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Thank you so much for this video. It has helped me realize more about myself and I am starting hrt soon. I found myself crying without understanding why before I looked back on my life and saw the same things. I’m glad you made this video, and I hope you keep doing well.

cried a lot. good video

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I love this movie! If I were independently wealthy I would host free screenings of Wild Zero to make the world a better more rock and roll place.

awesome video, glad you're alive

Good video but I wish there were more sources

Tousey-mousy indeed.

i really liked this video especially as i could relate it to my life. my friend, for most of her life, has been a fan of horror and although i think they're still figuring out their gender, they aren't cis. and as for me i started finding horror a bit more interesting as i got older and started questioning my gender.

Whatever gender she decides to be, I will give her a hug.

Thank you for this video, this is actually my third favorite movie

i L O V E this video. its incredibly insightful art and i value the meaning and expression it holds. wow

The fact that most people have never questioned their gender, not even once, is crazy to me.

Lum from urusei yatsura is famous for saying uchi as it's like a "valley girl" Kansai dialect. It's pretty bold of people to deny her language here when there are very famous examples of it. Bridget is also the reason I got into strive and not only do I just love her character. She's so fun to play, her mixups are insane.

God i love this. Well written, accurate, not filled with pop psychology terf-ism, and fun! The "normal to want and possible to achieve" quote, the literary analysis, its a banger vid

Just an incredible video. My thoughts on Hourou Musuko were that while I could acknowledge the quality representation Shuu was for trans girls, there was so much I was uncomfortable with (some of which you touched on in the video) that I could never say I "loved" it. Maho's treatment of her was one such example that, while possibly realistic, was just so hard to stomach. That said, I never did let the uncomfortable parts color my objective view of the series overall. It also never occurred to me that this series began in '02 along with all the context that you provided in the video so I think I will be re-visiting the manga sometime soon with all this in mind. It's possible (likely) that having this knowledge alongside generally understanding more of the "ins and outs" of manga, as it was something I read very early into my general consumption of manga, will allow this story to resonate more with me and take away some of the disrespect I might've unfairly levied against it. I got emotional a few times throughout the video and felt like I had to leave a comment just out of sheer respect for the amount of effort that I can only imagine went into making this. This got a little long-winded but most importantly, thank you for a quality hour and forty something minutes! Edit: Already ~70 chapters in again and definitely gaining more of an appreciation for it. E2: eff it, I got thoughts now that I'm done and nowhere else to put 'em. - Maho's a lot less cruel than I remembered. I think this might've originated from thinking she was also kicking Shuu with the rest of the world while she was down. - Anna really is the GOAT fr. - Sarashina is a force of nature lol, always liked her. - I watched the anime before reading the manga, I think that might've impacted my impression with it. - Makoto's mom is great, she too has a bit of a "force of nature" aspect to her. Mako-chan herself is great too, I think she's relatable to those trans girls out there whose genetics didn't bless them with tons of femininity. - Takatsuki and their ending will always be one of the sticking point in the series. Like you said, I get that changing one's mind is possible and does happen but the Takatsuki's own internal dialogue throughout the series doesn't really mesh well with their conclusion. I'd love to just transpose your conclusion for them with an added caveat that takes into account some of the later characterization they received - Takatsuki's a trans man who comes to also enjoy dressing effeminate on occasion. Overall, my enjoyment of the series really shot up this time around with large thanks to this video. Maybe 6 years really changes a person as the story felt a lot less darker than I recalled. I swear reading it the first time around had moments that felt harrowing and made it hard to breathe. Hell maybe it's just the relief knowing there's a light at the end of the tunnel for Shuu and Mako that makes those struggles easier to read this time.

for some reason my brain decided to not focus on this video and instead rethink everything about my gender

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NOW THIS IS WHAT I'VE BEEN FEELIN SINCRE 13

This video just touched some parts of me that I had forgotten or didn't even know I had. I feel like life goes on, and I don't do anything, it just goes away without me, I just wish I could hold on to something tangible

ohhhh i wanna know how you feel about i saw the tv glow

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"England" shows British flag -_-

Pasen el numero de la doctora de The Assingment porfa djlsa

"nietzay"

Everyone is Fighting Games for Bridget.

am i trans? am i cis? i’m queer for sure, genderfluid specifically- but what really determines transition? like, due to religious peer pressure i’ve had non consensual genital mutilation ( sorry, *~cosmetic surgery~* :) performed on me before i could even rember,,, so i’ve literally been forced into transitioning into the gender i was assigned at birth… tho due to a later surgery/near death experience @3y/o i’ve had, has left me with what is essentially a ‘flesh tooth’ down there- but like i wasn’t even supposed to be able to walk after, or even expected to *live* thru that surgery, cuz my bladder nearly ruptured. getting a custom body-mod wasn’t really something i expected, but it’s definitively one of the better outcomes. really just sucks that religion & capitalism both have more control over what body parts i have than my own body ever will. they’ve both literally taken flesh from my being & for why

The line about just ignoring your thoughts and living life day to day was like a lance to the heart. It would be easier to not feel called out, just set it all aside and not think about it. But I can't. I've been conflicted for a long time. I'd always wondered about being born a girl, but never in a way that shook my sense of identity. I was never observant enough as a kid to know why I was mildly jealous of some of my female friends. It was never some kind of pressing desire or need. I didn't even know about transness in a meaningful way until about ten years ago. Weirdly, it was toying around with different VRChat avatars that made me realize I felt good inhabiting a feminine body. I'm still not sure how to feel. But I'm also scared of the answers to the hard questions, about feeling "real", about presenting to others, about acceptance and self-acceptance. I'm afraid of finding the answers, so I've avoided searching for them. To learn that you also spent your 20s avoiding the question and finally taking that plunge is... Reassuring. Thanks for making this video.

As a german, i can approve this rating as M for mispronounced and misswritten german. As someone with english as a secondary language, I can give you permission to use any errors in my writing.

THIS ROCKS!!! God I'm glad my friend sent me this because I'm always looking for more trans takes on horror. It's something I've been writing around for a while myself and I loved watching this. Great video!

I'm a cis woman, but the puberty as body horror thing hits home for me too. I'm also asexual, so there's this sense of frustration that my body was forced to prepare itself for something I never intend to do.

A great video that delves into a topic I always found interesting but never did enough research on, so thank you for this wonderful deep dive! I could not stop thinking of the novel "Exquisite Corpse", by Poppy Z. Brite that, in my opinion, uses gender and body horror intertwined with each character. A wonderful book, but also deeply saddening and graphic. Anyway, this video made me think differently about the things I consume for analysis. Thank you again! xx

4:10 Do you mean Awkward? (If you actually see this, I’m not trying to correct you I promise, just asking for clarification out of personal curiosity)

This video is so good. It's also really interesting recontextualizing this subject with I Saw the TV Glow. It hadn't come out yet but really encapsulates the trans experience so well.

Lol, just today I was like "the true vegetarian experience, sipping a drink while everyone else eats" XD... the drink wasn't even good :(

Maybe somebody has already pointed this out, and I don't want to be that guy, but Nosferatu was 1922, not 1929. By 1929, Murnau had moved to America.

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There is no fate more terrifying than being trapped in a human body.

I AM GAY FOR BRIDGET

Guilty Gear more like Guilty Queer 🤤

the queer people invented gender though..... just stop caring about it

As a cis man it is incredibly confusing\frustrating being served and watching so many of these kinds of videos. I'm pretty sure I have my identity figured out and I really don't want to grapple with all the issues that would come if I ever allowed myself to seriously question that.

I would love to see this video redone with the context of I Saw The TV Glow. It EMULATES this concept incredibly well

52:29 Okay I died laughing there. As a guy who also sometime thinks it would be better if I was born as a girl, this hits home.

This is my 3rd time watching this video. i love wondering, son, and i love listening to your voices. It calms my gender worms 😊

As someone who has embraced an agender identity, this is very fascinating to me! I must share this video with all my friends!

i love this! i saw the tv glow was such a pivotal movie for me because it epitomized this feeling

9:57 as a trans nonbinary person, those were literally the exact questions I asked myself when I started questioning, and was part of the reason I was in denial for a bit because i thought i was overthinking things and confusing myself. Glad to know it wasn't just me

Baiken isn’t queer she’s just not womanly

There's an Anime called Heavenly Delusion and it also deals with the topic of gender. One of the main characters is a boy who's brain was transplanted into his sisters body. There are multiple times within the show where they question wether they are now a boy or a girl. TW! (r@pe): in the (i think) last episode of the first season, that character is r@ped by someone they thought they could trust. The r@pist, unlike some other characters, call that character specifically by the brothers name and traunts them because they "can't protect their sister" who's body is being abused.

Honestly, did not notice how alike Goldlewis was an older gay man (perhaps alike that of Mr. Loverman). Good eye! Also gotta mention the "bad ending." So tired of seeing it even mentioned now, when all the endings lead to the same result: Bridget is a woman. I can't see her as anything else, I really wish them folk would grow out of it, I'd even offer them a hand if they'd let us.