Відео

Transgender is a person: - who does not accept his own name; - who does not accept his own body; - who does not accept his own voice; - who does not accept his own life; but he wants everyone to accept him.

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Absolutely beautiful, I loved this short film.

6:03 I'm not crying, you are!😭

He defended Israel, serves him right.

It comes down to love and values. Do you love beliefs and perceptions or do you love your child, sibling, parent, friend, etc ...more. Do you value perceptions or the life of others. If you chose the former, you need to take a hard look at yourself. If you chose the latter, thank you. You are making the world better for everyone. A simply beautiful video.

When she starts backing up in fear and the dad says oh no under his breath and quickly scoops her up was the best part in my opinion

"robert..👿👿"

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Unrelated, but her outfits>>>

This beats my dad putting a gun to my head.

bro I’m crying now

I love this story so much, I can’t say how much I have rewatched it, it’s beautiful❤❤

Ofc there’s transphobes in the chat. How come when I see something about Trans Men it’s all support.. but when it’s about trans women, it’s all hate? wtf?

I’ve seen this many times and it always brings me to tears. That’s unconditional love, and when Allie heard her dad call her by name and accept her you cannot see all the fear and doubt melt away. There are some things you can come back from and some you can’t…you can’t come back from losing your child, and there are no words to describe how much it hurts to bury your child.

The way I’ve seen my friends who came out as trans light up when they embrace who they are will always be a sight to behold. ❤️

transition goals

imagine leaving for deployment and when you come back you find out your son is mentally ill. Has to be the most tragic thing

I've been out for 3 and 1/2 years and my family still says it's "just a phase"

This made me so emotional and as a trans guy, I cried.

It was difficult when my daughter decided she was my son. I won't lie about that, but at the same time I could see that it was harder for him to say it than it was for me to hear it. I have always believed that people's right to self determination as long as they are not harming anyone else should be fundamental to a conservative's philosophy. It was like my kid was saying "let's see if you are who you think you are" and I am pleased to say I am. It's been 6 years now, and he is still my son. We do all the normal guy things that you do when you live in the Southern US. We work on cars, make furniture, go to the gun range, and I must say I would not trade it for anything. We changed his name legally, worked with the school for proper bathroom accommodations by getting permission for him to use the single person staff bathroom, and worked out the gym issue. The only real sticking point we had was that I would not allow him to make any permanent modifications, like hormones or surgeries until he turned 18. My point in this was simple. If he he made those changes at 18 then regretted it at 25 he would have himself to blame. If I allowed those changes when he was under the age on consent he would have nobody to blame but me. He did not like this, but he did understand my point.

😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢 it's beautiful I wish my adopted family understands me in my transition great video I started my transition last year I so happy 😊 HI beautiful lady I Blossom 🌸🌸🏳️‍⚧️ I started my transition last year on being a MTF transgender women I'm she her I love video games and anime and photography and stuff animal and music HI cutie pie nice to meet you

I-I'm not crying! Y-you're crying!

Allie's a boy?

Trump 2024

Would be also an award winning short film to show the first lovely debate between the parents, when they start yelling and screaming at each other, who’s fault that was - his, because he was never at home when his son needed a father, or her, because she didn’t do anything while she was at home

How she find her identity in this age ?! In this age ppl can't even know what's different between man and woman.

This isn't the outcome we all get, not even most of us. I have seen way too many of our trans siblings ostracized and excommunicated from the families and communities that bore them. But the only way a story such as this becomes mainstream reality is if we keep fighting for it, never letting go of our dreams of acceptance. Lets keep fighting to create brighter futures for our younger generations. <3

you're literally making me cry. Don't do me so dirty, I just can't get stressed anymore than this

I want to write something wholesome, but this film was SO AMAZING THAT I CAN ONLY EXPRESS MY FEELINGS ON THIS AS JEIFDJFISJISJDSISKDSMDSDSKDSDKDKSDKSMDKMDKMSKDMSKDMSKM This is what being trans should be about, not hate, not being victim to anything negative, just remember my fellow trans mascs and fems, continue to be who you truly are regardless of the negativity.

Minor 2 attendance here

I wish I have a father like him

This actually made me tear up. <3

Onde acho esse filme nomes

The “Hi Allie,” At the end broke me and fixed me in a million ways. Such a powerful statement.

To all the transphobes Fuck your delusional beliefs. If you aren't able to support and love your child no matter what, you should never got one. If you aren't able to support and love a family member no matter what...you don't deserve a family. You will always be alone, because you don't know what love is and never will... We were always here and will always be here🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈

I'm trans male to female but I don't know how to tell my parents I don't know if they will be angry I have been overthinking it all the time anyone know how to tell them

It's been seven years. I came out as transfem a month ago. I saw this film when I first realized I was trans, almost 5 years ago. I love this. It's so raw and so sweet.

That seriously made my cry. So beautifully done. 🥹

That’s exactly how my daddy reacted to me when I transitioned. He loves me like a daughter and I’m now grown and I’m 34. A dad’s love for a daughter is so wholesome and truly precious.

the dad in the car coming back home was sad :(

I don’t get why it’s so hard for parents to accept their kids for who they are.

This made me cry

She has been waiting to hear that "Hi Allie" her entire young life 😢

The shot panning up to the soldier holding the teddy bear, meanwhile stopping to show the same teddy bear in the photo, is pure cinematic genius. It's stuff like that that reminds me that cinema is indeed an art form, holy shit. Okay edit because I had more to say- the way the soldier/dad was shot looking around his daughter's room with at first nerves, but then awe and happiness is fucking flawless. shit man. who's chopping onions.

Its her choice if he wanted to be her nobody else's .

I watched this the whole thing without crying and they just they way he said "hi allie" im now sobbing

This short film is truly amazing, thanks to everyone who helped creating and producing it ❤

Lol, that is what we were fighting for. Sometimes I think I was on the wrong side.

Hell on earth