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Tailoring is your key factor

You are 💯 correct! I have been masc/ butch dressing for past 30 yrs..and yes..straight leg is key

So so happy for you my guy❤ welcome to SD, hopefully I see you around! Big fan🎉

i grew up on the coast and surfed, now i live in the mountains and snow board. i love both but dont miss padding out and it kicking my ass sometimes 😂

can u give a apartment tour video soon <3

Never stop plz

Welcome to San Diego!!!

Let me get some of your bravery! I moved to SD 6 years ago and still never gotten the guts to try surfing 😭

I've been following you since that first video and I'm glad you are getting the recognition you deserve. Your videos have always stuck out to me because of how great the quality is and I can't wait to see you reaching even more people. FELICIDADES POR LOS 10K !!!

San Diego mentioned!!!!

I honestly cant decide whether i wanna wear dresses or this

Oh sh..i fell in love so fast 😅

I like the idea of shopping for my wife and myself at the same place. Let's give it a go.

Thank you for this video! The first two points especially hit personal, since I'm a person who's VERY dependent on people's opinion. But being queer automatically means you have no choice but to be brave and not care what other people think of you, if you want to live a happy life. And yes, it makes you more empathetic, only then I realised how hard life is for the marginalised groups when I found myself belonging to one. Also, I'm really happy for queer people who can be out and proud, but that's kinda hard when being queer is literally a crime in your country, so I sympathize with everyone who's in the same situation💔

I WANNA WEAR THAT

Could you tell me where's the pants from?

Thank you for this it was really comforting

once i get top surgery, im gnna be rockin tank tops like that 🔥🔥

Is this a girl or boy (I think it’s a boy)

Go giants

New tatts look siick brah

Am straight but am really masculine so this so good

I’ve always known that I was different. But it’s taking me a long time to figure it out. I’m 45. In high school in a small town I was worried that I was a lesbian. I first tried to come out in college but then I realized I liked guys more. I’m realizing now that it’s more of a gender thing and I now see myself as gender nonconforming and pan/ace. It’s been a long journey. I came out as nonbinary and have experimented with they/them pronouns. I’m dealing with imposter syndrome though. Thanks for the video. I hope I can someday be comfortable with myself as I am.

oh my, this came at such a right time. I have been struggling with the guilt of going to my Christian church while being queer. I feel like I am betraying God and myself at the same time. While, I am still not sure about my religious stand point, this video helps a lot. Thank you for all of your content seriously. You have helped probably thousands of young queer people. preciate what you do for the community <3

Short King! 👑

How the hell are you this pretty

Glad to see a better side of San Fran! I'll be going for the first time in a few weeks. This shines a better light on the typical things I hear about this city. I am excited! Thank you for sharing

Personally I hate that everyone is only recommending high waisted pants and cropped shirts to achieve a "rule of thirds" look so then everyone starts only wearing the same proportions. Plus as someone who likes low waisted pants/shorts (I hate the look/sensory feel of them over my bigger stomach), it doesn't work for me. I think the 1/2 shirt &1/2 pants outfit also looks beautiful (plus if you add in your head, it's about 2/3 on top and 1/3 on bottom) and you can also do a longer shirt on top to create a 1/3 bottom and 2/3 top look (maybe this doesn't work if you're short but for 5'4 or above, I think it looks good). I also think when people go too high rise, even with the long legs, you still look short because your torso looks short. Also for half and half (or other) looks, you can add a jacket (etc) that goes down 2/3 on top so that you still have that rule of thirds working for you. Finally, there are no rules in fashion and you don't have to fit the perfect proportions all the time - have fun with your looks and play around!

quite possibly one of the worst videos I've ever watched! Wish you well tho no hard feelings

i would love to do this with my button ups. genuine question though, dont they fray when you trim them? i guess it just depends on the fabric?

i’m from alabama too😊

Hi are you the Australian actor Claire Holt?

Love the vest, but I NEED to know where the pants are from!

I felt weird buying a binder since I'm not transmasc, just genderqueer, but the GIDDINESS I felt with how a binder makes a graphic tee look on me cannot be overstated. I about cried. I love my binder.

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omg I should probably do the same with some of the shorts I thrifted at swap party. Thank you for inspirational content

i need such videos so badlyy..//

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Welcome to another episode of: Lesbian or Adam Sandler?

As a man i am baffled and bamboozled. I do have a MASSIVE dump truck😡

yeeeah nice fit. gotta get me that pizza cutter scissors

Amazing outfit! You look great! I love this series, and this is my favorite look from it! Im going have to find a good cropped blazer! What brand is yours?

gorgeous :D

Obsessed with this edit. Keep em coming!!

Sorry I'm just asking How tall are u?

I love it!

I really hope I never see her in a bar because if I go up to a lesbian thinking she's a twink ONE MORE TIME I'll never hear the end of it

I love ALL of these (and I'm really hoping the job one is true next time I'm hunting for a job). I'm transgender and after starting to be my true self in the world, it became easier and easier to laugh in the face of randos judging me. And living so much of my life in the bubble of white male privilege in the US, getting a taste of being marginalized. As a boring dorky young person I always envied LGBTQ people, thought they were clearly the cool, liberated, fun people of the world and I wished I could be one of them. And now I AM part of the cool, liberated, fun in-group! I'm still, personally, dorky and boring but I have a membership card and that's what counts.

Those gender roles are so true, most of my straight friends follow strict societal norms to conform like omyfuckinghad the whole fiasco with dating and romantic relationships especially. They treat it like it's a transactional relationship like wtf is this a business partnership?? 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 Wtf is a "high-value man" and a "high-value woman" they use such weird ass fucking terms for relationships it's wild as fuck. Like, you need to be conventionally beautiful and follow strict societal expectations for women and for men you have to be like some top g CEO or something or atleast a guy who can buy a woman like 50 boquets in 1 month it's wild. Me and my partner never follow these norms and they always question us and give us side-eyes and even talk behind our backs because we don't conform to what is expected but then they can see that we're in a healthy relationship despite and for the love of their heterosexual brains, they can't comprehend how we're so happily in love and in a healthy relationship when we don't do this or that😭😭 I'm not even a woman, I'm non-binary but since I look femme to them they consider me as such in their heads and they question why I'm the one who keeps giving flowers and gifts to my boyfriend like be so fr. Or when the gifts my boyfriend gives me aren't 'high value' enough for them when I absolutely adore all the gifts he gives me because they have me in mind and it's a lot more wholesome and meaningful than whatever boquet of flowers out there.

omg where are your pants from?!