Hi everyone! My surgeon was Dr. Ellie Zara Ley at the Meltzer clinic in Scottsdale, Arizona 💚 I highly recommend her and the clinic as a whole 🥰 Instagram & Twitter: @_samanthalux
dear samantha lux, i have autisme and the reason why i want to be a girl is to learn how to communicate. the video you just made would be impossible for me to make because your looking at a dead camera and realising there's an audience behind it. Without a reference or reaction from another person i can't communicate. i have 2 best friends and 1 sports club with people i care about. do you think that transitioning for the sake of having female skills/attributes is a good reason? (it's not my only reason, but it is my most importent one)
@@justjoyce81 I am not the person you asked, but I feel I can answer adequately. I do not feel that transitioning as a way to gain social skills/traits is a valid reason. In fact, I believe you would find that it won't really improve your social skills at all on its own. However, if you feel that you are a woman despite your birth designation, I encourage you to explore those feelings and find out if transitioning is what you want or if it's something lesser for you. I am also autistic, and I worked through my socialization issues through time and perseverance. My advice to you would be to simply try to put yourself out there. Make some friends in a video game and start having conversations. Role playing on forums or by playing DnD also helped me dissociate from my normal mindset and learn skills that I would have been otherwise to anxious to learn, simply because I'm setting myself into a fictional space in my own head. Voice calls over things like discord helped me distance myself enough to become comfortable and start learning more socialization skills as well. Eventually, I also got a job at the front register in a Walgreens. The requirement to talk to hundreds of people a day really got me into the swing of things, but I would only recommend that once you feel comfortable holding a conversation several times a day. It's just like any other skill. Work at it, and little by little, you will improve. Over time, you will build an internal reservoir of references to communication between neurotypical people and will be able to call on them without even having to think about it. This is coming from someone with autism, just like you. :)
I'm completely new to the whole trans thing (I've never actually met a trans person). I'm a 39 year old white straight male, from a very conservative town/family/upbringing. I've been pretty much been set in my "John Wayne" ways my whole life, but I'm glad I discovered your channel, your videos have definitely changed my perspective on a lot of issues. I became a dad for the first time last year. I used to think... "what if he's gay?" "what if he decides to become my daughter one day?" and now I realize... who cares? as long as my child is happy, that's all that matters. P.S Samantha you are a stunningly beautiful woman (inside and out).
@@covereddonuts1279 some people think using lube means the girl isn’t aroused or the guy isn’t doing a good enough job. Truth is self lubrication just sometimes doesn’t work well enough and that’s fine! I know birth control has made it a bit harder for me so I’m more than happy to bring out the lube, nothing to do with arousal. No shame in making it more comfortable.
@Natalia Sarmiento ok so by you watching this channel you know what a trans parson is and what that means. a cis person, is literally just a person who identifies as their birth gender. so, i was born a woman and identity as such, making me a cis-woman, as said above
One day. We've had heart transplant surgery for decades. The only reason infertile women, including trans women and also cis women who have had a hysterectomy for endometriosis or whatever, and cis men, can't be made pregnant and carry to term, is because we haven't bothered maturing the technology.
@@tealrose3248 Infertile women do not include trans women. Trans women are men that have transitioned. It's not at all like being a biological woman who can't conceive.
Ivonna Trolue a woman who can't conceive and/or carry to term is infertile. Whether that's because of hormonal or structural issues doesn't really change the outcome. There are plenty of intersex type conditions where an XX woman is born without a functional uterus, and there are XXY women, as well as trans women, and survivors of endometriosis or uterine cancer or whatever. The outcome is a woman who can't have a baby. That's what medicine needs to address.
I wish we could just change sex at will like some fish species, or shapeshift. that would be awesome. but honestly all of these problems are solved just by more societal understanding and acceptance
I’m only 15 years old and i’m not apart of the LGBTQ community or anything but i love watching your videos because i feel really educated and informed on transgender people ❤️ keep doing these videos!
I don't get why self-lubrication is such a big thing, given there's a lot of cis women who have problems self-lubricating. Also, I just love your channel and how straight-forward you are.
i came out to my parents four months ago and they didn't quite believe me and started to deny my whole experience and yesterday in family therapy I cried because my father told me he couldn't ever respect a trans woman and if i decided to dress up as a woman that would be insulting our home and I cried more. I can't wait to be independent so I can transition because for the moment that's just impossible and in my foreseeable future i would be having the body of a man. Thanks Samantha for giving me hope and love when at home all I'm being fed up is hate towards this kind of thing. I'm twenty and I've repressing this for such a long time now, and thanks to you and people in the community I now realize there's nothing wrong with wishing you have been born the other sex. I aspire to be like you someday, even if my family doesn't accept it. Love to all.
I’m so sorry honey :( as a cis gender Latina I feel for you. There’s so much machismo traditional bullshit in the community that holds us back and keeps parents from loving their children as they are.
Stay strong and make as much money as you can right now, build your savings so that you could move out as soon as possible to take care of yourself and live your life like you want. It’s going to be hard, but we all believe in you queen ❤️👏👏👏
Honestly, lube just makes everything better. Using lube isn’t a negative thing at all. Never feel bad for wanting to use lube during sex. This goes for everyone.
Exactly! Who cares if people use lube or not!? Whatever works is a good thing! And why are there SOOOOO many different types of lube, edible lube, etc etc? Because there is a huge demand for it! 😍
@@ladybaabaa3294 Yeah, a demand for it because it's fun to use sometimes. If you need it every time to get wet enough to have sex, something is wrong. Maybe try not fucking nasty guys could help.
I agree. Unfortunately somehow "societal standards/expectations" develop which are really unhealthy for the vast majority of people. Everyone should feel comfortable doing or not doing what is right for them and their partner.
@@ebogar42 how about ladies who hit menopause and have hormone changes, or need to have their ovaries removed as it does the same thing. Some women have more or less vaginal secretions than others. Learn the anatomy and physiology before declaring what is "normal" and lose the judgement. Maybe help educate the guys you feel are "nasty" how to be less so as opposed to blaming women.
I always figured that 'genital reconstruction surgery' was a better term to use; more descriptive, and 'bottom surgery' sounds like something a proctologist would do.
@Brett Wagland Not really, seeing as a mtf sex change doesn’t actually involve amputating the penis, more like turning it inside out to create a vagina.
@@connorfernandez1778 the video was about Blaire White and the harmful, often times flat out wrong, rhetoric she spreads... he was talking about the blaire white video about jk Rowling’s new book being “not transphobic at all”, that Samantha debunked and basically said Samantha lux has a good video on it, and she is well researched and uses actual scientific studies to back up her claims, unlike blaire white lol
I just heard a girl who had bottom surgery with local anesthesia only and was awake, but drugged, most of the time. I find that crazy for such a surgery.
I also heard about someone from Canada who had a spinal block rendering her bod numb from her waist to her toes. A shield blocked her view of what was going on.
I had the spinal block myself, was out for most of my surgery, but woke up for about the last 15 minutes of my GRS. Couldn't feel anything really but some pressure and no pain at all. There is a screen so can't see anything.(The spinal block lasts for the best part of 2 days) The Surgeons and Nursing at GRS Montreal gave such excellent care and instruction to all of us. They have had many patients from all around the world.
@@JimmiAlli as I said, couldn't see a thing because of the screen across the tummy. I think what woke me up was that my arms were getting sore from being stretched out.
Totally respect all the points you make, just want to say in regards to the period thing - I understand your perspective and I don’t think anyone should tell a trans woman that they are “lucky” not to get it because they have a different struggle, but also I see a lot of transwomen saying that cis women are “lucky” to get periods and this also comes off as insensitive to cis woman like myself who struggle with horrific period pain, endometriosis and other issues that are always brushed under the mat. I hope we can both stop saying things like this to each other and acknowledge that there are negatives and positives to all situations.
@@puppetseducer you litterally have no life I see you on every comment you don't even have a fing profile pic because you ashamed of how much of a asshole you are
@@puppetseducer you’re an idiot. Ever heard of intersex? Clearly not. And there’s a difference between gender and sex babe. Go educate yourself instead of being a loser troll scrolling through the comments on a trans WOMAN’s video. That’s weird as hell, you have some issues going on in your head. Hope you get help 😘😘 and some education
@@puppetseducer worry about yourself. Maybe go speak to a therapist about why you’re projecting your self hate towards others. Jesus I just clicked on your page and all your recent comments are on trans related videos. Do you not realize that’s not normal? Why are you obsessed with trans people? Their lives don’t affect you whatsoever
I hate that feeling of being depressed, especially when there really isn't adequate reason to be. We are young, beautiful and have a whole life to live. We can change everything about our selves and yet still be so depressed.... I know what you mean, I'm sorry you are struggling.
You can still experience chronic depression without knowing why you are being depressed that's kind of how it works because when you think about it depression is a chemical imbalance it doesn't care what you do, it will eventually overwelm you.
Wow the amount of misconceptions I had about bottom surgery, like I had heard almost all of them! Thank you for making videos like these, it is channels like yours and jammidodger that really helped me to understand the trans community and experience better. ❤️
sell art. any art. digital if you have a fancy tablet. traditional if you dont. sell art to certain fanbases. and get a go fund me bc even one pound is better than nothing.
I haven't finished this video yet but when you get the surgery do you get to pick how you look or is it a surprise an you so pretty I'm born a girl an I look like a potato
@@nathitaxo For many people its a combination of both. You can pick a certain vulva appearance as well as the non-visible aspects (ie depth), however sometimes it won't look exactly like the person wants it to because of surgical complications, tissue types, medical mistakes etc. However if you find a reputable doctor you strongly minimize that risk
It's already a "thing" but trans women are not eligible for that, so that "not trans women" ( sorry im not english and i dont know the word for that ☹) with reproductive issues are being prioritized .
@@TheHungerGame3 Yes, only cis women (assigned female at birth) have received transplanted uteruses so far - and have been able to have babies. It's pretty incredible.
girl.. not to sound like a snowflake but "what I wouldn't give to get periods", coming from someone who ended up in the ER multiple times with endometriosis pain that wakes you up in the middle of the night screaming, you don't want periods.
Well endometriosis and having periods to be able to get pregnant are different. Like, she doesnt wish she had endometriosis she wished she had normal periods
Kudos for being so open about such personal things. I can’t imagine ever having that much courage. I appreciate the education. Keep doing what you’re doing!
7:45 is so sad :( the world can be so cruel sometimes! You're a beautiful person inside and out, like so many others who feel outcast or mistreated, for NO REASON but other people's naivety. Keep being you sweetheart, you're doing great! I hope you always feel accepted for being yourself. x
@@spadessongs well i assume they are a trans masculine individual. so if you are ill give you some euphoria dont click if your trans femme. you look so handsome today. you are your parents favourite son. you look really flat today omg. real men cry sometimes. keep going king
I wish my ex would have heard that last one. He was always so set on transitioning as if it would fix everything for him. He eventually viewed my pushes to get therapy for his childhood as controlling and unnecessary and stopped going entirely, I think because he convinced himself that the transition was the only issue. I think that to this day he still believes transitioning will stop almost all of the pain and sadness, and it breaks my heart. I hope he's kept up the therapy even after he left, but I unfortunately have no way of knowing. I felt like there was more to it as well, because, as much as he talked about HRT and how much transitioning would change his life, he never took me up on my offers to pay for it. At this point, I hope he's gotten past whatever block that was and has either transitioned or found the other reasons for his unhappiness. And yes, I am properly using his pronouns for those of you who might have thought it was a gay relationship to start. It wasn't. He made me realize gender doesn't matter when he came out to me. I used to be a good, straight Christian. I am now a sinful, pansexual agnostic.
Girl as a cis women who didn’t know a shit about the trans Community, one can I be your best friend 😂, two thank you for helping understand about the community and extra😂😂😘
I tjink think the doctors encouraging and carrying out this surgery should be jailed gor taking advantage of these children and youths. Thanks for your revelation
As a CIS woman. I would gift u the good the bad and the ugly when it comes to carrying a child and give birth! .... Periods...oh helll.No periods are horrible
I totally understand why you might want to have a period but at the same time, as a cis girl, I can tell you it can be extremely limiting in life, make me depressed, make me hate my body and feel disgusting and force me to lie down from pain. This is not to say „I’m right and you shouldn’t wish for a period“, just clarifying that people who menstruate complaining about their periods is absolutely valid because they are shit for most people and make the lives of most of us so much harder.
i’m a cis female so i can’t speak for everyone, but i love the “tmi” bits. i’ve always been curious and i can imagine more information for transitioning people is helpful and comforting to them too. i love you and your channel ❤️
@Brett Wagland that didn’t really clear anything up, i think you mean that there’s cis gender (identify with assigned gender ) and transgender (dose not identify with assigned gender) but trans women and cis women are both just women? that there isn’t a difference? i was just clarifying that i am not part of the trans community so i can’t speak for those who are..
My only comment is that you are an absolutely beautiful woman and I could care less how you got there!! Be happy in your own skin and as I often tell unhappy people, (not that you are) DLTBGYD which translates to "Don't let the bastards get you down"!
Normalize lube for sure!!! Not using enough lube can lead to UTI’s in women! So lube it up y’all! Haha Also, you do have to dilate the rest of your life. Eventually it can just be like once a week but if you stop dialating you lose depth in your neovagina. My friend has been post op 12 years and my other friend post op 4 years as well and they’ve both lost depth in there because they didn’t keep up with dialating. PLEASE DIALATE!!! P.s. I have some friends who did it in Thailand and I recommend getting it done there. There are doctors who are trained well enough for many many years and there are procedures where you don’t have to dilate! My friend had it done in Thailand by Dr.Kuldech (trained 20+ years) and her vagina smells great, never had to dilate and her depth is about 8-9 inches without dialating!!! It is possible y’all! Choose the right doctor. (And I know about my friend cuz I stuck my hand in there and everything lol. She also said sex is good!)
I'm not too worried about the surgery or the pain after. Since I turned 22 I have had 30 plus surgeries for a skin condition that my doctors could not treat even Mayo only offered the surgery option. Luckily after I started HRT it actually started healing. I know what its personally like to live with multiple open wounds that did not seem like they would ever heal. I love your content Samantha Lux keep up the great videos.
For a cis girl, wetness comes from glands in the cervix and womb, trans girls obviously don’t have those so...how can they get wet? It must just be sweat right? I hope this doesn’t come across as rude because I’m genuinely confused.
What do you think is a good amount of time to take off from work for recovery? I have read 10 days to 3 monthes. 3 months I dont think I would have a job afterwards
@@stokleemiller5918 yes, unfortunately it's not something you can rush, I went back a couple of weeks early (I was so bored!) On the plus side, before you know it you'll be several years post op and looking back on it! :)
You are awesome debunking these myths and an inspirational person to other trans women, such as myself. I hope I can meet you in person one day, just to thank you for helping others and myself move forward in our transition. I am currently in the hair removal process for GCS and this video gave me lots of things to look forward towards getting my surgery, since I didn't know some of these. Thank you for this and keep up the great work.
Saying reassignment surgery regret is minuscule is factually incorrect! Just look it up, plenty of people have come to regret their decision & they shouldn’t be shunned by the community! As cases rise so will regrets..
@@MrGameManIsCool And where are they? The collective society knows trans people have no womb. We know that. You know that. No one thinks you're getting pregnant sweaty.
Thanks for making this, I know it’s rude to ask about and embarrassing to talk about but it’s something I’ve always been curious about. I’m really glad the surgery is so comprehensive so trans people can have the parts they need, and it’s pretty amazing how good surgery is now for this to be possible. I also find it funny how most of these myths are things some cis people deal with too. People try so hard to invalidate trans people for not having “fully functional” parts and just end up invalidating cis people who struggle with sexual disfunction in the process lol.
That one is so common and so strange. It's like they think you could just find some dick in a dumpster somewhere every time a trans girl gets a surgery.
I know how you feel about periods and why you would like to have them.. but... From someone who has horrible periods with severe cramps/ruin almost all of my undies... I envy your lack of bloodletting. And don't even ask about period poops.
I’m a guy. I still don’t fully understand how all this works, but if you were born male it’s pretty clear to me you were supposed to be female. Your gorgeous! If I saw you on the street there’s not much chance I would mistake you for male.
i know the period thing or prego thing is different for some people. Some may want a period and be prego, some may NOT want to it all depends on the person
last year i was on my period and was ranting about it to my trans mtf friend and i feel bad cause i ranted about woman shit and she was prolly feeling dysphoric and stuff but aaa i apologized to her and she said its all good so aaa
What drives a trans to leap these hurdles? It's so much work and so frightening and physically painful (and emotionally existential, which must be terrifying). I just can't fathom something driving me to change my body to a new reality. You are so brave. I hope you find great fulfillment and happiness.
Very helpful video.... so I can understand what my kid is going to face as she transitions physically.... I'm sure she wouldn't want to talk about these things.... but good for perspective. Thanks for this.
@@snem9381 Well, let's hope it turns out that way! As a parent I will always be worried about my kid's happiness and health. Before coming out to us parents she was tortured. I never want to see that horrible depression and sadness ever again! She's 17. No one should have to suffer like that!
That’s so cool trans women can self lubricant! Don’t get me wrong there’s nothing wrong with lube, I just think it’s so amazing how far science and surgeries have come! By the way if uterus transplants become available I will gladly give you my uterus ❤️ I have no desire to be pregnant or have periods so I would happily give it to someone that would put it to use
6:16 Amen. It is one of my dreams to be able to be a mommy to my own children, and sometimes thinking about it too much get me in really bad depressive mood.
The def lubrication thing varies between cis women too, just about everything you talked about is true for any woman and not every cis woman even menstruates. I’m only 30 so Jo it’s not menopause and I didn’t have a hysterectomy, but mine naturally stopped about 8 yrs ago. And before it stopped I only got it about 2-3x a yr
Hello Samantha. I live in Phoenix, AZ and have had a consult with Dr. Ley at the Meltzer clinic and I wish that I can go to her, but she does not take my insurance. So I am going to San Francisco to have my GCS surgery with Dr. Satterwhite. I have done my research on him and he has done alot of Trans surgeries and knows all about them. My therapist has also recommended Dr. Satterwhote as well so I know that I am going to a good doctor that also takes my insurance so it will be covered.
Thank you for talking about all of this, it's so educational for everyone - even those of us that won't ever go through these things. It's easier to join you in any arguments against rude people if we are better informed about what being a transgender person might involve. I really appreciate your time and the effort you put into sharing your story!
Why am I subscribed to this channel? I assume it is because you are charming. Thank you for putting info out that is intended to help. Anyone reading this who isn't a totally happy CIS gender person, I wish you the best on your journey, and thank you for excepting people like me who just want to learn. Cheers everyone.
man...there are a lot of scientific fallacies here. bottom surgery can be a wonderful thing for many trans individuals, but there are some serious limitations/concerns to consider. i've not doubt samantha's intent is good and honorable, but she glosses over many things one should definitely know before undergoing such a major and irreversible life change.
I love your content, I'm not trans but it actually makes me learn about some aspects of trans people's lives. Thank you for all the educative videos you've done! 💜 You're beautiful queen
i went to dr ting and am a year and a half post op, and i havent been able to orgasm and some sensation down there doesnt have full feeling. Hoping for the best but just wanna put this experience out there for those considering this operation
Hey I hope you get to see this, for some reason I got one of your videos in my recommendations. And then was curious to see if you were really trans cause I had a hard time believing it, so I watched your reaction video to your old you and omg you've came so far, I got emotional watching this. I started to think how hard it was for you to live this whole transition.. I was thinking like how did you manage to get through all the hate and the struggles of the voice changing and all the changes you did.. I am speechless a bit cause I want to express to you how much I am just amazed by how much you've achieved. I am glad you look happier now
You're amazing Samantha. Keep doing your thing hun! You look fabulous. The world is progressing and I think you'll find there's far more lovely people out there then not.
hey Samantha! There actually is a uterus surgery! It's originally for cis women who can't get pregnant so they actually can get pregnant. But nowadays they know trans woman can actually do this surgery too. Look it up! It's really REALLY interesting!
Why do you think people are so concerned with what other people do? Especially, when it doesn't even effect them at all. I can understand, maybe if I was chick I could be jealous of your watermelons. Because my watermelons might be as nice as yours. Other than that I am completely clueless 🧐🤔🙄😑
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Hi everyone! My surgeon was Dr. Ellie Zara Ley at the Meltzer clinic in Scottsdale, Arizona 💚 I highly recommend her and the clinic as a whole 🥰
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dear samantha lux, i have autisme and the reason why i want to be a girl is to learn how to communicate. the video you just made would be impossible for me to make because your looking at a dead camera and realising there's an audience behind it. Without a reference or reaction from another person i can't communicate. i have 2 best friends and 1 sports club with people i care about. do you think that transitioning for the sake of having female skills/attributes is a good reason? (it's not my only reason, but it is my most importent one)
@@BadboyBadboy-jm8nx bruh what?
@@BadboyBadboy-jm8nx wtf, please tell me you are not harassing her
@@Slow_Internet nobody harassing her I like her UA-cam channel she awesome
@@justjoyce81 I am not the person you asked, but I feel I can answer adequately. I do not feel that transitioning as a way to gain social skills/traits is a valid reason. In fact, I believe you would find that it won't really improve your social skills at all on its own. However, if you feel that you are a woman despite your birth designation, I encourage you to explore those feelings and find out if transitioning is what you want or if it's something lesser for you.
I am also autistic, and I worked through my socialization issues through time and perseverance. My advice to you would be to simply try to put yourself out there. Make some friends in a video game and start having conversations. Role playing on forums or by playing DnD also helped me dissociate from my normal mindset and learn skills that I would have been otherwise to anxious to learn, simply because I'm setting myself into a fictional space in my own head. Voice calls over things like discord helped me distance myself enough to become comfortable and start learning more socialization skills as well. Eventually, I also got a job at the front register in a Walgreens. The requirement to talk to hundreds of people a day really got me into the swing of things, but I would only recommend that once you feel comfortable holding a conversation several times a day. It's just like any other skill. Work at it, and little by little, you will improve. Over time, you will build an internal reservoir of references to communication between neurotypical people and will be able to call on them without even having to think about it. This is coming from someone with autism, just like you. :)
I'm completely new to the whole trans thing (I've never actually met a trans person). I'm a 39 year old white straight male, from a very conservative town/family/upbringing. I've been pretty much been set in my "John Wayne" ways my whole life, but I'm glad I discovered your channel, your videos have definitely changed my perspective on a lot of issues. I became a dad for the first time last year. I used to think... "what if he's gay?" "what if he decides to become my daughter one day?" and now I realize... who cares? as long as my child is happy, that's all that matters. P.S Samantha you are a stunningly beautiful woman (inside and out).
your kid is lucky to have you 🖤
I can simply tell youre an amazing father :)
Yesss!! We love the change for acceptance 💖
Could be both! 😆
you are an amazing dad! i hope that all parents can be as accepting and kind as you!💖
NORMALIZE LUBE! cis! trans! straight! bi! gay! men! women! nb! e v e r y o n e w h o w a n t s i t. LUBE IS GRRRRRREAT.
p.s. A++++ content :) :)
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Don't trust anyone who says no lube
Lube is life.
Trans gay guy there.
I know this is off topic, but girl you’re glowing today!
She’s always glowing
@@hauntedteethcupboard truth
@@hauntedteethcupboard we knew that lol
Thats a dude
@@Jjjbbb5678 what makes u think it’s okay to go around commenting rude things? IT WILL GET BACK TO YOU
if this makes you feel any better, i’m a cis-woman and even i need to use synthetic lube... i have no idea where this stigma came from 🤷♀️
Wait their stigma against using synthetic lube? Why?
@@covereddonuts1279 some people think using lube means the girl isn’t aroused or the guy isn’t doing a good enough job. Truth is self lubrication just sometimes doesn’t work well enough and that’s fine! I know birth control has made it a bit harder for me so I’m more than happy to bring out the lube, nothing to do with arousal. No shame in making it more comfortable.
@Natalia Sarmiento Being cis/cisgender means you identify with your birth sex to put it simply! :0 I hope that helps a little!
@Natalia Sarmiento ok so by you watching this channel you know what a trans parson is and what that means. a cis person, is literally just a person who identifies as their birth gender. so, i was born a woman and identity as such, making me a cis-woman, as said above
@Natalia Sarmiento yep! if you identify with the sex you were born as then you identify as cis :)
We should get 1 dollar for every person who asks if we could get pregnant.
Also, you look bomb cister🔥
How about a dollar for how often people avoid eye contact? That'd be way more lucrative.
One day. We've had heart transplant surgery for decades. The only reason infertile women, including trans women and also cis women who have had a hysterectomy for endometriosis or whatever, and cis men, can't be made pregnant and carry to term, is because we haven't bothered maturing the technology.
@@tealrose3248 Infertile women do not include trans women. Trans women are men that have transitioned. It's not at all like being a biological woman who can't conceive.
Ivonna Trolue a woman who can't conceive and/or carry to term is infertile. Whether that's because of hormonal or structural issues doesn't really change the outcome. There are plenty of intersex type conditions where an XX woman is born without a functional uterus, and there are XXY women, as well as trans women, and survivors of endometriosis or uterine cancer or whatever. The outcome is a woman who can't have a baby. That's what medicine needs to address.
Buna Daria :D
Imagine if trans people could just like, body swap with each other and everyone got what they wanted. That's be awesome.
uterus might be the first one
I wish we could just change sex at will like some fish species, or shapeshift. that would be awesome. but honestly all of these problems are solved just by more societal understanding and acceptance
When they gonna invent brain transplants tho? Also enbies gonna find a problem in this lol
@@nevreiha How about we don't recreate Get Out? Thanks.
@@TheCrateOfLemons ah good idea
I’m only 15 years old and i’m not apart of the LGBTQ community or anything but i love watching your videos because i feel really educated and informed on transgender people ❤️ keep doing these videos!
If only there were more people, who want to educate themselves, like you
Same !
@@n.c.pictures Gotta love allies.
Hey, good on you. It's way too easy to just take the word of people around you instead of looking into it yourself, especially when you're young.
@@puppetseducer wdym
I don't get why self-lubrication is such a big thing, given there's a lot of cis women who have problems self-lubricating. Also, I just love your channel and how straight-forward you are.
Yes! Especially post menopause.
Trust me, vaginal dryness is real and it sucks.
Coconut oil, anyone?👍
@@ournewnormalnow8432 bruh I’m a teenager and even I struggle with dryness. Coconut oil is a lifesaver
Uhh I think ima get outa here
And I always thought coconut oil just made a mean Vegan Corned beef. 🤔
@@Jjjbbb5678 The only thing that’s “fucking disgusting” is this comment. Stop being so damn judgmental.
off-topic but you're so so beautiful
RIGHTTTT
Riggghhhttt tho
I was about to say the same thing😍
Exactly my first thought!
Thats a dude
me: a cisgender woman watching this to be educated so i can help my transgender friends feel more comfortable
We love you!
@@hauntedteethcupboard and i love u too :)
same! also ofc samantha is so pretty and fun to watch so
same wheeze
@@hadley20 yea :3
ugh gorgeous as always
Thank you 🥺🥺💚
Yes you are and so beautiful Samantha
i came out to my parents four months ago and they didn't quite believe me and started to deny my whole experience and yesterday in family therapy I cried because my father told me he couldn't ever respect a trans woman and if i decided to dress up as a woman that would be insulting our home and I cried more.
I can't wait to be independent so I can transition because for the moment that's just impossible and in my foreseeable future i would be having the body of a man. Thanks Samantha for giving me hope and love when at home all I'm being fed up is hate towards this kind of thing. I'm twenty and I've repressing this for such a long time now, and thanks to you and people in the community I now realize there's nothing wrong with wishing you have been born the other sex. I aspire to be like you someday, even if my family doesn't accept it. Love to all.
José David Arellano Román you are valid. I hope you've got better people around you now.
I’m so sorry honey :( as a cis gender Latina I feel for you. There’s so much machismo traditional bullshit in the community that holds us back and keeps parents from loving their children as they are.
Stay strong and make as much money as you can right now, build your savings so that you could move out as soon as possible to take care of yourself and live your life like you want. It’s going to be hard, but we all believe in you queen ❤️👏👏👏
i’m so sorry that happened to you. pls remember that you and your feelings are valid no matter what. ily even if i don’t rlly know you
just keep hoping that one day they'll accept you
Honestly, lube just makes everything better. Using lube isn’t a negative thing at all. Never feel bad for wanting to use lube during sex. This goes for everyone.
Exactly! Who cares if people use lube or not!? Whatever works is a good thing! And why are there SOOOOO many different types of lube, edible lube, etc etc? Because there is a huge demand for it! 😍
@@ladybaabaa3294 Yeah, a demand for it because it's fun to use sometimes. If you need it every time to get wet enough to have sex, something is wrong. Maybe try not fucking nasty guys could help.
This 100 percent this!
I agree. Unfortunately somehow "societal standards/expectations" develop which are really unhealthy for the vast majority of people.
Everyone should feel comfortable doing or not doing what is right for them and their partner.
@@ebogar42 how about ladies who hit menopause and have hormone changes, or need to have their ovaries removed as it does the same thing. Some women have more or less vaginal secretions than others.
Learn the anatomy and physiology before declaring what is "normal" and lose the judgement.
Maybe help educate the guys you feel are "nasty" how to be less so as opposed to blaming women.
You're aweasome
I always figured that 'genital reconstruction surgery' was a better term to use; more descriptive, and 'bottom surgery' sounds like something a proctologist would do.
Oh that’s a way better term.
Gender confirmation works too.
fyi: There are two terms that are commonly used: SRS "Sex Reasignment Surgery" or GRS "Gender Reasignment Surgery" 🙂
@Brett Wagland Not really, seeing as a mtf sex change doesn’t actually involve amputating the penis, more like turning it inside out to create a vagina.
There's actually no such thing as a "proctologist".
You look pretty today!
What do you mean today? Shes pretty every day :D
Thank you! 💚💚
As alwayssss lol have an amazing day to the people who see this❤️
*every day
Did you know dangelo wallace talked about you in his recent video?
I love when my faves shout out my others faves!
what did he say?
OMG yes 😳😳🥺🥺🥺
@@connorfernandez1778 the video was about Blaire White and the harmful, often times flat out wrong, rhetoric she spreads... he was talking about the blaire white video about jk Rowling’s new book being “not transphobic at all”, that Samantha debunked and basically said Samantha lux has a good video on it, and she is well researched and uses actual scientific studies to back up her claims, unlike blaire white lol
@@emily3 Oh, I need to watch the video then. It's nice that he pointed out Samantha's awesome videos.
I just heard a girl who had bottom surgery with local anesthesia only and was awake, but drugged, most of the time. I find that crazy for such a surgery.
I also heard about someone from Canada who had a spinal block rendering her bod numb from her waist to her toes. A shield blocked her view of what was going on.
@@patrickchambers5999 Maya Henry? ☺
I had the spinal block myself, was out for most of my surgery, but woke up for about the last 15 minutes of my GRS. Couldn't feel anything really but some pressure and no pain at all. There is a screen so can't see anything.(The spinal block lasts for the best part of 2 days)
The Surgeons and Nursing at GRS Montreal gave such excellent care and instruction to all of us. They have had many patients from all around the world.
I think I would faint if I had to have surgery like that. Last time I went for a blood test I almost passed out.
@@JimmiAlli as I said, couldn't see a thing because of the screen across the tummy. I think what woke me up was that my arms were getting sore from being stretched out.
Totally respect all the points you make, just want to say in regards to the period thing - I understand your perspective and I don’t think anyone should tell a trans woman that they are “lucky” not to get it because they have a different struggle, but also I see a lot of transwomen saying that cis women are “lucky” to get periods and this also comes off as insensitive to cis woman like myself who struggle with horrific period pain, endometriosis and other issues that are always brushed under the mat. I hope we can both stop saying things like this to each other and acknowledge that there are negatives and positives to all situations.
I wish I could be as beautiful as you
you are! you are an amazing person inside and out even if you don’t feel as though
SAME
YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL. Much love
I'm a transman but still watched the entire video for my queen
You look gorgeous!!
@@puppetseducer man*
@@puppetseducer But my gender is MAN, so shut up now, stop using your basic third grade biology to police other people's gender, Karen.
@@puppetseducer you litterally have no life I see you on every comment you don't even have a fing profile pic because you ashamed of how much of a asshole you are
@@puppetseducer you’re an idiot. Ever heard of intersex? Clearly not. And there’s a difference between gender and sex babe. Go educate yourself instead of being a loser troll scrolling through the comments on a trans WOMAN’s video. That’s weird as hell, you have some issues going on in your head. Hope you get help 😘😘 and some education
@@puppetseducer worry about yourself. Maybe go speak to a therapist about why you’re projecting your self hate towards others.
Jesus I just clicked on your page and all your recent comments are on trans related videos. Do you not realize that’s not normal? Why are you obsessed with trans people? Their lives don’t affect you whatsoever
I hate that feeling of being depressed, especially when there really isn't adequate reason to be. We are young, beautiful and have a whole life to live. We can change everything about our selves and yet still be so depressed.... I know what you mean, I'm sorry you are struggling.
You can still experience chronic depression without knowing why you are being depressed that's kind of how it works because when you think about it depression is a chemical imbalance it doesn't care what you do, it will eventually overwelm you.
@@supersonicfan9584 I know lol. That's what I'm saying
Wow the amount of misconceptions I had about bottom surgery, like I had heard almost all of them! Thank you for making videos like these, it is channels like yours and jammidodger that really helped me to understand the trans community and experience better. ❤️
This was a very interesting video! There was so much I learned here.
I’d look half this good after I transition I would be overjoyed.
skyrim pfp !!
@@puppetseducer lol are you just scrolling threw comments because your some ugly neck beard transphobe? I have seen you everywhere 😂
LOVE YOUR VIDEOS SOOOO MUCH!!!!! Your so inspiring to me.
Thanks for the support bb 🥺💚💚
As a trans girl, you are one of my biggest inspirations
Hell yeah
same! im a trans girl as well. 🫶🏻🏳️⚧️
saving up money for top surgery be like: 👀💅
sell art. any art. digital if you have a fancy tablet. traditional if you dont. sell art to certain fanbases. and get a go fund me bc even one pound is better than nothing.
I'm not sure if I'm trans but sammeee I hate my chest
As some say, *TEATUS DELETUS*
@@rm2915 gimme sum teatus
@@rm2915 don't do it!!
Saving up money for top surgery be like... eyes and painting fingernails?
Emojis have gotten out of control. All they are to me now is bad grammar.
I haven't finished this video yet but when you get the surgery do you get to pick how you look or is it a surprise an you so pretty I'm born a girl an I look like a potato
You get to pick how you look like, you just tell them what you want to change and how you want things to look like.
Wtf no, in that surgery everything can happens, it depends in the genitals before surgery, the doctor, and the experience
@@nathitaxo For many people its a combination of both. You can pick a certain vulva appearance as well as the non-visible aspects (ie depth), however sometimes it won't look exactly like the person wants it to because of surgical complications, tissue types, medical mistakes etc. However if you find a reputable doctor you strongly minimize that risk
Potatos are beutiful :D
Everyone wants and should be able to look good not just transpeople 💌
When uterus period transplants are a thing you can have mine for free
@@puppetseducer no I think you are the disgusting one my dude
Earl Jones k earl
@Earl Jones It's already a thing and babies have been born from transplanted uterus. Google it.
It's already a "thing" but trans women are not eligible for that, so that "not trans women" ( sorry im not english and i dont know the word for that ☹) with reproductive issues are being prioritized .
@@TheHungerGame3 Yes, only cis women (assigned female at birth) have received transplanted uteruses so far - and have been able to have babies. It's pretty incredible.
girl.. not to sound like a snowflake but "what I wouldn't give to get periods", coming from someone who ended up in the ER multiple times with endometriosis pain that wakes you up in the middle of the night screaming, you don't want periods.
Well endometriosis and having periods to be able to get pregnant are different. Like, she doesnt wish she had endometriosis she wished she had normal periods
Some people don’t have pain
Kudos for being so open about such personal things. I can’t imagine ever having that much courage. I appreciate the education. Keep doing what you’re doing!
@@puppetseducer neither for you troll XD
7:45 is so sad :( the world can be so cruel sometimes! You're a beautiful person inside and out, like so many others who feel outcast or mistreated, for NO REASON but other people's naivety. Keep being you sweetheart, you're doing great! I hope you always feel accepted for being yourself. x
As a man currently experiencing dysphoria, I appreciate your channel
Wait so do you identify as male or female. Sorry your sentence confused me lol
@@spadessongs well i assume they are a trans masculine individual. so if you are ill give you some euphoria dont click if your trans femme.
you look so handsome today. you are your parents favourite son. you look really flat today omg. real men cry sometimes. keep going king
@@spadessongs they didn't specify if the nature of their disphoria, but in general dysphoria means a profound state of unease or dissatisfaction.
Jesus Christ this went south quickly
@Brett Wagland It's not so much I need cheering up, I just want to find a trans community near me
I wish my ex would have heard that last one. He was always so set on transitioning as if it would fix everything for him. He eventually viewed my pushes to get therapy for his childhood as controlling and unnecessary and stopped going entirely, I think because he convinced himself that the transition was the only issue. I think that to this day he still believes transitioning will stop almost all of the pain and sadness, and it breaks my heart. I hope he's kept up the therapy even after he left, but I unfortunately have no way of knowing. I felt like there was more to it as well, because, as much as he talked about HRT and how much transitioning would change his life, he never took me up on my offers to pay for it. At this point, I hope he's gotten past whatever block that was and has either transitioned or found the other reasons for his unhappiness.
And yes, I am properly using his pronouns for those of you who might have thought it was a gay relationship to start. It wasn't. He made me realize gender doesn't matter when he came out to me. I used to be a good, straight Christian. I am now a sinful, pansexual agnostic.
Whew this kinda makes me less nervous about considering bottom surgery
Girl as a cis women who didn’t know a shit about the trans Community, one can I be your best friend 😂, two thank you for helping understand about the community and extra😂😂😘
I tjink think the doctors encouraging and carrying out this surgery should be jailed gor taking advantage of these children and youths. Thanks for your revelation
You should be jailed for breathing
Samantha you look absolutely beautiful, I only hope that I can look as good
Girl your makeup is amazing today!
HIII SAMANTHA
Hello.
gay
i needed to hear this, it gives me hopeeee :) 🖤
As a CIS woman. I would gift u the good the bad and the ugly when it comes to carrying a child and give birth! .... Periods...oh helll.No periods are horrible
I totally understand why you might want to have a period but at the same time, as a cis girl, I can tell you it can be extremely limiting in life, make me depressed, make me hate my body and feel disgusting and force me to lie down from pain. This is not to say „I’m right and you shouldn’t wish for a period“, just clarifying that people who menstruate complaining about their periods is absolutely valid because they are shit for most people and make the lives of most of us so much harder.
We love you our beautiful educated queen!
Hey
i’m a cis female so i can’t speak for everyone, but i love the “tmi” bits. i’ve always been curious and i can imagine more information for transitioning people is helpful and comforting to them too. i love you and your channel ❤️
@Brett Wagland i’m not sure i understand what you mean
@Brett Wagland that didn’t really clear anything up, i think you mean that there’s cis gender (identify with assigned gender ) and transgender (dose not identify with assigned gender) but trans women and cis women are both just women? that there isn’t a difference? i was just clarifying that i am not part of the trans community so i can’t speak for those who are..
@@sorinlemon2236just ignore transphobic illiterates 😂
My only comment is that you are an absolutely beautiful woman and I could care less how you got there!! Be happy in your own skin and as I often tell unhappy people, (not that you are) DLTBGYD which translates to "Don't let the bastards get you down"!
Normalize lube for sure!!! Not using enough lube can lead to UTI’s in women! So lube it up y’all! Haha Also, you do have to dilate the rest of your life. Eventually it can just be like once a week but if you stop dialating you lose depth in your neovagina. My friend has been post op 12 years and my other friend post op 4 years as well and they’ve both lost depth in there because they didn’t keep up with dialating. PLEASE DIALATE!!!
P.s. I have some friends who did it in Thailand and I recommend getting it done there. There are doctors who are trained well enough for many many years and there are procedures where you don’t have to dilate! My friend had it done in Thailand by Dr.Kuldech (trained 20+ years) and her vagina smells great, never had to dilate and her depth is about 8-9 inches without dialating!!! It is possible y’all! Choose the right doctor. (And I know about my friend cuz I stuck my hand in there and everything lol. She also said sex is good!)
Queen 🥰
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How are you
I am good hbu?
@@acherryblossom9403 guud
@@lexustn2733 that's good
I'm not too worried about the surgery or the pain after. Since I turned 22 I have had 30 plus surgeries for a skin condition that my doctors could not treat even Mayo only offered the surgery option. Luckily after I started HRT it actually started healing. I know what its personally like to live with multiple open wounds that did not seem like they would ever heal. I love your content Samantha Lux keep up the great videos.
For a cis girl, wetness comes from glands in the cervix and womb, trans girls obviously don’t have those so...how can they get wet? It must just be sweat right? I hope this doesn’t come across as rude because I’m genuinely confused.
What do you think is a good amount of time to take off from work for recovery? I have read 10 days to 3 monthes. 3 months I dont think I would have a job afterwards
Does your work offer maternity/paternity leave?? That's pretty much the same time.
@@availanila I'm only part time so I dont think so but I'm definitely going to look into it
I was off work for 12 weeks post op :)
@@edenmarsh4127 I'm figuring about that time frame. Unfortunately the best time for me to do it will be during the summer😭😭😭😭
@@stokleemiller5918 yes, unfortunately it's not something you can rush, I went back a couple of weeks early (I was so bored!) On the plus side, before you know it you'll be several years post op and looking back on it! :)
You are awesome debunking these myths and an inspirational person to other trans women, such as myself. I hope I can meet you in person one day, just to thank you for helping others and myself move forward in our transition. I am currently in the hair removal process for GCS and this video gave me lots of things to look forward towards getting my surgery, since I didn't know some of these. Thank you for this and keep up the great work.
Saying reassignment surgery regret is minuscule is factually incorrect! Just look it up, plenty of people have come to regret their decision & they shouldn’t be shunned by the community! As cases rise so will regrets..
@Punkie Junkie Exactly! It’s not doing them any favors to do that…
First
Thanks for coming 😳💚💚🥺
@@_samanthalux you’re welcome!! I love your videos!! 🥺💖💖
You look so beautiful!! I love your makeup and hair today. Love you and your positivity! Keep it up Samantha
And no one thinks you can get pregnant by the way. That isn't a myth.
Yea people do
@@MrGameManIsCool And where are they? The collective society knows trans people have no womb. We know that. You know that. No one thinks you're getting pregnant sweaty.
@@ivonnatrolue6747 people who don't exactly know what being tran is or new people to the community.
@@robertomorales1305 If you don't know what it is then guess what? It ain't shit.
@@ivonnatrolue6747 took you 8 months to come up with that?
Thanks for making this, I know it’s rude to ask about and embarrassing to talk about but it’s something I’ve always been curious about. I’m really glad the surgery is so comprehensive so trans people can have the parts they need, and it’s pretty amazing how good surgery is now for this to be possible.
I also find it funny how most of these myths are things some cis people deal with too. People try so hard to invalidate trans people for not having “fully functional” parts and just end up invalidating cis people who struggle with sexual disfunction in the process lol.
That necklace works so well for you 💕💞
I was expecting to hear that they just chop it off on the list.
That one is so common and so strange. It's like they think you could just find some dick in a dumpster somewhere every time a trans girl gets a surgery.
I know how you feel about periods and why you would like to have them.. but... From someone who has horrible periods with severe cramps/ruin almost all of my undies... I envy your lack of bloodletting. And don't even ask about period poops.
I’m a guy. I still don’t fully understand how all this works, but if you were born male it’s pretty clear to me you were supposed to be female. Your gorgeous! If I saw you on the street there’s not much chance I would mistake you for male.
i know the period thing or prego thing is different for some people.
Some may want a period and be prego,
some may NOT want to it all depends on the person
last year i was on my period and was ranting about it to my trans mtf friend and i feel bad cause i ranted about woman shit and she was prolly feeling dysphoric and stuff but aaa i apologized to her and she said its all good so aaa
@@galaxyflamingo thats a big OOF
@@thehuman_being2559 yea, me and her are homies and shit but we dont talk as often but thats mainly cause friend group drifting
Too bad it will never happen because they’re men
@@Jjjbbb5678 IT WILL HAPPEN CAUSE THEIR BEST FRIEND IS FEMALE
Hi. Im always here. Love you!
Hi Jocelyn I just watched your live into before I came here! Your channel is growing so good! I love it!
@@acherryblossom9403 ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
What drives a trans to leap these hurdles? It's so much work and so frightening and physically painful (and emotionally existential, which must be terrifying). I just can't fathom something driving me to change my body to a new reality. You are so brave. I hope you find great fulfillment and happiness.
what is "a trans"? cisgenders like you need to stop your transphobic habit of constantly dehumanising us. get a hobby, baby machine
Your so beautiful you should have no regrets ,and an inspiration too
As someone who is with a trans woman, I actually find your videos informative and help me understand my partner more
Very helpful video.... so I can understand what my kid is going to face as she transitions physically.... I'm sure she wouldn't want to talk about these things.... but good for perspective. Thanks for this.
You sound like a great dad!
@@snem9381 Well, let's hope it turns out that way! As a parent I will always be worried about my kid's happiness and health. Before coming out to us parents she was tortured. I never want to see that horrible depression and sadness ever again! She's 17. No one should have to suffer like that!
@@DavidWright-vr6vw that's great, there's a really good Facebook group called 'Transgender Education and Discussion' you may like!
@@snem9381 Tx. I will check it out!
That's cute
That’s so cool trans women can self lubricant! Don’t get me wrong there’s nothing wrong with lube, I just think it’s so amazing how far science and surgeries have come! By the way if uterus transplants become available I will gladly give you my uterus ❤️ I have no desire to be pregnant or have periods so I would happily give it to someone that would put it to use
6:16 Amen.
It is one of my dreams to be able to be a mommy to my own children, and sometimes thinking about it too much get me in really bad depressive mood.
@Brett Wagland Thanks, you just cured my dysphoria.
The def lubrication thing varies between cis women too, just about everything you talked about is true for any woman and not every cis woman even menstruates. I’m only 30 so Jo it’s not menopause and I didn’t have a hysterectomy, but mine naturally stopped about 8 yrs ago. And before it stopped I only got it about 2-3x a yr
Hello Samantha. I live in Phoenix, AZ and have had a consult with Dr. Ley at the Meltzer clinic and I wish that I can go to her, but she does not take my insurance. So I am going to San Francisco to have my GCS surgery with Dr. Satterwhite. I have done my research on him and he has done alot of Trans surgeries and knows all about them. My therapist has also recommended Dr. Satterwhote as well so I know that I am going to a good doctor that also takes my insurance so it will be covered.
I have to say you’re so beautiful!!!
I JUST WANNA SAY YOU LOOK SO STUNNING IN THIS VIDEO
I used to be so confused by anything transgender related, but you really helped to change my perception. Thank you! And by the way, you’re gorgeous 😍
I had mine two years ago n now my lips are the biggest bitches everrrr!!!!
Just got randomly recommended this video lol but just wanted to say girl you’re super beautiful
Couldn’t wait for this
Thank you for talking about all of this, it's so educational for everyone - even those of us that won't ever go through these things. It's easier to join you in any arguments against rude people if we are better informed about what being a transgender person might involve. I really appreciate your time and the effort you put into sharing your story!
Why am I subscribed to this channel? I assume it is because you are charming. Thank you for putting info out that is intended to help. Anyone reading this who isn't a totally happy CIS gender person, I wish you the best on your journey, and thank you for excepting people like me who just want to learn. Cheers everyone.
Damn you are beautiful
man...there are a lot of scientific fallacies here. bottom surgery can be a wonderful thing for many trans individuals, but there are some serious limitations/concerns to consider. i've not doubt samantha's intent is good and honorable, but she glosses over many things one should definitely know before undergoing such a major and irreversible life change.
LIke what?
can you pls stop, cisgender
i am born a female and seeing transgender i notice they look more feminine than me i wish i take care of my self more to look feminine
I love your content, I'm not trans but it actually makes me learn about some aspects of trans people's lives. Thank you for all the educative videos you've done! 💜 You're beautiful queen
Thank you for this video! Also you are literally one of the prettiest women I've ever seen. Like wow 😍
Love the video. Very informal.
i went to dr ting and am a year and a half post op, and i havent been able to orgasm and some sensation down there doesnt have full feeling. Hoping for the best but just wanna put this experience out there for those considering this operation
You look like a hotter version of Phoebe from FRIENDS
And I wish I could rock make up like you can😢
@@puppetseducer Why do people like you exist?
@@puppetseducer You feel like a flat earther and an anti-vaxer
Im early 😆
Hey I hope you get to see this, for some reason I got one of your videos in my recommendations. And then was curious to see if you were really trans cause I had a hard time believing it, so I watched your reaction video to your old you and omg you've came so far, I got emotional watching this. I started to think how hard it was for you to live this whole transition.. I was thinking like how did you manage to get through all the hate and the struggles of the voice changing and all the changes you did.. I am speechless a bit cause I want to express to you how much I am just amazed by how much you've achieved. I am glad you look happier now
I’m a cis woman but I love ur videos simply because ur a cool az chick! Ur SUPER funny naturally ❤️
You're amazing Samantha. Keep doing your thing hun! You look fabulous. The world is progressing and I think you'll find there's far more lovely people out there then not.
Oh- I thought when the title said ‘bottom surgery’ I thought she meant butt surgery 😂 I still watched anyway since I definitely needed to learn
hey Samantha! There actually is a uterus surgery! It's originally for cis women who can't get pregnant so they actually can get pregnant. But nowadays they know trans woman can actually do this surgery too. Look it up! It's really REALLY interesting!
Thanks for this it’s really helpful
Why do you think people are so concerned with what other people do? Especially, when it doesn't even effect them at all. I can understand, maybe if I was chick I could be jealous of your watermelons. Because my watermelons might be as nice as yours. Other than that I am completely clueless 🧐🤔🙄😑
Even though im straight I would like to date a transgender women!!
dating a trans women isnt gay btw
@@arcanevoid9199 Its not people tell me it is :(
@@troybrothers8583 aww :(
@@arcanevoid9199 Maybe I should date a transgender women
@@troybrothers8583 date who ever you want :)