Me at 16: I'm gay but it's just an adjective, just one part of my identity, I'm many things. Me at 22: Hi my name is gay and I'm a lesbian. Have you watched Wynonna Earp? Should I wear my vans or combat boots with this flannel? Look at this meme i saw on tumblr yesterday. Oh, you want me to watch this new show you like? Does it have lesbians in it?
I relate to this so much. I do actually filter out anything my friends might perceive as “gay” from conversation a lot of the time because I’m scared they are going to get annoyed with me. This video has made me realise I need to stop doing that!
@@hole-sawbear1500 Most of the time people do that when they're young and have only recently started to be comfortable talking about their sexual orientation. I held stuff in for so long because I was in the closet, so there was a period after I came out where I wanted to talk about it all the time because I finally could let it all out and be myself. And even then I noticed a big difference in how comfortable I was expressing affection for the person I was dating and talking about our relationship compared to my straight brother and his girlfriend. I think a lot of straight people also talk about being straight a lot and communicate their sexual orientation to others, it's just assumed to be normal so nobody notices it. When you're straight, you also just get to exist with that assumption about your sexual orientation being right all the time, whereas when you are not straight, you have to actively challenge that assumption for people to see you for who you are. Most young people are also trying on a lot of pieces of their identity and seeing which parts of who they are define them most. For some people it's being really into video games, for some people it's being in a band or performing in theater, and for some people it's something deeper like being a gay person or a person of color. Even though it seems superficial, it's actually an important part of self discovery and figuring out how you want to interact with the world as the most authentic version of yourself. For me, I was just trying to see how this new piece of myself I had been hiding for so long could coexist with the other parts of me-I am also a scientist, an artist, a comedy enthusiast, a basketball player, a math lover, and a Shakespeare nerd. After I came out I could be all those things and also be out and ok with my sexual orientation, and maybe my sexual orientation took the forefront for a while because I was figuring out how to exist as this out, happier version of myself. There are also not always a lot of environments where people feel safe talking about being gay, so maybe if you hear it from someone a lot it's because you're in a friend group where they feel more comfortable talking about that than in their home or school or religious community or whatever. Hope I didn't come of as disrespectful, just thought I'd contribute my two cents as a queer person.
that awkward moment when straight people can talk about their relationships all the time but when you do it’s “shoving it in their faces” and “making everything about your sexuality”
Ive had a friend ask me to "tone down the gay" and then immediately talk about the guys around us and i tried to being up the girl i like and she just gave me a death stare
Once i made a closeted joke in a drama performance and everyone was quiet and awkward except for my two gay friends in the background who were dying of laughter
Alexis makes such relevant topic videos. This ACTUALLY happens. She’s an incredible writer. I hope she gets more popular with her videos. I’ve watched her since she was about 17, and I’m super proud of the person she’s become. I’m sure all of her fans feel the same way. We love you, Alexis!! ❤️
i wasnt expecting this to actually hurt me lmao but it made me think of Countless interactions like this in my life,,, if i put on music and it was a song sung by a woman and it wasnt even gay,, and i was told to "turn off your lesbian shite" and im constantly accused of only liking things "because its gay" and everyone reduces everything i like to being just solely based on sexuality,, i have to justify myself for liking anything and it drives me crazy,, this video like,, really expressed all of that and i wasnt expecting it to hit home like that,,
Right? I do talk about other things but I tend to talk about being bi more or debate about the lgbt community as it's what I'm interested in. I don't do it because I'm bi and my family don't see that.
Is that the extent of y’all’s life’s or something, every gay person Im friends with only talks about being gay and it’s like, damn bro that’s crazy, but we don’t remember asking
@kingstonshine3727 Hi I'm gay and no. Most normal gays don't only talk about being gay cuz we have real personality and interest, not stereotypes. Some of us like "hetero" stuff. In college it's a HUGE thing especially in highschool so I guess younger adults and teens like they do love to make their sexuality like an accessory vs most older gays(like my ground of friends and me) where we just are. We just chill. Talk about tv, books, games or hiking whether it has anything to do with lgbtqa+ and rubs it in our face. Our whole fight was to be normal not a token character in our own lives.
Too true. When I two had study groups. One of the leaders was straight with a boyfriend and one was gay with a girlfriend. The straight one talked about her boyfriend all the time, and it did not even relate to the course. What's our business if your boyfriend went to the football game. Teach us. Then once the gay one referenced her girlfriend had taken the class with her and they both teach the course study group and if we need help we can ask her. Turns out that on an anonymous review someone wrote "talks about her girlfriend all the time. It's a study group not a hang out" but for the straight one they just said "friendly". WTF??
as a straight person i can verify that we talk about being straight just as much as gay people talk about being gay and both sides of that are fine 😂 talk about what you wanna talk about and surround yourself with people that are open to conversations even if they’re a bit out of their comfort zone.
Ryan Thank you! I feel like if you have friends that do this it’s not because they’re straight, it’s because they aren’t open to all kinds of conversations, or very good friends.
i know its not a "serious" video but it made me so uncomfortable cause its so relatable and well made, now i only hang out with the gays and yes everything is about our gayness
I honestly feel the pressure to filter the gay out of my conversations with my friends because I feel like they think it's all I can talk about. But this just made me realize how straight all of their topics are.
My best friend literally said the exact same thing to me recently... Like I'm not even out for that long and she's already complaining just because I'm gushing over girls... She talks about some guys all the frickin' time like wtf
My friends are the same last week I was telling them about a girl I like. And one of them had the audacity to correct me when I used female pronouns for my crush. All of my other friends said in unison "People are gay Bethany"
@@idareu5094 she looks like she cuts herself and hates her life and everyone in it.. she's literally a through back to every 16 year old from 2005 and still uses MySpace because"she's sooooo cool"... Just saying
Alexis, you are remarkable at entertainment and everything that comes with it. You are one of the few youtubers that have kept me interested for years and I'm always delighted when you upload. But not only that, I also enjoy every other side of your work that you put out into the world. Your ability to write, direct, act and to create such an interesting podcast are all just incredible. Please never stop 'cause you inspire me to do what I love and to fight for the goals I have in my life.
No? But also sorta. To be fair, straight people shove their sexuality in our face in almost every movie/song/book/video since the beginning sooo revenge?
Well i mean if you want equality, revenge will never achieve that. Thats like if black people decided to enslave white people because you know they did it to us
Okay this was so relatable and hilarious oh my god, also I have mixed feelings about Gaby being a bitchy straight girl in this video because I love her lol. This was amazing Alexis, just like all your videos, thanks for posting!
these videos point out really important things by showing the bad extremes without directly saying the message and its actually super powerful in a really comedic way thank you for creating content like this
I agree with this but not completely. It's not the talking about relationships that bothers me about my gay friends, but it's the fact that the only jokes they ever make are about how gay they are, all they talk about is how gay they are, and they don't really talk about anything else. It's like being gay is their entire personality and it's just not pleasant to be around.
This is gold content! I mean in straight cultire they expect you to take interest in everything they do and all of a sudden i mention something and get a silent reaction regarding it. I feel so validated right now like i am not alone . Thank you
I loved your perspective on that ! Like I’m gay I talk about gay and straight stuff a lot with friends but I’ve never noticed they did the same with straight stuff all the time! Really loved the vid 👍🏻 glad you’re back 🤘🏻
I only told 5 people that I’m gay. People have thought that I was gay for a while now and they would ask me that. They would talk to me like this and ask a whole bunch of questions. They make me uncomfortable to answer their questions. My friends say that I talk about being gay to much but I don’t even talk about it that much. They feels uncomfortable around me like I’m going to like kiss them or something EVEN THOUGH I WOULD NEVER DO THAT!! They make me as uncomfortable as possible to the point where I don’t wanna be gay anymore. Some of the girls would fangirl about guys in my school and I would just walk away. Only two of my friends accept me for being who I am one of them is BI and one of them is my closes friend ever. It makes me sad to think that they make me so uncomfortable that I don’t wanna be their friend anymore. Some of them would message on the group chat about boys they like and I can’t add to the conversation cause I don’t have any boy crushes. Sorry if this comment is just really random it’s just I want to let all my anger, pain and sadness out as fast as possible. I hope at least some of you understand what I’m going through I hope you all have a great day, afternoon, evening, night. Stay strong, stay sweet and don’t forget to be awesome. Thanks for reading this -Melody.
So this is my first video of yours that came in my recommendations and god, IT WAS SO GODDAMN RELATABLE I COULD FEEL THE EMBARRASSMENT JUST COARSING THROUGH ME. Also, you're so goshdarn cute. I'm so glad UA-cam recommended this video! I just subscribed!
Thank you for sharing this because I also feel the need to sensor anything I talk about, however I’ve never realised the double standards that exist because it seems so normal that talking about being gay must be censored to anyone not in the lgbt+ community
So damn relatable! I don’t want to feel guilty for bringing up things to do with my sexuality, it’s obviously not my whole identity but after being in the closet you gotta feel comfortable in your own skin at SOME point
My friends are supportive of my identity but then if I start talking about a celeb that I admire they go on and on and on about this ‘crush’ as if it’s a novelty. If I mention hot girls they do the same. It’s weird not being able to relate to a lot of the ‘straight talk’ at school, and annoying. If I say anything gay it’s treated as something huge. I know they’re trying to be nice but all I want to do is fit in. :( Oh and also sometimes they joke around about my ‘future boyfriend’... like... they KNOW I’m gay. It’s pretty annoying, ngl
Lmao this is so relatable and I'm glad I found the rare straight friends that didn't give a shit about me talking about being a lesbian, it's so funny that straight people say that LGBT people connect everything with being LGBT when a lot of straight people talk about how straight stuff all the time.
Honestly what a mood, I always get this feeling that my friends get annoyed that most things I talk about end up relating to gay. But you put it so well, and they can just suck it up :)
I notice I often filter out talking about gay stuff because many people acuse me of only talking about gay stuff or talking about gay stuff "to much" so this video was a very "yep that fricken happens" mood.
this was amazing. thank you so much for creating and sharing. i've experienced stuff like this both from cishet people and others from within the lgbtq+ community, and it's quite disheartening to have to censor yourself for fear ob being "too gay"
(although ive watched this video many times) one comment below said they are not uncomfortable with how relatable is this and i forgot what kind of feeling i got from last time seeing this video so i rewatch it... IT IS HELLA UNCOMFORTABLE
Well worth the wait, i have never clicked on a video this fast in my life.. the script is sooooooo good I hope your stuff gets picked to be a movie or a tv show.. You are a genius Alexis :)
Thought provoking if not a bit heavy handed with the explanation, but i understand its comedic purpose. I don't always agree but in this context, you bring up a great point. Lovely directing and videography by the way. Props.
This is PAINFULY relatable to how i lost a very close friend of mine (it was for the better) But after i came out, i could FINALLY talk about who i am to my friends, and most of them were supportive and excited for me And i got a boyfriend and was actually excited about it and i would talk to my one guy friend about it and eventually he said “can we like, not talk about gay stuff..its all you talk about now” And then he legit proceeded to talk to me about his girlfriend, so i said “as long as we dont talk about straight stuff” People blow my mind. Thank you so much for making this. I cut the friendship off with him and i think he still doesnt understand why
They *have* to talk about their sexuality. How else do you expect them to spread awareness? They should wear their gayness like a crown in their head, and let everybody know that this is who they are an no one can ever take that away.
Ouch this really hit home to me. This is a wonderful video that I will be sharing. It’s crazy how things work if you’re gay, you say ONE little thing. But all they talk about is their hetero relationships lmao
I'm tired of my gay friends only wanting to talk about being gay all the time. I never talk about my sex life with people because it's my Personal life! I'm not interested in anyone else's sex life and I never have to ask gay people because their telling me about it all the time!
ME: I don't ONLY talk about being gay Also me: Hi, my name is gay, and I eat rainbows for breakfast. here is my imaginary girlfriend and I love to kiss chicks.
Me at 16: I'm gay but it's just an adjective, just one part of my identity, I'm many things.
Me at 22: Hi my name is gay and I'm a lesbian. Have you watched Wynonna Earp? Should I wear my vans or combat boots with this flannel? Look at this meme i saw on tumblr yesterday. Oh, you want me to watch this new show you like? Does it have lesbians in it?
Vicki Ignaszak actually me
Wynonna Earp was good.
Mood
😂 👌🏼
Big mood
This is so relatable it’s uncomfortable for me to watch
Savannah Miller same
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Same. Even if they’re not so explicit about me not talking gay stuff, it’s just always something there that stops me.
sameeeee it hurts but it’s still entertaining
Same I keep seizing up like how I react when this happens to me
i hope alexis and gaby never stop writing scripts together. this is gold material, 13/10 would watch again (and again and again and again)
Amen!
I relate to this so much. I do actually filter out anything my friends might perceive as “gay” from conversation a lot of the time because I’m scared they are going to get annoyed with me. This video has made me realise I need to stop doing that!
Exactly. If they are not willing to also hear what's important to you, then maybe they are not friends with you
OncerPotterPendragon yeah. Described it perfectly 😬
Most people only care when you make "gay" your *whole* identity. People with sense can see that for being what it is. Superficial.
@@hole-sawbear1500 Most of the time people do that when they're young and have only recently started to be comfortable talking about their sexual orientation. I held stuff in for so long because I was in the closet, so there was a period after I came out where I wanted to talk about it all the time because I finally could let it all out and be myself. And even then I noticed a big difference in how comfortable I was expressing affection for the person I was dating and talking about our relationship compared to my straight brother and his girlfriend. I think a lot of straight people also talk about being straight a lot and communicate their sexual orientation to others, it's just assumed to be normal so nobody notices it. When you're straight, you also just get to exist with that assumption about your sexual orientation being right all the time, whereas when you are not straight, you have to actively challenge that assumption for people to see you for who you are. Most young people are also trying on a lot of pieces of their identity and seeing which parts of who they are define them most. For some people it's being really into video games, for some people it's being in a band or performing in theater, and for some people it's something deeper like being a gay person or a person of color. Even though it seems superficial, it's actually an important part of self discovery and figuring out how you want to interact with the world as the most authentic version of yourself. For me, I was just trying to see how this new piece of myself I had been hiding for so long could coexist with the other parts of me-I am also a scientist, an artist, a comedy enthusiast, a basketball player, a math lover, and a Shakespeare nerd. After I came out I could be all those things and also be out and ok with my sexual orientation, and maybe my sexual orientation took the forefront for a while because I was figuring out how to exist as this out, happier version of myself. There are also not always a lot of environments where people feel safe talking about being gay, so maybe if you hear it from someone a lot it's because you're in a friend group where they feel more comfortable talking about that than in their home or school or religious community or whatever. Hope I didn't come of as disrespectful, just thought I'd contribute my two cents as a queer person.
@@izzysnyder5226 This is exactly what I'm talking about. I didn't ask for an essay, tldr.
"You talk about straight culture all the time but you just don't notice because you assume your stuff is normal and my stuff is gay." PREACH ALEXIS
that awkward moment when straight people can talk about their relationships all the time but when you do it’s “shoving it in their faces” and “making everything about your sexuality”
Such an awkward moment 😂
Ive had a friend ask me to "tone down the gay" and then immediately talk about the guys around us and i tried to being up the girl i like and she just gave me a death stare
YEP
Guess that's why most my close friends are of the opposite gender of mine; because my gay is their straight.
@@agignac7833 Dump her, that's not a friend.
Once i made a closeted joke in a drama performance and everyone was quiet and awkward except for my two gay friends in the background who were dying of laughter
That's legit my relationship with my one gay friend (at school) 😂 everyone else just looks at us like we're crazy
It's true I'm the performance
Oh well my drama club is all gay.
What was the joke?
Milia The Brood Same
nobody:
that one guy: mY GiRLfRiEnD oLiViA
SKSKSKSKSKSK
ShE'S a DocTOr
Straight = default
Gay = "the gay stuff"
Why is this so relatable? I hate heteronormativity.
same, honey
oh god.... i started to worry half way through the video because it got too relatable
Me when I go home from college and have no gay friends
unrelated but girl you are so adorable! ok that’s all have a nice day
No gay friends or no real friends?
Julia Park this is so relatable omg.
@Skylar Favor Why?
Real friends would not act like in the video, even if they're straight.
I don't have any friends just in general LOL.
I’m straight and I think every straight person should watch this video
yes honey. yes
❤️
Most might be too dense to get it.
I am not straight but me too
Alexis makes such relevant topic videos. This ACTUALLY happens. She’s an incredible writer. I hope she gets more popular with her videos. I’ve watched her since she was about 17, and I’m super proud of the person she’s become. I’m sure all of her fans feel the same way. We love you, Alexis!! ❤️
i wasnt expecting this to actually hurt me lmao but it made me think of Countless interactions like this in my life,,, if i put on music and it was a song sung by a woman and it wasnt even gay,, and i was told to "turn off your lesbian shite" and im constantly accused of only liking things "because its gay" and everyone reduces everything i like to being just solely based on sexuality,, i have to justify myself for liking anything and it drives me crazy,, this video like,, really expressed all of that and i wasnt expecting it to hit home like that,,
When you're the only gay in your friendgroup:
i can relate. i dont know ANY gay people RIP
alexis has a talent for perfectly portraying these situations. this was so spot on omggg
as a gay woman who only hang out with gays I can say that YES we only talk about being gay
addicted creator i’m bi but legit everytime i see an attractive woman i can’t stop saying iM GAY
Right? I do talk about other things but I tend to talk about being bi more or debate about the lgbt community as it's what I'm interested in. I don't do it because I'm bi and my family don't see that.
@Security Cam Sam and what should somebody be proud of according to your highness? Enlighten us please
Is that the extent of y’all’s life’s or something, every gay person Im friends with only talks about being gay and it’s like, damn bro that’s crazy, but we don’t remember asking
@kingstonshine3727 Hi I'm gay and no. Most normal gays don't only talk about being gay cuz we have real personality and interest, not stereotypes. Some of us like "hetero" stuff. In college it's a HUGE thing especially in highschool so I guess younger adults and teens like they do love to make their sexuality like an accessory vs most older gays(like my ground of friends and me) where we just are. We just chill. Talk about tv, books, games or hiking whether it has anything to do with lgbtqa+ and rubs it in our face. Our whole fight was to be normal not a token character in our own lives.
I really wanted all the lesbian youtubers to walk in and start yelling at them
Hello there, nice name 😂
Anna Gaffney omg imagine rose and rosie shhdkdkskshsjjdd
Tbh i think straight people bring up the fact that i am gay more than i do.
that's real. well mostly with like... inappropriate questions and insinuations.
I had to finish Rose and Rosie’s video first... but I’m here now!
Omg same
Same :D
This is gay culture
100%
Too true. When I two had study groups. One of the leaders was straight with a boyfriend and one was gay with a girlfriend. The straight one talked about her boyfriend all the time, and it did not even relate to the course. What's our business if your boyfriend went to the football game. Teach us. Then once the gay one referenced her girlfriend had taken the class with her and they both teach the course study group and if we need help we can ask her. Turns out that on an anonymous review someone wrote "talks about her girlfriend all the time. It's a study group not a hang out" but for the straight one they just said "friendly".
WTF??
as a straight person i can verify that we talk about being straight just as much as gay people talk about being gay and both sides of that are fine 😂 talk about what you wanna talk about and surround yourself with people that are open to conversations even if they’re a bit out of their comfort zone.
Ryan Thank you! I feel like if you have friends that do this it’s not because they’re straight, it’s because they aren’t open to all kinds of conversations, or very good friends.
i left rose and rosie's video
You made a mistake. You have to watch both duh ahah
This is the worst kind of microaggression, so relatable it made me uncomfortable, in other words, 10/10 you've done it again!
YOU ARE SUCH A GOOD WRITER!! I adore your ideas Alexis, thank u for sharing your voice, we need u
Gaby playing a straight women....never thought I'd see the day 😂😂
Dee Dee yes 😂
i know its not a "serious" video but it made me so uncomfortable cause its so relatable and well made, now i only hang out with the gays and yes everything is about our gayness
I honestly feel the pressure to filter the gay out of my conversations with my friends because I feel like they think it's all I can talk about. But this just made me realize how straight all of their topics are.
Honestly, if you're saying that you're a "gay ally" but you do not accept your friend talking about their gay life then you're not a gay ally
My best friend literally said the exact same thing to me recently... Like I'm not even out for that long and she's already complaining just because I'm gushing over girls... She talks about some guys all the frickin' time like wtf
My friends are the same last week I was telling them about a girl I like. And one of them had the audacity to correct me when I used female pronouns for my crush. All of my other friends said in unison "People are gay Bethany"
random but you are reaally pretty
@@idareu5094 thank you 🤭☺
@@idareu5094 she looks like she cuts herself and hates her life and everyone in it.. she's literally a through back to every 16 year old from 2005 and still uses MySpace because"she's sooooo cool"... Just saying
@@oceanwave3881 :d? okayy
Alexis, you are remarkable at entertainment and everything that comes with it. You are one of the few youtubers that have kept me interested for years and I'm always delighted when you upload. But not only that, I also enjoy every other side of your work that you put out into the world. Your ability to write, direct, act and to create such an interesting podcast are all just incredible. Please never stop 'cause you inspire me to do what I love and to fight for the goals I have in my life.
@@AlexisGZall Yor are welcome! You deserve it.
No? But also sorta. To be fair, straight people shove their sexuality in our face in almost every movie/song/book/video since the beginning sooo revenge?
Boo fucking hoo.
Witness ProPro really dude? Grow up
@@JLongb Maybe you should take you're own advice.
Witness ProPro ... that really doesn’t even make sense? Lol you tried
Well i mean if you want equality, revenge will never achieve that. Thats like if black people decided to enslave white people because you know they did it to us
as a lesbian myself, 1000% relate lmao
The real tea is that if you ship Veronica and Archie, doesn’t matter gay, straight whoever you are automatically cancelled
your sketches just keep getting better each time i loved this one aa
Omg straight Gabby is an iconic look😍.
these characters mirror reality so well it infuriates me.
Okay this was so relatable and hilarious oh my god, also I have mixed feelings about Gaby being a bitchy straight girl in this video because I love her lol. This was amazing Alexis, just like all your videos, thanks for posting!
I've never click on something so fast in my life.
actually me^
these videos point out really important things by showing the bad extremes without directly saying the message and its actually super powerful in a really comedic way thank you for creating content like this
Ok that was remarkably good writing!
Why did "gabrielle" make me so uncomfy.
i love how you make relevant things entertaining and humorous so that it reaches the minds of the ignorant.
you're brilliant.
I agree with this but not completely. It's not the talking about relationships that bothers me about my gay friends, but it's the fact that the only jokes they ever make are about how gay they are, all they talk about is how gay they are, and they don't really talk about anything else. It's like being gay is their entire personality and it's just not pleasant to be around.
this is why a wlw friend group is so much easier to talk in 😭👌🏻
This is gold content! I mean in straight cultire they expect you to take interest in everything they do and all of a sudden i mention something and get a silent reaction regarding it. I feel so validated right now like i am not alone . Thank you
I loved your perspective on that ! Like I’m gay I talk about gay and straight stuff a lot with friends but I’ve never noticed they did the same with straight stuff all the time! Really loved the vid 👍🏻 glad you’re back 🤘🏻
I wasn't expecting this to hit home so hard. Thank you for making this Alexis.
I only told 5 people that I’m gay. People have thought that I was gay for a while now and they would ask me that. They would talk to me like this and ask a whole bunch of questions. They make me uncomfortable to answer their questions. My friends say that I talk about being gay to much but I don’t even talk about it that much. They feels uncomfortable around me like I’m going to like kiss them or something EVEN THOUGH I WOULD NEVER DO THAT!! They make me as uncomfortable as possible to the point where I don’t wanna be gay anymore. Some of the girls would fangirl about guys in my school and I would just walk away. Only two of my friends accept me for being who I am one of them is BI and one of them is my closes friend ever.
It makes me sad to think that they make me so uncomfortable that I don’t wanna be their friend anymore. Some of them would message on the group chat about boys they like and I can’t add to the conversation cause I don’t have any boy crushes.
Sorry if this comment is just really random it’s just I want to let all my anger, pain and sadness out as fast as possible. I hope at least some of you understand what I’m going through I hope you all have a great day, afternoon, evening, night. Stay strong, stay sweet and don’t forget to be awesome. Thanks for reading this -Melody.
So this is my first video of yours that came in my recommendations and god, IT WAS SO GODDAMN RELATABLE I COULD FEEL THE EMBARRASSMENT JUST COARSING THROUGH ME.
Also, you're so goshdarn cute. I'm so glad UA-cam recommended this video! I just subscribed!
talented, brilliant, incredible, amazing, show stopping, spectacular, never the same, totally unique, completely not ever been done before!
God Alexis I love you so much for making this video cuz it's so relatable it ACTUALLY hurts
Yes!! I’ve been so excited for this all day!! Love you lots Alexis 💕
what even is today!! You liked one of my tweets on twitter, now my comment omg im honored 💜
we love a sketch-writing legend
This video made me uncomfortable... until Alexis called them out. That was... WOW
Thank you for sharing this because I also feel the need to sensor anything I talk about, however I’ve never realised the double standards that exist because it seems so normal that talking about being gay must be censored to anyone not in the lgbt+ community
I’m so happy to see a new video from u :,( even if you don’t post all the time I love that when you do it’s worth the wait
This is literally the greatest video I have ever seen in my life
So damn relatable! I don’t want to feel guilty for bringing up things to do with my sexuality, it’s obviously not my whole identity but after being in the closet you gotta feel comfortable in your own skin at SOME point
I've been literally binging your vids, hoping you'd post! Thanks queen!
Holy shit our world is so heteronormative that I didn't even notice the irony until she said something about it
i looooooove the fact that you always support your music friends in the endcard!!!
My friends are supportive of my identity but then if I start talking about a celeb that I admire they go on and on and on about this ‘crush’ as if it’s a novelty. If I mention hot girls they do the same. It’s weird not being able to relate to a lot of the ‘straight talk’ at school, and annoying. If I say anything gay it’s treated as something huge. I know they’re trying to be nice but all I want to do is fit in. :(
Oh and also sometimes they joke around about my ‘future boyfriend’... like... they KNOW I’m gay. It’s pretty annoying, ngl
Was not sure where this was going. Very happy with it. Definitely makes a good point.
Ugh this is so relatable I’m actually angry for you 😂
Alexis, you've made a thriller. I slwas on edge for the whole of it shouting at the screen so you could magically hear me and confront them. Good job.
Lmao this is so relatable and I'm glad I found the rare straight friends that didn't give a shit about me talking about being a lesbian, it's so funny that straight people say that LGBT people connect everything with being LGBT when a lot of straight people talk about how straight stuff all the time.
Honestly what a mood, I always get this feeling that my friends get annoyed that most things I talk about end up relating to gay. But you put it so well, and they can just suck it up :)
this is so relatable it's causing me physical pain
yes with the zall dunn content! always the first thing i watch on youtube when available.
I notice I often filter out talking about gay stuff because many people acuse me of only talking about gay stuff or talking about gay stuff "to much" so this video was a very "yep that fricken happens" mood.
The whole time I had this underlying feeling of being angry and anxious at the same time
Me when I'm in a room full of straight people. Also that feeling of not belonging or relating to anything they say.
this was amazing. thank you so much for creating and sharing. i've experienced stuff like this both from cishet people and others from within the lgbtq+ community, and it's quite disheartening to have to censor yourself for fear ob being "too gay"
THIS IS THE MOST RELATABLE CONTENT. Such a struggle 😫😫
(although ive watched this video many times) one comment below said they are not uncomfortable with how relatable is this and i forgot what kind of feeling i got from last time seeing this video so i rewatch it... IT
IS
HELLA
UNCOMFORTABLE
alexis uploaded?? lemme happy cry for a second
So happy that Gaby is writing sketches again, we missed those on her channel with Alison. You are a genius writer Gaby please never stop writing 💜💜💜
I self censure myself in public due to avoiding situations just like this.
Well worth the wait, i have never clicked on a video this fast in my life.. the script is sooooooo good I hope your stuff gets picked to be a movie or a tv show.. You are a genius Alexis :)
i missed you and am glad you're back
Thought provoking if not a bit heavy handed with the explanation, but i understand its comedic purpose. I don't always agree but in this context, you bring up a great point. Lovely directing and videography by the way. Props.
This is the most relatable thing I have ever watched.
This is honestly amazing, this should be broadcasted across the world to open people’s eyes to their hypocrisy and ignorance
this WAS amazing. an AMAZING message that NEEDED to be said.
This is PAINFULY relatable to how i lost a very close friend of mine (it was for the better)
But after i came out, i could FINALLY talk about who i am to my friends, and most of them were supportive and excited for me
And i got a boyfriend and was actually excited about it and i would talk to my one guy friend about it and eventually he said “can we like, not talk about gay stuff..its all you talk about now”
And then he legit proceeded to talk to me about his girlfriend, so i said “as long as we dont talk about straight stuff”
People blow my mind. Thank you so much for making this. I cut the friendship off with him and i think he still doesnt understand why
Gaby's straight wig makes me laugh uncontrollably.
thanks for making this video! now everytime people say im shoving gay stuffs into their face ill just shove this instead
On twitter maybe but not in real life
They *have* to talk about their sexuality. How else do you expect them to spread awareness? They should wear their gayness like a crown in their head, and let everybody know that this is who they are an no one can ever take that away.
Thank you!
People are so ignorant and hypocritical
This made me emotionally constipated . This was so hard to watch . It’s incredibly accurate
Yasss, u haven't posted in a while. Plus Gaby is in it
👏🌈👏
Ouch this really hit home to me. This is a wonderful video that I will be sharing. It’s crazy how things work if you’re gay, you say ONE little thing. But all they talk about is their hetero relationships lmao
I gay rainbow peaked at 13 and now I forget I'm gay sometimes because life
I'm tired of my gay friends only wanting to talk about being gay all the time. I never talk about my sex life with people because it's my Personal life! I'm not interested in anyone else's sex life and I never have to ask gay people because their telling me about it all the time!
This is a masterpiece
this is so relatable, i love that you showed the side of a queer persons perspective! feels good to be seen and heard, glad ur back 💛💛💛
ME: I don't ONLY talk about being gay
Also me:
Hi, my name is gay, and I eat rainbows for breakfast. here is my imaginary girlfriend and I love to kiss chicks.
This is so uncomfortable because some of my old friends did basically this exact same thing.