Thanks for the video 🥰🥰 I was in a bad mood before the last video and the topic of it hit me hard 😭 but im good 😊 im fine now, especially with a new video
When I told my mother I was trans, she told me that she wished I would change my mind. That kinda hurt, it's not like being trans is like deciding on what shoes to wear. You don't get to choose whether you are or aren't trans. I wish more people understood that it's not any kind of choice, either you are born this way or you aren't.
@Kali Evelynn Thank you, I hope she eventually understands eventually. She's 73 and of a different generation, I still wish she would understand now. But thank you so much.
PLEASE ADDRESS THIS VERY IMPORTANT TOPIC ! - is it true that hormone treatment modifies your intestinal flora, and the way your poo smells like ? and if so, make a video about it describing how it changed. describe the smell to us in a video, is it a... light and fruity smell ? or a more robust and nut-like smell ? also, if possible describe the color and texture to us (you can check the texture by poking at it with a pencil, it's what i do) YOU MAY THINK THIS IS A JOKE, but i assure you it's not. how can you totally ignore such an important part of medical science ? hospitals can say a lot about a patient's healthy from his stool samples !
SRS feels like a giant period, take into account all the painful procedures i plan on taking soon... and no, thank you, BUT hard pass on having a period. I feel like i "paid" mine in one payment instead of split into months throughout life Btw i'm the girl who said she is going to have her SRS in 10 days. I'm 2 days post op now 😄 and tbh i just want to heal already because it hurts so bad and i want to have some FUN TIME, FUN. TIME. LOL (mostly wearing swimsuits and tall leggings without my... ruinning the look of it) 😅 Love you, Mathilda ❤ Hej då 😊
What I have heard from other trans women is that, HRT may not have a direct impact on your sexual orientation, but indirectly it can. As estrogen brings out your emotions, it can make suppressed sexual orientations solidify
I have a trans friend who is an adult content creator and she gets questions like "Would you wrap your legs around my face so I can wear you like a snorkel?" I don't understand what's wrong with people.
When I was really early in coming out I went to a trans forum online and literary asked them "What gender are you when you dream?" and was kicked for asking an unapropriate question. I now get why it is uncomfortable, but yeah, people need to learn that it is unapropriate to know that it is unapropriate I guess. I have never understood why people would ask strangers about their genitalia, like, you don't ask cis guys for their sizes or cis women how much hair they have under there, just seemd rude/trying to trigger emotions ngl. Also, good video as always, Mathilda. When will your next livestream be?
O you're a science teacher! A noble profession. What grade level are your students? Would be cool to hear more about that. P.S. IDK who roasts your nose or if they're only kidding, but in my (subjective) judgement it's an elegant feature of yours. My compliments to who/whatever broke it for that aquiline aesthetic. 👌🏼
In regards to the question at 8:24 "What's one of the most surprising reactions you've got when you've told people you're trans" When coming out to my dad, and my friends, I expected negative reactions, but I was accepted instead, which made me deeply happy. And in regards to the question at 9:50 "What's your gender when you dream?" It's difficult to explain, but I've always been androgynous in my dreams, anatomically as well.
I was accepted when I came out to my dad. For a while, I thought he'd act like I was taking his "son" away from him. I had contemplated telling him I was trans for quite a while, though. Even had the perfect episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation to discuss it over. It was the one with the J'naii, a race of genderless aliens. One of the J'naii identifies as female and takes a liking to Riker.
@@DarDarBinks1986 I'm glad that you were also accepted! I remember that episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation. It's a great episode, though there's one thing that I would change. There's a scene where Riker discusses the problem of pronouns for a nonbinary race, and I would have loved if the concept of a singular 'they' could have been brought up.
@@NickyTannock My dad got me into Star Trek. I cut my teeth on TNG, then watched Deep Space Nine. I've long since watched all of DS9. I haven't watched the original series other than the movies. But I have watched some of Voyager, Enterprise, and Discovery.
this might be a triggering comment idk? Someone in the comments tell me if it is but: As a cis woman, I have to be honest... I am very thankful to have a period. It's like a reconnection to nature for me and a reminder that I am powerful. Yeah, the bleeding sucks, but I honestly am very happy to have a period. It doesn't come without struggles but it definitely reminds me that I am a strong woman. Although, if you are a woman without a period, cis or not, you are all beautiful and powerful and strong. Remember that y'all
I’m a straight cis male, who is on hrt as well, testosterone. Inhibiting the conversion to e2 when I run it high. Anyways my orientation definitely didn’t change. Keep the hard work up!
Hope you are well. I'm not surprised at some of the questions people have asked. It is possible to suffer from phantom period. The hormones can give some transgender people symptoms of abdominal pain, emotional outbursts and some other minor things that occur roughly every 3 to 4 weeks, only you don't "bleed" due to the lack of plumbing, so to speak. I was also told that some people do change their sexual orientation due to the changes in the brain chemistry caused by the hormone treatment.
Please Mathilda can you make a video explaining further how is it that you still suffer from gender dysphoria after transitioning? I hope you are okay 💛 Love so much your channel, big hugs from Spain
I get your an awareness activist and all that pioneering for trans women but I'm like so interested in learning about you outside of all that. Like hobbies and skills and pet peeves that dont revolve around gender- not because I'm sick of the material, but because I LOVE your personality and wanna know YOU outside of your label
I have a thought on the sexuality on hrt thing. I was bi before hrt. So far I'm still feeling pretty bi. (four months) but I will say... men are a lot more appetizing these days. I think estrogen affects your brain's reactions to pheromones maybe?
Well finally found a video talking about sexuality from you haha! I'd say one of the 2 biggest thing that held me back from realizing my gender diasphoria, as sb. who was born a male is, a) I'm kinda comfortable with certain gender roles defined by society & expectations. For example I am ambitious, I am currently in quantitative finance fields, I am sb. who's highly opinionated and is willing to stand & argue for my standings. Which traditionally are 'masculine' traits but I've totally seen women like that. b) I don't know whether it's a part of it, which is what's relevant here, is that rn as I'm still closeted and not on any HRT or any transitioning, I found myself almost 100% attracted to women, only. And obviously that could still be the case after I transition if I do that eventually, as trans ppl are unlike cis ppl, and we're highly diverse in sexuality. The plurality is usually bisexual/pansexual/etc., followed by a similar % of pure homo and hetro sexual attractions. Also I personally feel very comfortable and connecting when I see anything depicting lesbians. I have a different and a lot weaker interest in gay materials. But of course I've seen examples of trans women changing sexuality preferences. Specifically those who were into women before but into men afterwards. I really wonder how it'd look like for me, although I wish now that I'm at least still somewhat attracted to women. I do think that I would still emotionally be more 'attracted' to women though. And maybe even physically. As maybe I'm a little 'demi' (?) in this case in that I won't feel physical attraction to someone who I don't feel emotionally and spiritually attached to at least to some degree.
Knowing how scholarly and discerning you are about your vocabulary, grammar, and eloquence, I beg you not to be offended and know that I only suggest this with warmest intentions - I believe you intended the meaning of the word "Subjective" vs. "Objective". Sincerely, Mike
Hi,yesterday i get to know that my gf is a transgender. She was scared to tell me about it. So i did some investigation and get to know that she was a boy 3 years ago but in she never fell like she is a boy. I love her. Now i am scared to tell her that i investigate something about her past.
I think it is facinating you are a science teacher. Your pupils must be thrilled to have such an open minded and pleasant teacher . Sweden must be open minded because the board educaton tends to be conservative ... How do your pupils feel about your social media presence?
Been with a girl who had bottom surgery. We saw each other for awhile. Other then a lubrication problem it was probably the best I ever had. You ask if it looks good?? Every women looks different down there anyway but it did look normal. It only makes sense that someone who waited their whole life to be who they are would make a loving partner. It takes determination and a strong constitution to transition fully. Some of the sexiest women iv ever met or have seen have been trans. People should just mind their own business and just let people live there lives. Remember we all have skeletons in a closet somewhere.
Would love to see a video on your experience with dysphoria, even as it presents now. But only if you can make one without it affecting you in a bad way. 💜🙏
TL;DR Some people know the gender they're attracted to pre hormones more concretely than their orientation while others know the orientation they are more than the gender they're attracted to pre hormones and will proceed in however way fits them best after they come out and start hormones. I don't think hormones change your sexual orientation instead it just helps bring out your true orientation after you go on it depending on whether you're gay/straight/ or conformist/individualistic and helps you be more comfortable in your skin. Like for me I knew I like the same gender so when I was seen as a woman I thought I was a lesbian pre-T then after I started going on hormones I started feeling more bi or pan but liked guys more than girls. I'm speculating but I think before you went on oestrogen you might have known you were straight but you were perceived as a man so you thought you needed to like women but since you started hormones and came out as a transwoman you realised you are still straight but you actually like men. There are also some straight transguys and gay transwomen who've always liked women and thought they were a lesbian or straight pre hormones while some gay transguys and straight tranwomen who've always liked men and thought they were straight or a gay man before they went on hormones. Bottomline is after coming out people free themselves up to explore other aspects of their identity without the constraints of forcing themselves to hide a part of themselves or just not knowing that part of themselves and coming to terms with it and accepting and embracing it.
I don't know why they have transwomen who say HRT changed their sexuality...I think its the case that its the trans women who wore more fluid with their sexuality, and when they transition they were finally more comfortable to express it. People like what they like
In Sweden, is there federally covered freezing and storage of eggs, sperm, embryos, etc.? If I ever decide to biologically transition, I think that I'd want to get my sperm's motility tested, and if the potential to conceive is good or normal, the sample could be at the ready.
Look at 100 cis vajajs and you will see 100 different vajajs, all are different. And girl yours is among those variations, and yes no one should ask ANY woman, cis or trans, that question.
I, and I'm sure many other trans-women, agree with you about menstruation. Sadly that, and carrying a child inside of us, are two of the wonders of life that we will never have the opportunity to experience. :(
The dreams ... this is one that I wonder if it's related to gender dysphoria. How many people have dreams where they are ALWAYS themselves? Versus what percentage of people have dreams where they are someone else? And is that someone else always the same gender as they are, or does it differ? And then what percentage of people have dreams where they are just observers, like watching a movie? Personally, I have always had a very tenuous connection to myself in my dreams. I am very often other people in my dreams. And sometimes I am just an observer, watching a movie of other people doing things in my dreams. Sometimes, rarely, I am myself. It does not happen often, and is almost never a good dream if I am me. So I wonder how "normal" this is? Do "healthy" people only dream about being themselves? Or does everyone have a certain amount of identity disconnection in their subconscious? I'm curious how much of my disconnect is normal and how much is just me being broken. LOL Not that knowing would help either way. I just find these kinds of things fascinating. Our brains are so weird.
It's not abnormal to dream your not you in your dreams. Iv been my present self, if been my childhood self with childhood memories and friends (which iv found weird)- I once had a dream I was Matt Smith's Doctor from tv series Doctor Who. iv also had dreams that have no relevance to my day life or memories and I'm just part of the dream, kinda like when you watch tv (a disconnect). But if also had dreams that are extremely extremely realistic and do resemble my waking life, to the point they feel real. The subconscious asleep brain can conjure up such imaginatives that the real world cannot. It's a minefield of illusions. Each dream different from the last. But that's just normal as it's just the brain configuring itself and processing stuff, while the body rests. Dont let it freak you out as everybody's dreams are unique to themselves and differ greatly. In other words what your dreaming about is very much NORMAL function for you.👍🙂
Hello Mathilda my name is Miles I just wanted to let you know that I'm proud of you for you being you ☺️ becoming the most beautiful women ♀️that's ever walked the face of this earth 😘
Something funny and deep: Can non-transpeople, cis people, have relationships too? If so, why are many of them single than?Mmmmhh......a riddle for the ages.......
Women sometimes say that us guys are lucky to be able to pee standing up. It’s so convenient. Did you think it was convenient? Do you miss the convenience.
I need to know this. I know it sounds kind of crude. But what does you’re a Vijay taste like compared to a normal hetero sexual woman. And I apologize for that. And you may not know the answer. And I’m sorry if you don’t know. Hopefully you’re gonna tell me it taste better
If a person makes a not so good comment about somebody's facial or bodily features. They are garbage. So don't listen to that garbage. And again you look 👀 😍 great and beautiful lady 👩 ❤ 😍 💖 💕.
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Thanks for the video 🥰🥰 I was in a bad mood before the last video and the topic of it hit me hard 😭 but im good 😊 im fine now, especially with a new video
Nice video u luks gorgeous day by day love u Mathilda🌹🌹🌹
When I told my mother I was trans, she told me that she wished I would change my mind. That kinda hurt, it's not like being trans is like deciding on what shoes to wear. You don't get to choose whether you are or aren't trans. I wish more people understood that it's not any kind of choice, either you are born this way or you aren't.
@Kali Evelynn Thank you, I hope she eventually understands eventually. She's 73 and of a different generation, I still wish she would understand now. But thank you so much.
PLEASE ADDRESS THIS VERY IMPORTANT TOPIC ! - is it true that hormone treatment modifies your intestinal flora, and the way your poo smells like ? and if so, make a video about it describing how it changed. describe the smell to us in a video, is it a... light and fruity smell ? or a more robust and nut-like smell ? also, if possible describe the color and texture to us (you can check the texture by poking at it with a pencil, it's what i do)
YOU MAY THINK THIS IS A JOKE, but i assure you it's not. how can you totally ignore such an important part of medical science ? hospitals can say a lot about a patient's healthy from his stool samples !
“She was under lock and key, but now she’s finally” ☺️🥺 that touches me deeply in my ♥️
SRS feels like a giant period, take into account all the painful procedures i plan on taking soon... and no, thank you, BUT hard pass on having a period. I feel like i "paid" mine in one payment instead of split into months throughout life
Btw i'm the girl who said she is going to have her SRS in 10 days. I'm 2 days post op now 😄 and tbh i just want to heal already because it hurts so bad and i want to have some FUN TIME, FUN. TIME. LOL (mostly wearing swimsuits and tall leggings without my... ruinning the look of it) 😅 Love you, Mathilda ❤ Hej då 😊
💜 I hope you heal quickly.🙏
how do u know what a period feels like if you're trans?
Stay strong, you’re amazing and I’m so happy for you 😊 that you were able to get to post op stage of your transition ♥️💛
That is fabulous Val...I'm very happy for you. 💖 Best wishes for a long and happy life, and a lot of cute swim suits. :)
@@tokyofilms5378 I think that she is talking about the bleeding, which is a central part of surgery.
What I have heard from other trans women is that, HRT may not have a direct impact on your sexual orientation, but indirectly it can. As estrogen brings out your emotions, it can make suppressed sexual orientations solidify
I have a trans friend who is an adult content creator and she gets questions like "Would you wrap your legs around my face so I can wear you like a snorkel?" I don't understand what's wrong with people.
I don't care if you were a handsome guy. You are an absolutely gorgeous woman that any man would be lucky to have.
Alright, I see you Casanova. 👀
@@BhayBo Just being honest.
Didn't mean it in a bad way. 🤙🏼
Nah I like real woman 😂
@@arumba7345 ass.
When I was really early in coming out I went to a trans forum online and literary asked them "What gender are you when you dream?" and was kicked for asking an unapropriate question. I now get why it is uncomfortable, but yeah, people need to learn that it is unapropriate to know that it is unapropriate I guess. I have never understood why people would ask strangers about their genitalia, like, you don't ask cis guys for their sizes or cis women how much hair they have under there, just seemd rude/trying to trigger emotions ngl. Also, good video as always, Mathilda. When will your next livestream be?
Omg, I love your videos so much. They have helped me through my Transition. Sending love from Detroit😍🙌🏼💅🏽😁❤️
I was pretty unsure if I really wanna have " srs " but now "Am daamn sure" I need it lol
O you're a science teacher! A noble profession.
What grade level are your students? Would be cool to hear more about that.
P.S. IDK who roasts your nose or if they're only kidding, but in my (subjective) judgement it's an elegant feature of yours.
My compliments to who/whatever broke it for that aquiline aesthetic. 👌🏼
In regards to the question at 8:24 "What's one of the most surprising reactions you've got when you've told people you're trans"
When coming out to my dad, and my friends, I expected negative reactions, but I was accepted instead, which made me deeply happy.
And in regards to the question at 9:50 "What's your gender when you dream?"
It's difficult to explain, but I've always been androgynous in my dreams, anatomically as well.
I was accepted when I came out to my dad. For a while, I thought he'd act like I was taking his "son" away from him. I had contemplated telling him I was trans for quite a while, though. Even had the perfect episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation to discuss it over. It was the one with the J'naii, a race of genderless aliens. One of the J'naii identifies as female and takes a liking to Riker.
@@DarDarBinks1986 I'm glad that you were also accepted!
I remember that episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation.
It's a great episode, though there's one thing that I would change.
There's a scene where Riker discusses the problem of pronouns for a nonbinary race, and I would have loved if the concept of a singular 'they' could have been brought up.
@@NickyTannock My dad got me into Star Trek. I cut my teeth on TNG, then watched Deep Space Nine. I've long since watched all of DS9. I haven't watched the original series other than the movies. But I have watched some of Voyager, Enterprise, and Discovery.
this might be a triggering comment idk? Someone in the comments tell me if it is but:
As a cis woman, I have to be honest... I am very thankful to have a period. It's like a reconnection to nature for me and a reminder that I am powerful. Yeah, the bleeding sucks, but I honestly am very happy to have a period. It doesn't come without struggles but it definitely reminds me that I am a strong woman. Although, if you are a woman without a period, cis or not, you are all beautiful and powerful and strong. Remember that y'all
I think it’s beautiful because it’s a reminder of the miracle of birth.
I’m a straight cis male, who is on hrt as well, testosterone. Inhibiting the conversion to e2 when I run it high.
Anyways my orientation definitely didn’t change.
Keep the hard work up!
Hope you are well. I'm not surprised at some of the questions people have asked.
It is possible to suffer from phantom period. The hormones can give some transgender people symptoms of abdominal pain, emotional outbursts and some other minor things that occur roughly every 3 to 4 weeks, only you don't "bleed" due to the lack of plumbing, so to speak.
I was also told that some people do change their sexual orientation due to the changes in the brain chemistry caused by the hormone treatment.
Please Mathilda can you make a video explaining further how is it that you still suffer from gender dysphoria after transitioning? I hope you are okay 💛 Love so much your channel, big hugs from Spain
Hey Mathilda!! Hugs from greece :-)
Nice video, and you answered the 3rd question so spontaneously and without getting upset.
You are an awesome person!
I see the subscriptions climb step by step 💖💖
I get your an awareness activist and all that pioneering for trans women but I'm like so interested in learning about you outside of all that. Like hobbies and skills and pet peeves that dont revolve around gender- not because I'm sick of the material, but because I LOVE your personality and wanna know YOU outside of your label
I have a thought on the sexuality on hrt thing. I was bi before hrt. So far I'm still feeling pretty bi. (four months) but I will say... men are a lot more appetizing these days. I think estrogen affects your brain's reactions to pheromones maybe?
as someone who was attracted only to men and now feels bi, i finally understand all the "i love when women" comments on tiktok
Well finally found a video talking about sexuality from you haha! I'd say one of the 2 biggest thing that held me back from realizing my gender diasphoria, as sb. who was born a male is, a) I'm kinda comfortable with certain gender roles defined by society & expectations. For example I am ambitious, I am currently in quantitative finance fields, I am sb. who's highly opinionated and is willing to stand & argue for my standings. Which traditionally are 'masculine' traits but I've totally seen women like that. b) I don't know whether it's a part of it, which is what's relevant here, is that rn as I'm still closeted and not on any HRT or any transitioning, I found myself almost 100% attracted to women, only. And obviously that could still be the case after I transition if I do that eventually, as trans ppl are unlike cis ppl, and we're highly diverse in sexuality. The plurality is usually bisexual/pansexual/etc., followed by a similar % of pure homo and hetro sexual attractions. Also I personally feel very comfortable and connecting when I see anything depicting lesbians. I have a different and a lot weaker interest in gay materials. But of course I've seen examples of trans women changing sexuality preferences. Specifically those who were into women before but into men afterwards. I really wonder how it'd look like for me, although I wish now that I'm at least still somewhat attracted to women. I do think that I would still emotionally be more 'attracted' to women though. And maybe even physically. As maybe I'm a little 'demi' (?) in this case in that I won't feel physical attraction to someone who I don't feel emotionally and spiritually attached to at least to some degree.
Is interesting on the video for the questions and Happy Valentine Day❤❤❤❤
Scandinavian people look gorgeous either way.
I wish I was born a cis girl but under different circumstances TBH
Yep.
Honestly I can't handle these questions 😂😂😂 does your nose shrink .
Becareful what you wish for. Periods suck,
Knowing how scholarly and discerning you are about your vocabulary, grammar, and eloquence, I beg you not to be offended and know that I only suggest this with warmest intentions - I believe you intended the meaning of the word "Subjective" vs. "Objective". Sincerely, Mike
Hi,yesterday i get to know that my gf is a transgender. She was scared to tell me about it. So i did some investigation and get to know that she was a boy 3 years ago but in she never fell like she is a boy. I love her. Now i am scared to tell her that i investigate something about her past.
I think it is facinating you are a science teacher. Your pupils must be thrilled to have such an open minded and pleasant teacher .
Sweden must be open minded because the board educaton tends to be conservative ...
How do your pupils feel about your social media presence?
Been with a girl who had bottom surgery. We saw each other for awhile. Other then a lubrication problem it was probably the best I ever had. You ask if it looks good?? Every women looks different down there anyway but it did look normal.
It only makes sense that someone who waited their whole life to be who they are would make a loving partner. It takes determination and a strong constitution to transition fully. Some of the sexiest women iv ever met or have seen have been trans.
People should just mind their own business and just let people live there lives. Remember we all have skeletons in a closet somewhere.
Would love to see a video on your experience with dysphoria, even as it presents now. But only if you can make one without it affecting you in a bad way. 💜🙏
Your nose looks normal
TL;DR
Some people know the gender they're attracted to pre hormones more concretely than their orientation while others know the orientation they are more than the gender they're attracted to pre hormones and will proceed in however way fits them best after they come out and start hormones.
I don't think hormones change your sexual orientation instead it just helps bring out your true orientation after you go on it depending on whether you're gay/straight/ or conformist/individualistic and helps you be more comfortable in your skin.
Like for me I knew I like the same gender so when I was seen as a woman I thought I was a lesbian pre-T then after I started going on hormones I started feeling more bi or pan but liked guys more than girls.
I'm speculating but I think before you went on oestrogen you might have known you were straight but you were perceived as a man so you thought you needed to like women but since you started hormones and came out as a transwoman you realised you are still straight but you actually like men.
There are also some straight transguys and gay transwomen who've always liked women and thought they were a lesbian or straight pre hormones while some gay transguys and straight tranwomen who've always liked men and thought they were straight or a gay man before they went on hormones.
Bottomline is after coming out people free themselves up to explore other aspects of their identity without the constraints of forcing themselves to hide a part of themselves or just not knowing that part of themselves and coming to terms with it and accepting and embracing it.
u r humble giving v nice answers of questions I Love u.......
Hey Mathilda your smile make my day 😇
Love your videos
I watch you every night
You help me a ton
can u elaborate more how to fight jealous agains cis woman and have peace on your trans identity ? Since i need this so much :(
I don't know why they have transwomen who say HRT changed their sexuality...I think its the case that its the trans women who wore more fluid with their sexuality, and when they transition they were finally more comfortable to express it. People like what they like
In Sweden, is there federally covered freezing and storage of eggs, sperm, embryos, etc.? If I ever decide to biologically transition, I think that I'd want to get my sperm's motility tested, and if the potential to conceive is good or normal, the sample could be at the ready.
Also you say you’re a science teacher, have your students found your channel?
Look at 100 cis vajajs and you will see 100 different vajajs, all are different. And girl yours is among those variations, and yes no one should ask ANY woman, cis or trans, that question.
4:00 pretty sure the cuteness of a vulva is one of those things that's Subjective...
but I'm guessing that's what you meant 😉
I, and I'm sure many other trans-women, agree with you about menstruation. Sadly that, and carrying a child inside of us, are two of the wonders of life that we will never have the opportunity to experience. :(
Shared liked and was already subscribed
Mathilda what will happen if you stop taking estrogen (body,mentally and pshycally ),like after srs since the body won't produce anything ?
What grade level do you teach science classes?
Hi, just curious, what.would you say is your top 3 bands all time?
You were a handsome guy but now you are a beautiful woman
I luv and support you sis.
Jättebra video! ❤️🇫🇮🇸🇪
I'm just checking in Girl. Mikey sending BIG LOVE per usual from West Virginia,USA.😍❤❤❤SUB 4 LIFE!!!
What if anything will need to change or I might need to learn about hygiene before during and after my transitioning
You are such a beautiful person inside and out.
I think you meant that it is quite subjective because objective means it is not subject to opinion.
The dreams ... this is one that I wonder if it's related to gender dysphoria. How many people have dreams where they are ALWAYS themselves? Versus what percentage of people have dreams where they are someone else? And is that someone else always the same gender as they are, or does it differ? And then what percentage of people have dreams where they are just observers, like watching a movie?
Personally, I have always had a very tenuous connection to myself in my dreams. I am very often other people in my dreams. And sometimes I am just an observer, watching a movie of other people doing things in my dreams. Sometimes, rarely, I am myself. It does not happen often, and is almost never a good dream if I am me. So I wonder how "normal" this is? Do "healthy" people only dream about being themselves? Or does everyone have a certain amount of identity disconnection in their subconscious? I'm curious how much of my disconnect is normal and how much is just me being broken. LOL Not that knowing would help either way. I just find these kinds of things fascinating. Our brains are so weird.
It's not abnormal to dream your not you in your dreams. Iv been my present self, if been my childhood self with childhood memories and friends (which iv found weird)- I once had a dream I was Matt Smith's Doctor from tv series Doctor Who. iv also had dreams that have no relevance to my day life or memories and I'm just part of the dream, kinda like when you watch tv (a disconnect). But if also had dreams that are extremely extremely realistic and do resemble my waking life, to the point they feel real. The subconscious asleep brain can conjure up such imaginatives that the real world cannot. It's a minefield of illusions. Each dream different from the last. But that's just normal as it's just the brain configuring itself and processing stuff, while the body rests. Dont let it freak you out as everybody's dreams are unique to themselves and differ greatly. In other words what your dreaming about is very much NORMAL function for you.👍🙂
Why would you be roasted on your nose? 😅😅 looks normal to me. You go, girl! 👍🏼
9:51 😹 Dream gender = Mathilda gendered.
What happened? My question did not appear. I didn't say anything vulgar or inappropriate. Anyways, I hope to hear from you and hope all is well.
Hello Mathilda my name is Miles I just wanted to let you know that I'm proud of you for you being you ☺️ becoming the most beautiful women ♀️that's ever walked the face of this earth 😘
Something funny and deep: Can non-transpeople, cis people, have relationships too? If so, why are many of them single than?Mmmmhh......a riddle for the ages.......
Have you ever thought that maybe you were Nom Binary? What is it like dealing with doubt?
You should do a « however » count lol
Hello :-), Matilda, I very happy to see your beautiful face full of happy enjoying your precious life. . Thank you sharing . (Love) you xxx
Your stunning Matilda awesome video love you beautiful Matilda
Women sometimes say that us guys are lucky to be able to pee standing up. It’s so convenient. Did you think it was convenient? Do you miss the convenience.
I need to know this. I know it sounds kind of crude. But what does you’re a Vijay taste like compared to a normal hetero sexual woman. And I apologize for that. And you may not know the answer. And I’m sorry if you don’t know. Hopefully you’re gonna tell me it taste better
If a person makes a not so good comment about somebody's facial or bodily features. They are garbage. So don't listen to that garbage. And again you look 👀 😍 great and beautiful lady 👩 ❤ 😍 💖 💕.
You were handsome! and know you are beautiful!
Yas Girly! we love you Matillllly, yasss Girly, love your stuff. Yass your girl/s is cute. Yassssss, Matillllly so good yasss Yus. UA-cam Queen.
Funny 😁
I think your nose is cute 🥰!
do you have a womb?
Love You so pretty
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Looks good? Looks dam delicious 😘
Hey first like 😊
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I'm sorry but You use the Word weird way to often
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Why do a lot of trans women have similar mannerisms? Not being rude but the smacking of the lips, etc.