this just made me realize that when you're trans, it's very likely that people from school won't recognize you a couple years down the line if you happen to run into them which seems like a very pleasant side effect of transition
As a trans person I can say I've avoiding alot of awkward interactions in my hometown stores with ppl I use to know in high-school since most ppl don't recognize me, at least not immediately. It's great
@@caleavenant6015 yeah no not the people in my small hometown, especially the ones that still live there. whenever someone is back in town/is getting married/something happens, everyone talks about it
As a trans woman it's always so weird to watch trans men go through their transition because everything that horrified me when it happened to my body is something that they are earnestly ecstatic about and vice versa
I feel the same way lol (I'm ftm) It's funny how we're so similar in a way but also very different. I often find myself connecting very deeply with my mtf friends, it's like we have the same problem but with a different set of rules yk?
By that token of broad and wild assumption, every single teenager that ever was, was in the wrong body.... Who _isn't_ uncomfortable?.. There must 10 people per generation who don't spend most of their time feeling and being awkward in their own skin and wondering if they missed a memo.
@@lewis7515 that's probably true, I wouldn't know cause I'm trans and I know from my own experience that being trans feels like being in the wrong body. I don't know what cis teenagers feel, but from what I heard it's mostly being uncomfortable with your body which is different from being in the wrong body.
@@marsyoutube The fact remains: practically no teenager is at peace in their own skin - and you can't say whether the inner discomfort felt on one declared basis, actually feels any materially different than the inner discomfort someone else feels on a different declared basis. You're not in any position to say with certainty, "it is different" - you don't speak for them: how could you possibly know?.. Where that leaves us is that it's really not possible to say that a teenager is specifically signalling their gender-anxiety, based only on their obvious personal discomfort. In the circumstances, it's ridiculous.
@@lewis7515 Cis woman here, I struggled deeply with insecurity about my body as a teen, I had extremely low self esteem when it came to physical appearance. I felt uncomfortable with my physical body. I NEVER once felt like I would be better off as a different gender. I never felt like how trans folks describe their experience with being literally trapped in the wrong body. I always felt like my body was MY body, I just wasn’t comfortable with how it looked. Cis and trans teens experience entirely different situations, even cis teens who have issues with their body/appearance.
i find all of the transphobic people in the comments purposely misgendering him so funny because we all know if they saw him in person they’d have no idea he’s trans ☠️ 8 months after i made this comment my phone is still blowing up with replies of people disagreeing with me. if you disagree that’s okay, but what’s disheartening is so many people seeing someone as lesser than for simply being different than them. compassion goes a long way guys, it’s free to be kind.
If she talk then I'll know that she's not man although the only thing that looks soo natural its that goddamn Beard if she doesn't have that you'd be able tell easily
It always gives me the happy squeaks:) Always so nice when you see just how happy the person is with their transition results just by looking at their eyes:D
I'm a cis guy. I love being a man so so SO much. I love expressing my true self and showing it to the world. It makes me so happy to see guys like you who couldn't do that for so long and now can.
YES! I'm a cis woman and feel the same way. It's weird when people say they don't understand trans people because they can't imagine wanting to be a different gender and I'm like "uh...yeah exactly, that's like the whole point. You'd hate having to live as a gender that doesn't reflect who you are" I wish everybody gender euphoria
@@cebbi1313 I read that the defining feature of the trans experience is not the gender dysphoria they experience when in the closet, and in fact many trans people don't feel it. It's more relevant the euphoria when they express and perform their actual gender. And YES, gender euphoria is AMAZING let's not gatekeep it from anybody!!!
@@Cesaryeyo Hey, that's me! I have almost zero gender dysphoria, and never really minded living as a guy - it actually took me 19 years to realize that men don't usually wish they were women, and another 2 years before it clicked that I'm actually trans. I never thought it would even be an option for me since I never felt depressed or whatever since I just didn't have gender dysphoria, so it took really long to make that connection. But I have so much gender euphoria for doing "womanly" things now, it's unreal!
@@Cesaryeyo I think it can be about either 😅 I usually have really bad dysphoria, and sometimes I do get euphoria but not often and when someone uses “he” for me it just feels normal instead of when they say “she” and it makes me dysphoric
Right haha. Is it just me or when looking at trans people's pre transitioned pics you can just see who they really are in their eyes and just the massive discomfort(compared to photos after their gender was affirmed)
@@JanieBee Right? Like, in most I've seen pre transition, I've actually been able to see that they actually look like they belong in the other gender. Can't really explain it and it may sound so weird, but sometimes you just see that something didn't go as planned as a fetus, and that they were really supposed to be the opposite, or non binary. (This may be long, so I apologize 😅 And if I word anything wrong, I also apologize. Absolutely do not want to offend anyone) For example, watching a season of Ru Paul's drag race, there was this queen (I think her stage name was peppermint?) that just gave such a strong happy and free feeling while in drag, in a way the others weren't. And she truly looked like a cis woman. Even out of drag "he" felt like a woman to me. "He" was just so beautiful and feminine, in a very natural way. The first time I saw "him" out of drag, I said "I bet everything that 'he' is really a woman. And a damn beautiful one at that." And lo and behold, at the last episode where they all met again and talked over the show, she did come out to them as a trans woman. It just makes me so happy to see people find their true self. Seeing someone finally happy and comfortable in themselves and their own bodies is one of the most beautiful things ever. And the new light in their eyes are just priceless! 🥰
He looked like a boy in that photo of him as a kid, because he was! He always had more of a masculine edge than most women, even when he was still presenting as a girl/woman.
My hair has been short and it's been a buzz cut for awhile but because I'm still dysphoric with my face 8 years later I don't see any changes so it's not a phase for me
@@graphics12uh- it’s not about wanting, it’s just about feeling that you are… you don’t decide your gender identity my dude… or gal idk- if you could nobody would choose to be trans, because their rights are being taken away day by day..
@@peachyarts386well, that depends, some people choose gender identity, cuz its uh, you know, identity, 😭 but agree that people shoundt be treating 'trans' like an object. (THIS IS NOT COMING FROM A TRANSPHOBIC POINT OF VIEW!! THIS IS COMING FROM A GENDERFLUID PERSONS POINT OF VIEW, AKA SOMEONE WHOS GENDER CHANGES, *I* CAN CHOOSE MY GENDER, NOT SAYING THIS APPLYS TO EVERYBODY)
This video is absolute proof that being born into a sex doesn't condemn anyone to being stuck there if it feels psychologically and physically uncomfortable.
I've seen quite a few transition videos by now and almost always I feel like trans people's "before" version somehow always looks a little "odd", like there's something quite not right but you can't put your finger on it and then you see how they are after transition and boom, you can see just from a picture that this what they were meant to be all along
@Rino Di because that's dueto extrrnal factors outside of transitioning. 80% is also rather inflated.... Suicide risk in those who transition actually goes down 60-80%
@Rino Di the statistics you saw were that 80% have considered suicide, and 42% have attempted. This is among transgender youths who have either not begun or are in the early stages of transition. There are studies that show that suicide rates drastically decrease after gender affirming care is provided to transgender individuals, whether that be hrt or top/bottom surgery. Gender affirming care is actually something that majorly helps transgender people to get over their gender dysphoria. Suicidal thoughts and actions stem from the stigma of being trans, not from being trans. Research has shown that there is a 60% decrease in moderate and severe depression in trans individuals who recieve gender affirming care. Additionally, there is a 73% decrease in suicidality in transgender youth who receive gender affirming care such as hormone replacement therapy. The high suicidality rate of transgender people isn't because of the transition, it's a multitude of other things, Including fear of retaliation, low employment rates for transgender individuals, barriers to appropriate healthcare, and transphobia (which I might add is not the fear of transgender people, but is instead a prejudice or disdain for them which is an extremely common thing in the united states). Transgender Individuals who have been the victims of harassment or discriminatory behavior have been seen to have a 30% increase in self injury behavior. The suicidality problem isn't a problem with them being trans, its a problem of them feeling like they're not going to be able to live happily the way they want to, be that because of regional laws, transphobic family or friends, being discriminated against, or even in some cases beaten and murdered, like is the case with the 50 transgender people who were killed as victims of hate crimes last year and the 20+ trans people who have been murdered this year.
@Rino Di Also, regarding what you said about "mutilating organs that control hormones," that actually isn't an issue at all, bottom surgery does remove the testicles for transgender females, which does drastically decrease the bodies production of testosterone, however, this doesnt really matter as all trans individuals who undergo bottom surgery are required to undergo at least one year of hormone replacement therapy before the surgery can take place, meaning that a trans male would have to be on testosterone for at least one year, and a trans female would have to be on estrogen (and also progesterone if they so choose as well) for at least one year. So after the bottom surgery, there really is not any noticeable change within hormones, as long as one sex hormone, be it estrogen/progesterone or testosterone over powers another, there should be no drastic changes in hormones after bottom surgery. Also, not every trans individual has access to bottom surgery, and many who do, choose not to get it. There are actually vastly more individuals who don't get the surgery as opposed to those who do. About only 7-13% of transgender females end up getting bottom surgery, so they are actually a very small minority in the grand scheme of things. Most transgender individuals only go as far as to begin hormone replacement therapy, which is seen to actually drastically reduce suicide rates among transgender individuals.
so often when i see other trans people's before & afters i get this wave of "oh there he is!", the level of comfort really makes all the difference. feeling that kind of pride even for people i don't know personally brings me a really particular kind of joy
@@themazesystem5392 i do feel things about my family, but if a childhood friend, that i grow up with died, i wouldn't be as sad. I would probably get over it in 1h, and feel guilt about not giving enough shit.
@John Dough Biology does actually care about feelings. Though, you wouldnt know that because I'm going to guess the only biology you ever learn was when you were a ween lil child.
@@justyourlocalcreature But, bro just said that in reality the dude is still technically a girl Is that bad?? Damn, you really though I was gonna say more Nah man
Despite the fact being trans is a big part of Jammi's brand I always forget he used to be a girl, it feel so weird and almost like an alternate timeline with seeing him in the dress. It's like a different person or like his sister or something.
His eyes seem to sparkle more after transitioning. I have been considering starting hormones lately, and I am unsure if I should. I am afab and I am sure it's not who I am. I do enjoy girly things and I do have a boyfriend, so I am scared about how things will go forward for me. I do want to be the fullest me I can be, but I don't want to lose everything in my life that I value. I said briefly to my best friend in the world that I was considering it, and she did not have a visible response. I do t want to be afraid to be myself.
you can still do girly things! who says their girly anyway? you might loose ypur boyfriend (depending on his sexuality and ability to adapt to this) but loosing someone is worth it to find yourself! and you guys could still be best friends
Experiment, DO.NOT.LABEL.YOURSELF Try some clothes, ask him to call you other pronouns and see how it goes and how you feel, just try things and good luck! :D
@@andrecorreia3389 I mean there is nothing wrong with labelling yourself just don't be obsessive about it or overthink it, labels aren't necessary although they can be helpful
@@kuromistan645 labelling myself made me even more confused because none of the labels really fit so i think to anyone struggling with their gender identity that it might be best nog to put any labels on anything at the start
Please don't transition if you're not sure who you are, it's not a game men don't get pregnant just not cool and really making trans people look bad and confused
What I find so interesting about videos like this, is that the person looks so sad before transitioning. You can just tell from the photos that they are not really the person they're supposed to be. And that in the photos after transitioning you can just see them look more and more happier with each picture. How the transphobes here can't see that is beyond me. Really shows their lack of empathy.
Yeah, in just this past week I jumped into a hole full of transphobia. It's been really depressing to see, but we can at least hang on to the idea that transphobes are just part of a very loud minority. So Jamie says. I hope he's right.
@@carlycasper7884 yeah I agree. It's just painful to how hard they try to make our lives worse by spewing hate and bs everywhere. I'm hoping that one day in the future people will be more accepting and respectful not just to the LGBTQ+ community but to everyone 🤞🤞🤞
It's the fact that Jamie went through a stage where he looked like a lesbian mom and now looks like a stay at home dad. (meant to be light hearted and funny, don't come for me)
As a transgender ftm myself? I watch these videos and xan't wait to transition like they were able to. Body dysmorphia hits hard changng clothes, in the shower, looking in the mirror & when you period hits. I am so uncomfortable right nkw. But videos like this give me hope
I got the call that my consultation for chest surgery is in December, months before I thought they'd message me. I found this channel at the start of my confusion about myself and now I'm taking a massive step towards fitting in my own skin. Keep being inspirational, you being this fun and positive source of information and laughter is saving lives!
Grammer and words correction bot 2000 here to fix your sh*tty comment that doesn’t make sense at all: What you said: the last 2 photos really show much much transitioning made him happier :,) What you meant to say: The last 2 photos really show how much transitioning made her sadder… :’(
@@TheKingOfPizza349um you didn't fix any grammar... all you did was misgender someone, Jamie uses he him pronouns, and if you disagree, you can leave this chat, and get an actual life.
@@dustyganillla4960 Wtf... what kind of question is that, leave him alone. This is exactly why people with a comprable backround to his, ofthen don't feel comfortable enough to become creators... this is whats wrong with the internet, whoever migth be reading this : don't be part of the problem. Support your fellow humans.
I noticed that too. He looked so uncomfortable in the first pics. I see that in a lot of transition timeline videos. Hell, i even see it in old pictures of myself and im not that far into my transition yet. also, love your pogging isaac pfp lmao. i wish i played on pc so i could use that mod.
@@vampiszoonis9691 “being racist should be acceptable!” “I should be allowed to harass people of different skin colours because I’m BETTER THAN THEM GODDAMNIT!!!” That’s you, that’s what you sound like
@@mapolo9500 Me: ‘I’m happy for this man, and the fact that he is living a good life inspires me to do the same!’ Some random internet person: ‘Shut up’ Like, honestly, you’d think the transphobes would back up there transphobia with evidence as to why they’re right- until you realize there is none.
@@mapolo9500 Why; I was simply saying how happy I was in the comments of a pleasant video when you, a random person behind the veil of the internet, got- what, annoyed? Angry? Irrationally upset, I’ll say, that I was feeling good about myself. That I was inspired by a man’s story so similar to what my own may be, once I have access to the resources I require. I see no reason why I should shut up.
Ok la, dans l' fond si les robes n'existaient pas j' en conclu que vous non plus. Vapeur, sombre voile de votre convoitise et de votre orgueil... Fumée noire , vecteurs de faussetés Les regards qu' on posent sur vous sont motivations et pourtant dans un avenir pas si lointain seront votre perte et votre triste robe sera votre linceul de néant et de larmes !
Same here. When I saw a video from him in my feed I was like "what a gorgeous man, so freaking handsome." and I was seriously surprised when he said he is a transman. I never would have guessed he was once in a female body.
I hope you don't mind me saying that you are absolutely gorgeous, either way, and as long as you're happy and feel like this is the right thing for you, and that now you are how you feel you should have been all along? Absolutely fantastic!! You are so good at doing you, boo!! Keep it up ❤
I hope this won’t come across as weird sounding , but Jamie looks much better now as a man than when he was struggling with being a girl. He’s just so handsome and confident now! I’m so so proud of him and how far he’s come
I can't wait to get that really masculine look. Right now I like in a transphobic household and my body type really isn't the best for a trans man. I still try my best to look the way I want to though
You are so adorable. I hope my son is able to live his true self. It's a journey that I'm going to be with him every step of the way. You are an inspiration.
@Odboys because its not impossible, medical transitioning literally exists and is recognized by medical experts lmfao you're acting none of that exists or are denying that those methods work. or are you saying you know more than actual researchers and scientists?
@@reasonrestored9116 and I believe that people respectfully can disagree and will always see a man born a man is a man and the same with the opposite sex
I am always so weirded out at the thought that Jamie used to present as a girl. It just feels off, like seeing a parent when they were younger. Still, it’s very inspiring to know that even if I don’t look very masculine right now, that can definitely change in the future :) thanks Jamie!
I can only imagine the discomfort those old pictures might have caused. Tha k you for sharing. It's so good to see the confidence build up, even just through stills.
She was a teenager... Every teenager is awkward and uncomfortable... Stfu with this bs it's so damn cringy and makes me concerned for when y'all have kids your gonna be projecting all this bullshit on them 🤣
Before he transitioned he was a boy who is forced to be a girl, You can tell he was uncomfortable and depressed and he’s also talked about his struggle with depression and suicide because of his transness. Really he was a man dressing as a woman and pretending to be a woman. Would you rather him of stayed as a woman (pretending), And I’ve been so depressed he killed himself? Would that make YOU feel better? Have some fucking empathy. 60% of trans people Consider suicide before transitioning, 42% of them kill them selves. That goes down by 80% when they transition. I hope you find an outlet for your anger so that you don’t have to go on random peoples pages and hurt their feelings so that you feel better. I also hope that you can learn to love yourself so that you can learn to love others and have a empathy.
I have a closeted trans masc friend and i keep sending these type of videos to them. So because they cant openly watch your videos (very conservative family) im here to deliver a message for him: thank you Jamie. For everything ❤
@@nunya8701 Atheist here, but I have to ask: What happened to "Love thy neighbor"? What did they ever do to you to warrant your rejection? (And who are you to decide what your god approves of?)
Ask your questions here, this seems like a supportive group of folks. We might not have all of the answers but I'm pretty sure we can all feel comfortable knowing we aren't alone out here. 🙏❤️🌹
Oh, I've got several of those "forced to wear a dress" pics lying around from high school. It was the one thing I hated about concert orchestra in high school. I couldn't smile at all for those pictures, so it's impressive you somehow forced it. I found I started smiling more and standing taller once I got comfortable with my identity.
It’s wonderful that you are happy in your skin. You look so happy. I have not met many trans people in my life (that I am aware of anyway). So through content creators like yourself, I get to enjoy learning new things as well as getting access to the thoughts and opinions of trans folk. Thank you!
I’m a Cis woman and just recently had my first gender euphoria experience (after I got sterilized and didn’t have to be afraid of my body any more) and now I kinda get it, in some tiny way, when my trans buddies talk about how freeing and happy transition makes them
I could never understand what trans/gay or lez people think or go through but I’ll always support tf out of them for being so strong and allowing people to hear their stories, experience and journey. 🙏🏽❤️ no one should be hated for their likes, perspective in life or love interest. W.e makes you happy should be enough. Keep on shining ☀️.
I've been watching you in old one topic videos And then I got recommended your channel through the natural order of things... And I had no idea You are whatever a transperson... Until I saw a video where you talked about it. You are incredible my guy ❤ Keep being awesome, consider me a new subscriber.
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this just made me realize that when you're trans, it's very likely that people from school won't recognize you a couple years down the line if you happen to run into them which seems like a very pleasant side effect of transition
People from highschool wont recoqnize you anyway bc noone cares about anyone else than themselves :)
As a trans person I can say I've avoiding alot of awkward interactions in my hometown stores with ppl I use to know in high-school since most ppl don't recognize me, at least not immediately. It's great
Yes! It’s very hilarious
@@caleavenant6015 yeah no not the people in my small hometown, especially the ones that still live there. whenever someone is back in town/is getting married/something happens, everyone talks about it
I have a doubt on this thing . Who is ( she /he who ever it is ) going to bang .
My brain is so used to Jammi, I see his old pics and all I can see is “Jammi wearing wig”
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As a trans woman it's always so weird to watch trans men go through their transition because everything that horrified me when it happened to my body is something that they are earnestly ecstatic about and vice versa
Its so sad that people not just can trade bodies :/
I feel the same about trans women lmao (I'm ftm)
@@cat-jz7sj i feel the same for trans women and im a cis woman 🤣
I feel the same way lol (I'm ftm)
It's funny how we're so similar in a way but also very different. I often find myself connecting very deeply with my mtf friends, it's like we have the same problem but with a different set of rules yk?
This comment is extremely homophobic and transphobic! Not mention colorist!
Whenever I see trans men/masc women in older photos wearing dresses it never looks right and then they slap the suit on and BANG instant drip
Clothing choice makes you transgender, gotcha
@@MrLibtard not the vibes I was going for chief
@@phantomforever309
That's what you said
@@MrLibtard bro what
Op was talking abt style and what looks good on certain people
I’m so used to seeing current Jamie that pre-transition Jamie honestly just looks like him with long hair :|
Yep.
Yeah, it makes me vaguely uncomfortable? Probably because I know that he was uncomfortable in all those photos. Honestly the bravery is tangible ❤️
For me it’s like I’m seeing a twin sister of Jamie or something
Yeah cause thats what he is
And without a beard (very good beard)
The old pics seem uncomfortable, it's so clear that you were in the wrong body
I mean he's still in the same body, just expressing himself differently and gender validated by good health care.
By that token of broad and wild assumption, every single teenager that ever was, was in the wrong body....
Who _isn't_ uncomfortable?.. There must 10 people per generation who don't spend most of their time feeling and being awkward in their own skin and wondering if they missed a memo.
@@lewis7515 that's probably true, I wouldn't know cause I'm trans and I know from my own experience that being trans feels like being in the wrong body. I don't know what cis teenagers feel, but from what I heard it's mostly being uncomfortable with your body which is different from being in the wrong body.
@@marsyoutube The fact remains: practically no teenager is at peace in their own skin - and you can't say whether the inner discomfort felt on one declared basis, actually feels any materially different than the inner discomfort someone else feels on a different declared basis. You're not in any position to say with certainty, "it is different" - you don't speak for them: how could you possibly know?..
Where that leaves us is that it's really not possible to say that a teenager is specifically signalling their gender-anxiety, based only on their obvious personal discomfort. In the circumstances, it's ridiculous.
@@lewis7515 Cis woman here, I struggled deeply with insecurity about my body as a teen, I had extremely low self esteem when it came to physical appearance. I felt uncomfortable with my physical body. I NEVER once felt like I would be better off as a different gender. I never felt like how trans folks describe their experience with being literally trapped in the wrong body. I always felt like my body was MY body, I just wasn’t comfortable with how it looked. Cis and trans teens experience entirely different situations, even cis teens who have issues with their body/appearance.
i find all of the transphobic people in the comments purposely misgendering him so funny because we all know if they saw him in person they’d have no idea he’s trans ☠️
8 months after i made this comment my phone is still blowing up with replies of people disagreeing with me. if you disagree that’s okay, but what’s disheartening is so many people seeing someone as lesser than for simply being different than them. compassion goes a long way guys, it’s free to be kind.
If she talk then I'll know that she's not man although the only thing that looks soo natural its that goddamn Beard if she doesn't have that you'd be able tell easily
@@seven7775 Have you heard him speak?
@@larissapienaar2436 yes
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@@seven7775 Then you definitely know you would not be able to tell he’s trans by his voice lol
The thing I love most about trans glowups is the moment when your eyes come back to life.
The thing I love is not being a gay person
@@geraldstonks5116 said every closeted gay person ever >
It always gives me the happy squeaks:) Always so nice when you see just how happy the person is with their transition results just by looking at their eyes:D
Yes! I see that too.
@@PhysicallyAwakelove this reply
I'm a cis guy. I love being a man so so SO much. I love expressing my true self and showing it to the world. It makes me so happy to see guys like you who couldn't do that for so long and now can.
YES! I'm a cis woman and feel the same way. It's weird when people say they don't understand trans people because they can't imagine wanting to be a different gender and I'm like "uh...yeah exactly, that's like the whole point. You'd hate having to live as a gender that doesn't reflect who you are"
I wish everybody gender euphoria
@@cebbi1313 👑❤️❤️❤️
@@cebbi1313 I read that the defining feature of the trans experience is not the gender dysphoria they experience when in the closet, and in fact many trans people don't feel it. It's more relevant the euphoria when they express and perform their actual gender. And YES, gender euphoria is AMAZING let's not gatekeep it from anybody!!!
@@Cesaryeyo Hey, that's me! I have almost zero gender dysphoria, and never really minded living as a guy - it actually took me 19 years to realize that men don't usually wish they were women, and another 2 years before it clicked that I'm actually trans. I never thought it would even be an option for me since I never felt depressed or whatever since I just didn't have gender dysphoria, so it took really long to make that connection.
But I have so much gender euphoria for doing "womanly" things now, it's unreal!
@@Cesaryeyo
I think it can be about either 😅 I usually have really bad dysphoria, and sometimes I do get euphoria but not often and when someone uses “he” for me it just feels normal instead of when they say “she” and it makes me dysphoric
Me, looking at the first pic: "oop, the signs were definitely there"
Right haha. Is it just me or when looking at trans people's pre transitioned pics you can just see who they really are in their eyes and just the massive discomfort(compared to photos after their gender was affirmed)
@@JanieBee Right?
Like, in most I've seen pre transition, I've actually been able to see that they actually look like they belong in the other gender.
Can't really explain it and it may sound so weird, but sometimes you just see that something didn't go as planned as a fetus, and that they were really supposed to be the opposite, or non binary.
(This may be long, so I apologize 😅
And if I word anything wrong, I also apologize. Absolutely do not want to offend anyone)
For example, watching a season of Ru Paul's drag race, there was this queen (I think her stage name was peppermint?) that just gave such a strong happy and free feeling while in drag, in a way the others weren't. And she truly looked like a cis woman.
Even out of drag "he" felt like a woman to me. "He" was just so beautiful and feminine, in a very natural way.
The first time I saw "him" out of drag, I said "I bet everything that 'he' is really a woman. And a damn beautiful one at that."
And lo and behold, at the last episode where they all met again and talked over the show, she did come out to them as a trans woman.
It just makes me so happy to see people find their true self. Seeing someone finally happy and comfortable in themselves and their own bodies is one of the most beautiful things ever. And the new light in their eyes are just priceless! 🥰
@@JanieBee Yes!!!!! The new light that comes into their eyes.
He looked like a boy in that photo of him as a kid, because he was! He always had more of a masculine edge than most women, even when he was still presenting as a girl/woman.
Y'all making shit up to validate your point
Every trans guy had that phase where we were like 'SHORT AS POSSIBLE' with our hair and we all looked like lil ragamuffins.
I didn't Im kinda happy I didn't 😅 I like my fluffy boy hair
@@pluto0raire502 same! My gender euphoria after I got it dyed blue was just "stonks"
@@pluto0raire502 Growing my hair out a bit was honestly one of the best decisions I could have made honestly, I look way better with fluffy hair
And then you have NOAHFINNCE
who is a perpetual ragamuffin with his floofy hair.
My hair has been short and it's been a buzz cut for awhile but because I'm still dysphoric with my face 8 years later I don't see any changes so it's not a phase for me
Many people in this comment section need to shut up.
It’s his life
It doesn’t affect you
But mah politics gerrrrrrrrr
God work, respect it
God punished you in the end, accept it
It doesn't affect you.
@@x243zechY-gw1bq god is dead
@@x243zechY-gw1bq i don't believe in god lol
@@x243zechY-gw1bq What
Logic brain: oh yes back before Jamie figured out he was trans
Idiot brain: why little boy wear wig?
@@BestFriendsWhoLiveTogether my idiot brain doesn't want to accept that it's attached to his head. It looks wrong visually
@@ahhh4117 me too, to some extent
LMAO
@@Tomwilliam777 what?
@@Tomwilliam777 well if you’re just going to be transphobic then why are you even here?
Congratulations!! My son is also a trans guy. He's 18 and getting ready to propose to his boyfriend. Have a great day, man 😎
Phyl Newbold PLEASE 🙏 PLEASE 🙏 for your son
good for him! hoping the best for him n his bf
Can you tell us how the proposal went? That's so exciting!
That's wonderful. I wish your son a happy life with his boyfriend.
🥺🥺🥺🥺 he's proposing to his boyfriend
It’s painful to see how subtly unhappy he was before he transitioned. I’m so glad that he’s happy and fulfilled ( or seems that way) now.
He is brainwashed into a lie, it's not right
She*
@@user-tw7fw4qh5b **he** he is a trans man, he was a man even before he transitioned
He looks way happier now 😊
@@Lily-us6vd looks can be deceiving
Cis Hetero man here. Glad you found yourself. Looking good dude!
I'm a trans guy and I don't know if anyone will care, but I recently got a binder. :) your channel has given me the confidence to be myself
congrats! I got mine a few weeks ago :)
@@silentmaggot3696 That's great :)! Good luck!
Congrats dude! if you don’t mind me asking, where did you get it? I want to look into getting one
That's awesome man! I'd like to get one but I'm still too afraid to come out to my parents
@@OfficiallyOcean_old There’s actually some pretty affordable ones on Amazon
This is maybe offensive but Jamie pre transition low key looks like a cis dude in a wig to me lol
i think it’s the energy he gives, he doesn’t look comfortable in that dress
its cus we are so used to seeing jamie after transitioning so we see the same thing just with different hair
You're right that is a guy the big wide shoulders before transitioning with a wig on.
@@nadaxx_ i dont even guy this guy i looked up trans mtf so i was confused when he got hotter
And by cis you mean real??? We have the word real no need to make up new words
As a young trans kid (ftm) this makes me so happy to see you and how far you've come
What made you want to be trans?
@@graphics12probably just feeling like a dude
@@graphics12uh- it’s not about wanting, it’s just about feeling that you are… you don’t decide your gender identity my dude… or gal idk- if you could nobody would choose to be trans, because their rights are being taken away day by day..
I'm a young ftm trans kid too :0
@@peachyarts386well, that depends, some people choose gender identity, cuz its uh, you know, identity, 😭 but agree that people shoundt be treating 'trans' like an object. (THIS IS NOT COMING FROM A TRANSPHOBIC POINT OF VIEW!! THIS IS COMING FROM A GENDERFLUID PERSONS POINT OF VIEW, AKA SOMEONE WHOS GENDER CHANGES, *I* CAN CHOOSE MY GENDER, NOT SAYING THIS APPLYS TO EVERYBODY)
This video is absolute proof that being born into a sex doesn't condemn anyone to being stuck there if it feels psychologically and physically uncomfortable.
I painted my truck but the engine light stayed on. Someone help
I've seen quite a few transition videos by now and almost always I feel like trans people's "before" version somehow always looks a little "odd", like there's something quite not right but you can't put your finger on it and then you see how they are after transition and boom, you can see just from a picture that this what they were meant to be all along
Mostly, there's a subtle discomfort in them, even when they seem happy, that goes away after transition.
@Rino Di because that's dueto extrrnal factors outside of transitioning. 80% is also rather inflated.... Suicide risk in those who transition actually goes down 60-80%
@Rino Di 80% is just not accurate at all
@Rino Di the statistics you saw were that 80% have considered suicide, and 42% have attempted. This is among transgender youths who have either not begun or are in the early stages of transition. There are studies that show that suicide rates drastically decrease after gender affirming care is provided to transgender individuals, whether that be hrt or top/bottom surgery. Gender affirming care is actually something that majorly helps transgender people to get over their gender dysphoria. Suicidal thoughts and actions stem from the stigma of being trans, not from being trans. Research has shown that there is a 60% decrease in moderate and severe depression in trans individuals who recieve gender affirming care. Additionally, there is a 73% decrease in suicidality in transgender youth who receive gender affirming care such as hormone replacement therapy. The high suicidality rate of transgender people isn't because of the transition, it's a multitude of other things, Including fear of retaliation, low employment rates for transgender individuals, barriers to appropriate healthcare, and transphobia (which I might add is not the fear of transgender people, but is instead a prejudice or disdain for them which is an extremely common thing in the united states). Transgender Individuals who have been the victims of harassment or discriminatory behavior have been seen to have a 30% increase in self injury behavior. The suicidality problem isn't a problem with them being trans, its a problem of them feeling like they're not going to be able to live happily the way they want to, be that because of regional laws, transphobic family or friends, being discriminated against, or even in some cases beaten and murdered, like is the case with the 50 transgender people who were killed as victims of hate crimes last year and the 20+ trans people who have been murdered this year.
@Rino Di Also, regarding what you said about "mutilating organs that control hormones," that actually isn't an issue at all, bottom surgery does remove the testicles for transgender females, which does drastically decrease the bodies production of testosterone, however, this doesnt really matter as all trans individuals who undergo bottom surgery are required to undergo at least one year of hormone replacement therapy before the surgery can take place, meaning that a trans male would have to be on testosterone for at least one year, and a trans female would have to be on estrogen (and also progesterone if they so choose as well) for at least one year. So after the bottom surgery, there really is not any noticeable change within hormones, as long as one sex hormone, be it estrogen/progesterone or testosterone over powers another, there should be no drastic changes in hormones after bottom surgery. Also, not every trans individual has access to bottom surgery, and many who do, choose not to get it. There are actually vastly more individuals who don't get the surgery as opposed to those who do. About only 7-13% of transgender females end up getting bottom surgery, so they are actually a very small minority in the grand scheme of things. Most transgender individuals only go as far as to begin hormone replacement therapy, which is seen to actually drastically reduce suicide rates among transgender individuals.
so often when i see other trans people's before & afters i get this wave of "oh there he is!", the level of comfort really makes all the difference. feeling that kind of pride even for people i don't know personally brings me a really particular kind of joy
Yeah then they kill themselves because they can’t go back…
@@steadychasingmoneybands6213 Jesus Christ dude, why does everyone on the internet have theories about things they know shit about
I feel nothing towards anyone
@@thekuba9352 Thats called sociopathy
@@themazesystem5392 i do feel things about my family, but if a childhood friend, that i grow up with died, i wouldn't be as sad. I would probably get over it in 1h, and feel guilt about not giving enough shit.
Sorry for all the transphobia in your comments, Jamie. Those people just don’t know better and still think it’s like the cavemen era.
its not normal
@@ChuckieBeKinky91 You know what isn’t normal? Transphobia
@@Alphaismyname she still a woman
@@ChuckieBeKinky91evidence?
@@alfiehopkin5795 biology
you were the type of little emo boy i would have had a crush on in middle school
jamie looked so damn uncomfortable as a "girl" and so damn happy as who he was all along
⚠️ John Dough has set a trap, don't trigger it ⚠️
@John Dough so you'd rather value biology and God over happiness?
@@cjlite0210 this comment gives the same aura as "Bomb has been planted"
@John Dough Biology does actually care about feelings.
Though, you wouldnt know that because I'm going to guess the only biology you ever learn was when you were a ween lil child.
@@justyourlocalcreature But, bro just said that in reality the dude is still technically a girl
Is that bad??
Damn, you really though I was gonna say more
Nah man
It feels weird seeing you presenting as a girl… it looks like a really well photoshopped face swap lol you look amazing
presenting? lol smh 😂
@@jimjones1130 wdym
@@iamalumberjackandimok wdyt I mean?
@@jimjones1130 bro if I knew I would have asked lol you just repeated a word from my comment and then put laughing emojis, idk how to interpret that
I may be straight, but you definitely look way more handsome and confident after transitioning. And I'm a bit jealous about the handsome part.
Confidence is truly key
Despite the fact being trans is a big part of Jammi's brand I always forget he used to be a girl, it feel so weird and almost like an alternate timeline with seeing him in the dress. It's like a different person or like his sister or something.
i didn’t even know he was trans until he mentioned it
@@formulaonefan389 I guess it makes sense if you found him through his other non-trans related videos
His eyes seem to sparkle more after transitioning. I have been considering starting hormones lately, and I am unsure if I should. I am afab and I am sure it's not who I am. I do enjoy girly things and I do have a boyfriend, so I am scared about how things will go forward for me. I do want to be the fullest me I can be, but I don't want to lose everything in my life that I value. I said briefly to my best friend in the world that I was considering it, and she did not have a visible response. I do t want to be afraid to be myself.
you can still do girly things! who says their girly anyway? you might loose ypur boyfriend (depending on his sexuality and ability to adapt to this) but loosing someone is worth it to find yourself! and you guys could still be best friends
Experiment, DO.NOT.LABEL.YOURSELF
Try some clothes, ask him to call you other pronouns and see how it goes and how you feel, just try things and good luck! :D
@@andrecorreia3389 I mean there is nothing wrong with labelling yourself just don't be obsessive about it or overthink it, labels aren't necessary although they can be helpful
@@kuromistan645 labelling myself made me even more confused because none of the labels really fit so i think to anyone struggling with their gender identity that it might be best nog to put any labels on anything at the start
Please don't transition if you're not sure who you are, it's not a game men don't get pregnant just not cool and really making trans people look bad and confused
Stuff like this makes me feel happier about being trans.
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
Yeah same.
@@bcac2943 wtf
Respect bro
ikr i love the trans joy:) It makes me feel so proud of who i am
What I find so interesting about videos like this, is that the person looks so sad before transitioning. You can just tell from the photos that they are not really the person they're supposed to be. And that in the photos after transitioning you can just see them look more and more happier with each picture.
How the transphobes here can't see that is beyond me. Really shows their lack of empathy.
FR!
I've seen so much transphobia online that I got done being on yt. I'm glad I can see at least one happy person
UA-cam comments are some to worst shit I’ve seen. I try to educate and talk to people be but it’s like a brick wall.
Yeah, in just this past week I jumped into a hole full of transphobia. It's been really depressing to see, but we can at least hang on to the idea that transphobes are just part of a very loud minority.
So Jamie says.
I hope he's right.
@@carlycasper7884 yeah I agree. It's just painful to how hard they try to make our lives worse by spewing hate and bs everywhere. I'm hoping that one day in the future people will be more accepting and respectful not just to the LGBTQ+ community but to everyone 🤞🤞🤞
Try and remember that like 70% of comments are just bots.
youre weak
It's the fact that Jamie went through a stage where he looked like a lesbian mom and now looks like a stay at home dad. (meant to be light hearted and funny, don't come for me)
Couldn't describe it any better lol. He switched parent roles!
Ok someone give this person the best comment award 🥇
@@trippykay you need help :)
@DrunkenPenguin Why does he need help?
Of course Jamie had an emo phase. I guess we all had, to be honest
I'm still in the goth stage and I'm no longer in school. lol.
I hate to be that guy, but it’s phase.
Haha... I didn't. I'm just prepetually stuck in a goth phase and I do not intend on leaving.
I'm an adult now and I'm still low key emo
@@globalwyrm2334 my bad. English's "phase" and portuguese's "fase" sound similar and my brain forgot to translate it lmao
How 'bout we all say "aegh" to all the transphobic comments
agreed. And its "Agreed" to all the supportive comments
@@-Tomarrystan- right❤
As a transgender ftm myself? I watch these videos and xan't wait to transition like they were able to. Body dysmorphia hits hard changng clothes, in the shower, looking in the mirror & when you period hits. I am so uncomfortable right nkw. But videos like this give me hope
the is the realest thing i heard in a couple days.
❤❤❤
I got the call that my consultation for chest surgery is in December, months before I thought they'd message me. I found this channel at the start of my confusion about myself and now I'm taking a massive step towards fitting in my own skin. Keep being inspirational, you being this fun and positive source of information and laughter is saving lives!
Congrats omg! :)
I'm so happy for you!
@@nikk-named I'm still in disbelief haha but thanks a lot
Full of joy for you! What a holiday miracle!
WooHooo!
Yay! Hoping it goes well😊
That was a real TRANSformation
Ba dum ching 🤣
😐
@@yungdaggerdick6257 🤨
*wheeze*
I appreciate a good pun like this, take my like.
Now never talk again.
A sad girl..
Into a happy man. Love the content, Jamie.
Into a girl with a futile penis, no change
the last 2 photos really show you how much transitioning made him happier :,)
Grammer and words correction bot 2000 here to fix your sh*tty comment that doesn’t make sense at all:
What you said: the last 2 photos really show much much transitioning made him happier :,)
What you meant to say: The last 2 photos really show how much transitioning made her sadder… :’(
@@TheKingOfPizza349 grammar*
@@marshistired Damn I really am quite dumb for not noticing that small spelling mistake…
I still fixed your grammar and words tho at least… :)
@@TheKingOfPizza349um you didn't fix any grammar... all you did was misgender someone, Jamie uses he him pronouns, and if you disagree, you can leave this chat, and get an actual life.
@@TheKingOfPizza349you didn't fix anything?
dude your transition is amazing, so glad you’re more comfortable with yourself now!!
🤣🤣🤢🤮
@Godbless 🤡
@@GodBless416 🤨
@@GodBless416 stay mad transphobe. You only fuel us to make you more mad
@@GodBless416 a hateful Christian? You do realize God's whole thing is "Love one another as I have loved you"
He is so cute. The beard compliments his face so well.
Imo he ruined his body and it looks gross now
@@vampiszoonis9691 he ruined his body by growing a beard? Thats a bit drastic... you myst really not like beards
@@dustyganillla4960 Wtf... what kind of question is that, leave him alone.
This is exactly why people with a comprable backround to his, ofthen don't feel comfortable enough to become creators... this is whats wrong with the internet, whoever migth be reading this : don't be part of the problem. Support your fellow humans.
@youtubecantsaveallthesnowflakes
*He
@youtubecantsaveallthesnowflakes he*
You just look so much happier
And yet some people call it a delusion. Even if it was why would it matter since hes happy
@@beeboop2175 ikr
Her things down there don't look so good.
@@manashmahanta77 I’m sure yours don’t either, “manash”
@@manashmahanta77 his down there is none of your business to begin with
The confidence change between the photos is all you really need to know. Living your true self is so important.
OMG this is it, the stupid comment I've seen on UA-cam so far
@@happicogabriel8610 you good?
I think my favorite part of this is how you slowly become less uncomfortable as you transition more and more (or at least look like that)
I noticed that too. He looked so uncomfortable in the first pics. I see that in a lot of transition timeline videos. Hell, i even see it in old pictures of myself and im not that far into my transition yet.
also, love your pogging isaac pfp lmao. i wish i played on pc so i could use that mod.
Notice how none of the transphobic comments have any likes because they're all hit and run trollbots.
It’s because it’s not worth it. Even the bots know that
@@andurion8908 Oh look I got one.
Who says we did?
@@vampiszoonis9691 “being racist should be acceptable!” “I should be allowed to harass people of different skin colours because I’m BETTER THAN THEM GODDAMNIT!!!”
That’s you, that’s what you sound like
Wait, so they don't even like their own comments? Or do people really make bots for no other purpose than to spam crap and leave?
@@AIM309 You do know what a bot is, right?
This makes my trans heart sing 🏳️⚧️ 🏳️⚧️
Shut up
@@mapolo9500 Me: ‘I’m happy for this man, and the fact that he is living a good life inspires me to do the same!’
Some random internet person: ‘Shut up’
Like, honestly, you’d think the transphobes would back up there transphobia with evidence as to why they’re right- until you realize there is none.
@@136-rats-in-a-trench-coat hey… shut up
@@mapolo9500 Why; I was simply saying how happy I was in the comments of a pleasant video when you, a random person behind the veil of the internet, got- what, annoyed? Angry? Irrationally upset, I’ll say, that I was feeling good about myself. That I was inspired by a man’s story so similar to what my own may be, once I have access to the resources I require. I see no reason why I should shut up.
@@136-rats-in-a-trench-coat why u gay?
I'm SO happy whenever I see a post of Jamie. He has such a lovely way to treat others, and he is so gorgeous !
The picture of you in a dress looks exactly like how I feel when I put on a dress.
Ok la, dans l' fond si les robes n'existaient pas
j' en conclu que vous non plus.
Vapeur, sombre voile de votre convoitise et de votre orgueil...
Fumée noire , vecteurs de faussetés Les regards qu' on posent sur vous sont motivations et pourtant dans un avenir pas si lointain seront votre perte et votre triste robe sera votre linceul de néant et de larmes !
Ew...
@@ronygomezi8480 Did you look in a mirror?
exactly dude
@@spaceunicorn8137
Yeah, I look handsome af. But you, it breaks everytime.
this just is amazing love to everyone having to go trough 10 years and more of not fully being yourself
not really
@@cAvi-nm6dl What?
Bro I didn't even notice you were trans 😭
Nice transition 👌
Oh my god?? Ytarie located in the wild??
Same here. When I saw a video from him in my feed I was like "what a gorgeous man, so freaking handsome." and I was seriously surprised when he said he is a transman. I never would have guessed he was once in a female body.
@@LENNARD2ns EBBIE WHERE DA FRIGG U CAME FROM
@@AbsolutelyAri1 canada
I feel like in those pictures you can tell. There is just, the eyes....you look like your real self now
Seeing people be truly happy after transitioning, makes my heart all warm and fuzzy
Same! It's one of the most beautiful things ever, and It makes me so happy for them 🥰
It makes me so excited I can't wait to transition ✨✨✨
@@Mai_mna That's awesome!
I hope you get to start your transformation soon! ✨️ 🐛🦋🥰
What a sad life you are living
@@vampiszoonis9691 gee. Transphobic and in the genshin impact fandom? This is why I left 🗿
So weird to see you before your transition. You look so much more confident and relaxed as yourself today!! You’ve come so far
I hope you don't mind me saying that you are absolutely gorgeous, either way, and as long as you're happy and feel like this is the right thing for you, and that now you are how you feel you should have been all along? Absolutely fantastic!! You are so good at doing you, boo!! Keep it up ❤
Oh, and by the way, David Bowie is my all-time favorite performer!!! ❤
this makes me realize how much men and women look similar bc his face didn't change much
I hope this won’t come across as weird sounding , but Jamie looks much better now as a man than when he was struggling with being a girl. He’s just so handsome and confident now! I’m so so proud of him and how far he’s come
It’s probably a mixture of confidence and just growing up in general. Most people look awkward when they are younger.
@@marissam3176 ye tru and you shouldn’t think you have to change yourself cuz your amazing just the way you were created
@@astridviollet6211 That’s not what I meant.
She’s still a girl what do you mean
@@macy8269 Kid, do some research. He's a man, you clearly don't know anything about science.
I can't wait to get that really masculine look. Right now I like in a transphobic household and my body type really isn't the best for a trans man. I still try my best to look the way I want to though
You will get through this one day homie. Wish you the best on becoming a Masculine Chad one day
can’t wait for you to become a giga chad
@@307living3 all animals have the same muscles. Learned this in my cooking class.
@@307living3 who pissed on your cereal?
Good luck king!!! You will achieve the look that makes you happy one day and I'm so excited for you!! 🧡
My boyfriends HRT starts in a few months!
I'm so happy that we made it happen
good for him :D
Amazing!
The early pics are like "Why is Jamie dressed like a girl?". You'll never be a girl Jamie!!! 😄😂❤️
Waaat iss men o wuoman
@@juanagallegososorio6097 ( *Dracula voice* ) a miserable little pile of secrets
@@planetashini1222 can u explain to me whats a woman
He's a man in a dress (bad joke) 😂
@@jamesfranklin4816 truth 😀
Handsome young man, whoever is in his heart is blessed.
@@oldluke7653 Well, fortunately he has just that.
@@oldluke7653 He's had bottom surgery, bucko.
@@oldluke7653 Right back at ya 👉👉
I think that would be his fiancée, Shaaba. She has a UA-cam channel as well
@@treeclown3628 what is bottom surgery? Doesn't sound like what kim k got.
GO JAMIE GO JAMIE GO JAMIE GO JAMIE
omg u look so cool now
You will never be a real woman
(Yeah I know he's ftm)
@Viper y e s
I was typing paragraphs before I actually thought about it lol💀
@@Boxscape_VR holy based
Sorry for being the dumb one here but what does the f in ftm mean?
@@2ndacc618 female
damn he became a absolute chad.
She got a beard
It's a hairy woman with a beard.
@@Gamefan86 wow you look so cool misgendering him
@@Probi_77 grow some balls
You are so adorable. I hope my son is able to live his true self. It's a journey that I'm going to be with him every step of the way. You are an inspiration.
Thanks for being there. YOU are the inspiration.
@Odboys doctors are also involved in transitioning.
@Odboys there is a
Trans man on this video. I can see him. He is right there. How are you going to tell me he does not exist?
@Odboys because its not impossible, medical transitioning literally exists and is recognized by medical experts lmfao
you're acting none of that exists or are denying that those methods work. or are you saying you know more than actual researchers and scientists?
@Odboys "okay furry" bro is stuck in 2016 cringe culture died years ago
all you 9 year olds in the comments calling him a “she” as if you would be able to tell he was originally a woman when out in public lmfao
This is honestly so inspiring. As a young transmasc myself, this is exactly how I want to feel when I get older. Happy in my body.
Beard suits you so well. Gives you this comfortable vibe doubled with the warm gaze.
Yes! I think Jamie has such wonderful eyes!
You were born a man and will always be a man. You'll never be able to change that
This was intention ally
@Darth Sidious Haha, how long did it take you to pick that out of the 5 jokes y'all have?
Side note, love your username!
Not true. And I believe all people should be respected, and be able to live as they want.
@@reasonrestored9116 uh...did you read the entire comment?? 😶
@@reasonrestored9116 and I believe that people respectfully can disagree and will always see a man born a man is a man and the same with the opposite sex
Crazy how some souls are born with the wrong body
If only souls could trade bodies if they wanted to, so many people would be so much happier.
*I had no clue you were Trans I thought you were just the average run of the mill Man*
THAT DOSENT CHANGE MY OPINION THO YOUR STILL AMAZING!
On god! Mfs saying he still looks like a girl are the same people who said their dad works at Sony and is inventing the Xbox 720 in primary school
Is it just me or did Jamie never even look feminine, like even in a dress he just looks like a guy in a dress
Is it just me, or did Jamie always kind of look like a guy to begin with? Maybe it's because I just can't see him any other way.
It's only you
I thought that too
i have this impression with every trans person!!
it's amazing what surgery and a life of drugs can do isn't it and here they are grooming the next generation.
Yo I thought that too
Nah bro was supposed to be a guy in the first place he didn’t look right when he was a woman
Cant wait anymore, just some months until I get E.
I hope that it goes well for you!
hell yeah get it girl!!!
Testosterone is fucking magical
It makes you bald
@@vampiszoonis9691 It really doesn't, that only happens if you have those genetics in your family
@@vampiszoonis9691 and??? You’re saying Harry hill isn’t a king???
Until it kills you. There are serious health risks so it better be worth those risks
Blood clots high blood pressure cardiac issues yeah I want some of that
I am always so weirded out at the thought that Jamie used to present as a girl. It just feels off, like seeing a parent when they were younger. Still, it’s very inspiring to know that even if I don’t look very masculine right now, that can definitely change in the future :) thanks Jamie!
Yes it’s like seeing a teacher in public hahaha
Yes, sometimes I forget he's trans
Edit: also, good luck with your transition
And he's SO HOT. Shabba is a lucky woman.
he never "used to be a girl", tho. he was always a man, just used to present as a woman.
@@3.14applepi hey actually thanks for putting that into words!! I was struggling with how to properly phrase it, so thanks :)
I can only imagine the discomfort those old pictures might have caused. Tha k you for sharing. It's so good to see the confidence build up, even just through stills.
He looks so awkward pre-transition
I love how much more comfortable he looks expressing his true self
She was a teenager... Every teenager is awkward and uncomfortable... Stfu with this bs it's so damn cringy and makes me concerned for when y'all have kids your gonna be projecting all this bullshit on them 🤣
Idk , it looks same
Herself. It's a woman dressing as a man
Before he transitioned he was a boy who is forced to be a girl, You can tell he was uncomfortable and depressed and he’s also talked about his struggle with depression and suicide because of his transness. Really he was a man dressing as a woman and pretending to be a woman. Would you rather him of stayed as a woman (pretending), And I’ve been so depressed he killed himself? Would that make YOU feel better? Have some fucking empathy. 60% of trans people Consider suicide before transitioning, 42% of them kill them selves. That goes down by 80% when they transition. I hope you find an outlet for your anger so that you don’t have to go on random peoples pages and hurt their feelings so that you feel better. I also hope that you can learn to love yourself so that you can learn to love others and have a empathy.
"female" jamie is kinda cursed not gonna lie
She is still a female
I have a closeted trans masc friend and i keep sending these type of videos to them. So because they cant openly watch your videos (very conservative family) im here to deliver a message for him: thank you Jamie. For everything ❤
He went from woman to gigachad
You are a beautiful human being .
Yes he is
Indeed ❤❤
So is your father in bed♥️/j
she is offense to God
@@nunya8701 Atheist here, but I have to ask: What happened to "Love thy neighbor"? What did they ever do to you to warrant your rejection?
(And who are you to decide what your god approves of?)
Can someone pls explain to me how I’m supposed to cope with life as a 13 year old with gender dysphoria with a transphobic mother-
Just try to keep your head up. Talk to people like you and connect with others (:
Ask your questions here, this seems like a supportive group of folks. We might not have all of the answers but I'm pretty sure we can all feel comfortable knowing we aren't alone out here. 🙏❤️🌹
I made this secret email so I could have this account and I follow a bunch of surportive and lovely people like Jamie and ot
Trust that this is temporary. You'll be able to leave home in a few years. I know that feels like forever away but it's not. You'll get there.
@@mockingjay478 My son will be 19 June 19 this year. Time flies when you're not paying attention. And you have a great support network here. 😎😁❤️
That's a huge glow up😳😳
Oh, I've got several of those "forced to wear a dress" pics lying around from high school. It was the one thing I hated about concert orchestra in high school. I couldn't smile at all for those pictures, so it's impressive you somehow forced it. I found I started smiling more and standing taller once I got comfortable with my identity.
It’s wonderful that you are happy in your skin. You look so happy. I have not met many trans people in my life (that I am aware of anyway). So through content creators like yourself, I get to enjoy learning new things as well as getting access to the thoughts and opinions of trans folk. Thank you!
It’s your…. Manniversary
Nice one 😂
love who he is,so full of life and joy.
I’m a Cis woman and just recently had my first gender euphoria experience (after I got sterilized and didn’t have to be afraid of my body any more) and now I kinda get it, in some tiny way, when my trans buddies talk about how freeing and happy transition makes them
So happy for you! I love it when cis people also talk about their experiences with gender. Deciding to get sterilized must hafe felt super empowering.
Ok, legit, you look happier in the final pictures. Thanks for sharing a glimpse of your journey!
If you're a trans male, you're not a male. go cry about it.
I could never understand what trans/gay or lez people think or go through but I’ll always support tf out of them for being so strong and allowing people to hear their stories, experience and journey. 🙏🏽❤️ no one should be hated for their likes, perspective in life or love interest. W.e makes you happy should be enough. Keep on shining ☀️.
:)
Love all you trans people out there, keep being your best self
Ew.
@@LiterallyNobody04 yea i’d say the same to you too
You were a pretty girl, but did not seem comfortable in your skin. Now as a handsome young man, you radiate being confident and content. Good for you!
God this comment section is filled with people too scared to realize that this is an amazing *Man*
She is biologically a *female*
@@liamevans9479pretty sure that's a man
You look so much happier in the photos where you're presenting male, I'm so glad you're able to live like that all the time now
To me you always looked a young man even when you were young... thats incredible.
I've been watching you in old one topic videos And then I got recommended your channel through the natural order of things... And I had no idea You are whatever a transperson... Until I saw a video where you talked about it.
You are incredible my guy ❤ Keep being awesome, consider me a new subscriber.
Bro I'm jealous of that chest hair, them hormones be working extra hours
Do they not work for every trans man
@@blackpink5937 I'm not transgender, I'm just impressed with the chest hair
And facial hair ... silent laugh...if only mine grew in that nicely
@@dylanbillion917 👶👼