. Like it should be
@@Mightyscandare That just makes you a phobe though. If I randomly said that I like white people, but that'd make me racist there's no ifs ands or buts. You all are doing as if this is abnormal for a parade to have people like this or that parades for celebration as whole is bad. You're taking cheery picked grievances of a part of the LGBTQ community making it all that the pride events are about and pretending you're some kind of centrists on the matter.
Pride to be yourself and animé girlz :D
I have les and geh friends and coworkers and none of them wanted to be associated by the current alphabet community (some of em used to years ago) so yeah it is true that it's not because they are les and geh doesn't mean they are automatically part of that political community. They also had family, religion, and great career in their life, and I am so proud of em.
Also they never ever tell people or broadcast it that they are les or geh and they are normal people (they never had a flag on their bio or on their house) unlike what the alphabet had today.
So, what's the problem then. They like to keep that part of their life to themselves and others love the confidence of not and it helps them more in social situations if the people around them knew about it and found communities with those people. How are your friends any more normal than people that hang up flags or have it in their bio or pronouns in bio?
You have a beautiful spirit Leaflit❤️ ✨️ 💖 💛 💕 💜
well...work hard on being a big booty latina Leaf. Then you might not be a pick me girl.
"You can be for there being freedoms for gay people simultaneously while criticizing the whole uh concept of like Pride."
The problem is you wholly mischaracterize what pride is by solely associating it as a tool for public degeneracy. The vast majority of people who care about pride very obviously do so in small, undramatic ways as a means to affirm their identities in societies that want nothing more than to silence them. Finding Sky using her own anecdotes as a means to say everyone should feel tolerated now so get over it is disturbingly stupid. LGBT people face violence to this day without needing to "shove it down everyone's throat" as the sentiment goes.
And on another note a MAGA boat parade was literally just hijacked by Neo Nazis and even though I dislike republicans I can at least parse the nuance that most aren't like that even if they do keep popping up to support Trump. Any and all degenerates that break the law should be held accountable for it, your willingness to let them paint the narrative of a cause however stems from your own deeper issues with the movement as a whole. Which is why you point out the whole "don't make gay you entire personality" thing as if that warrants any kind of disdain at all.
You guys really act like you are being murdered on the daily for being trans when you aren’t. Every group gets murdered every day, it’s called crime. Most people don’t care if you are trans or gay or what not. As long as you live your life and don’t groom kids nobody outside of the ultra strict religious types will give a damn. Normal trans people get their surgeries and blend in so well it’s hard to tell but 95% of the community is attention seeking mentally unwell types. Normal trans people don’t go to events in kink gear twerking in front of kids or trying to force trans teachings upon elementary schoolers desperately wanting to teach them about kinks and sex. That’s grooming. And when Florida passed a bill for death penalty for child rape of course you had LGBTQ outlets putting articles out about how it’s gonna impact the LGBTQ community. When I see that with the UCLA study that showed LGBTQ types made up over 20% of people on the sex offender registry despite only being 7% of the population it really put me off and them wanting to teach kids and expose them to this shit made sense. If you are a normal person trans or gay nobody would give a damn.
Liking people based on their personality would make you pansexual, and the term predates modern pronoun labeling. I always used to think it was cool that there were people like that.