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OK I’m gonna be completely honest but I grew up in a household where gay, transgender, all that stuff was looked down upon because God did not create us that way. But then I found your channel and you have completely transformed my ideas and thoughts on the subject and I completely adore you! I’m so proud of you for everything you’ve done and having the courage to be what you want to be! Thank you Juno!!!
@@ghoultooth I couldn’t stand the narrow minded way I was taught growing up and once I was an adult I decided to think for myself and make my own decisions about things and it’s quite nice!
I'm an atheist, but I never understood that argument. I mean first off, isn't God's mind supposed to be unknowable to man? So who are any of us to say that the way we were born was wrong? And if we were born that way, doesn't that indicate that maybe God made us that way specifically? Especially considering the overall message of the New Testament and Jesus' teachings, it never made sense to me.
Being trans and autistic I very often feel like such an alien, but you are 100% right! Being an alien can be stunning ✨Love you Juno, you are such an inspiration! Happy pride! 🏳⚧🏳🌈🎉
I have a daughter that’s trans and autistic so I can understand the struggle a bit and as a bipolar/adhd I strongly recognize the alienation. I’m 41 now and I’ve come to the realization that “normal” is just trends passing but it can be really dangerous to be different in so so so many aspects of life, but it’s worth it. I wouldn’t change me even if I could. As she said, being an alien can be stunning. And a cheesy quote that got stuck in my soul is. “If you wouldn’t be outside, in the dark you would never see the stars. And damn how much beauty we got here amongst the outsiders haven’t we? 🙏✨
teaching kids about trans people won't turn them trans, it'll give kids who are ALREADY trans the words they need to understand themselves. And it'll teach the kids who arent trans that everyone is different but also deserving of love.
Not really, if you tell a child that if they like certain things like blues/pinks or what would typically be guy/girl things then they are trans It'd be better if they were taught about trans in middle school when they have a little sense of self Leave the children alone Leave the trans conversation at home, it's the parents job to teach their kids stuff like this not school systems who can't even teach basic life skills 🙄
@@who__cares__ Explaining to children that some people identify with their biological bodies and other people don't is not an inappropriate conversation, and isn't going to make children want to "switch sides." If it's helpful to a kid and describes what they might be experiencing, then it's not an adult conversation. Same as gayness not being an inherently adult experience, that one only acquires when they turn 18
My parents kept pressuring me into being a girl. They bought me bras and make-up, they pierced my ears, said that I should be like "other girls". But it turns out you cannot change someone's gender. It would be funny if it wasn't so dangerous that people think mentioning trans people's existance will change the child's gender but an entire life telling them to be a gender doesn't do that. If that actually worked, don't you think queer people wouldn't exist anymore since we've been told for centuries that you should/can only be cis and straight?
I am a woman who was born a girl. My son is a transgender boy and I couldn't be more proud to support him as he goes through his journey of discovery. Happy Pride, everyone!! It's more important than ever that we support one another!
@@didi_mega_duduabsolutely NO teenager, NO parent and absolutely NO DOCTOR, is performing any cirurgical procedure before years of careful check ups and hormonal treatment. Don't believe in everything you hear on the internet, any trans teenager can tell you that themselves, if you at least try to listen to them.
I remember you from school and you are right, the word transgender wasn’t used but you were just authentic. You taught an entire school, including myself how to be kind and inclusive ❤I’m so happy to see you thriving!
@@Amanda-kb8hm"transgender" is an umbrella term for anyone who doesn't identify as their biological sex. So, an Agender person who doesn't identify with a gender is still different from what they were told from birth, hence the term still applying :)
I will be attempting to come out to my religious family as a trans boy at the end of the month and this video is giving me all of the good vibes i need to make it to that moment 😭🏳️⚧️ happy pride juno!!! (update: thank you all for the well wishes! tbh it went about as great as i thought it would but atleast 3 members of my family are kinda okay with it! my mother might have disowned me and i won't be able to socially transition until i go to college eventually but i still have a roof over my head and food to eat so im cutting my losses and moving forward with one less burden on my shoulders💀)
I can’t even explain how liberating it was to finally find access to education to understand what it meant to be trans. I also knew from a very young age that I was trans but had no examples to reference or to help me explain it, until I was around 18 and could medically transition anyway. But before I understood that there were other people like me, that you could transition, and that it was possible for me to live comfortably in my skin, I was such a confused and angry person. I thought I was a “freak” and the entire world would hate me if I “changed” to become who I actually truly was the entire time. Realizing that I wasn’t alone, that other people experience it, understanding the science behind it, the psychology behind it, etc was literally life saving for me and I know it is for so many other trans identifying people as well. Happy Pride Month to my fellow queer people, we’ve been here all along and we aren’t going anywhere!🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️
I'm a trans person at the very beginning of my transition journey, so videos like yours help me remind myself that things will definitely get much better (emotionally mainly, since depression is pulling me down a deep pool at the moment). My body is incredibly feminine, and that fact makes me feel overwhelmingly claustrophobic... I never want to rush anything since time will always bring what we deserve at the right moment, but my transition is, at this point, desperately needed. It rough...but you're proving to me that it will 100% get better, so, in the meantime, I have to be kind with myself and not freak out. I will reach my happy place some day.
Hi Tara, I saw your comment and just wanted to send you some love. I hope you continue to find strength in being you. Unapologetically you. From a stranger on the Internet, Happy Pride, much love.
Hope you see this … I’m a straight adult female…. Watching your videos have made me more confident to express myself through my makeup and be my weird self and not worry bout what anyone else thinks of me…. I’ve shared your vids with close friends and they all. LOVE YOU THE SAME! Sure it is minimal towards how famous you are…but…. You are appreciated!
“I look like a pride flag” that’s it, I couldn’t find a makeup look I wanted to do for pride and now I’ve found it. Inspiration, cutting edge, art goddess, Queen Juno
The F E A R that I felt when she put on a full face of pride flag and then picks up the eyeshadow brush and goes “let’s just do a little tester…” Without fail every time I’ve done my face before “testing” an eye look it’s ended in disaster. Our queen is flawless
I first heard of Juno Birch when Tracy Martel talked about her boyfriend being a collector of her sculptures many years ago. Followed ever since 👽💋 I await new Sims vids with great anticipation as well 😊
the way I actually love her. Like holy shiiiiiii- I don't typically watch this kind of content but there is something absolutely STUNNIN' about her "your alien friend is putting on makeup and you're hanging out in her room talking" vibes of her videos. Keep doing the damn thing ❤❤Loooove youuu Juno, happy pride :)
I'm so impressed by the courage of a 13 year old girl who was Fearless in acknowledging who she was and living her life that way. 13 years old is a very difficult time to not try and blend in and become a carbon copy of the rest of your peers. Most kids that age will do anything just to dress and look like everyone else.
As a Non-Binary/Genderfluid person, my journey is obviously very different to Juno's, but she is still a massive inspiration for me. I've always felt uncomfortable feeling like I have to 'act' and 'look' like my birth gender, or else I'd be seen as odd. I just can't wait for the day where I get to basically not be seen for my gender, but as who I am. I wish to be as androgynous as possible so people have no choice but to not worry about what is in my pants.
In this time its so beautiful to hear a loving trans journey and a video filled with trans joy. As a queer gay man and a trans ally, it breaks my heart to see the way society is turning on our community again. However it makes me so proud to see trans representation and joy like yours Juno. To all the queer and trans people out there, dont let anyone make you fear who you are and stay strong and proud this month. Sending you all love ❤️✨️
Juno you are one of my idols as a transwoman. I vibe with you so much and you helped me understand why I loved robots and aliens when I was a child. An alien is a perfect metaphor for how I have felt most of my life. Just happy I’m finally here at the age of 44.
Excellent excellent video!!! I’m a cisgender woman and have several trans friends. I hope the ignorant state of the world towards the LGBTQIA community changes for the better SOON. we’ve gone so far backwards and it’s heartbreaking. Everything you said in this video is SO SO IMPORTANT, thank you Juno. I love all your videos. 💕💕💕💖💖💖
Hi Juno, yes this is happening, I soooo love your videos, but your video today, I love you sharing with us some of your story. I'm a gay cis man and totally understand your childhood, I too was a quiet introverted kid, no friends and knowing I'm different. I'm now married to my husband of 7yrs (25 yrs together). So I understand where you are coming from. We need to raise awareness and show those coming after us that things will change for the better. Thank you for being you and sharing your story. And OMG, that look is STUNNING!!!! YES THAT IS HAPPENING!!!!!
She's such a beautiful woman it's always a pleasure to enjoy Juno out of makeup. It's also an opportunity to really appreciate how amazing her Transformations really are.
every now and then i stop and think, "what can i do today to be more like Juno Birch?" you're such an inspiration - your joy, talent, confidence... it's everything i strive to become. happy pride, and thank you for being so open about your experiences, you never know just how many you help 🩷
Love you Juno. You're such an inspiration and I want to say that I'm so proud of you. You're beyond ABSOLUTE sTuNnInG, so keep up the good work, and know that you are beloved by so many. In spite of the haters, we can all weave ourselves together into a basket, and use our tears to water the flowers. 🌺🏳️⚧️🌸
I'm ever so grateful that you exist on this planet with us. That you had a family that didn't reject who you are. Much love and can't wait to see you in St. Louis!
Im an afab nonbinary person, and I love drag Ive always loved femininity and performance but Im scared that it invalidates me as a trans person since I usually present more masculine. But hearing ur story of how you got into drag encouraged and comforted me a lot. Thank you Juno
yeah as a trans man really interested in drag ur not alone, but at the end of the day it really doesn't matter that much, just do what you want if it makes you happier
as a trans man who wants to do drag, you are an inspiration. thank you. this video almost made me tear up while also making me laugh. you're a great person.
“And that’s why you should look into a mirror and tell yourself OH MY GOD I HAVE GLUE IN MY EYE. SHIT.” Absolutely killed me dead Juno you’re so funny… truer words have never been spoken
What you said about educating kids about lgbtq+ people, and the correct language to use is so important. I’m a lesbian, but when I was a kid I didn’t even know you could be attracted to the same gender. My family are absolutely amazing, they aren’t homophobic, but they just didn’t teach us about this stuff. When I was little, I always thought ‘girls are objectively better looking than boys, but I’m sure everyone thinks that. Boys are lucky, I’ll have to be with one of them and they can be with a pretty girl’. Funnily enough, the first introduction I got to being gay was when me and my friends went to see brokeback mountain in the cinema as teenagers. A lot of people don’t know this but the film was originally marketed as a story of two friends. None of the original marketing showed that it was a romance between the two men, it was made to look extremely straight. We went into it expecting that, and I was honestly pleasantly surprised. I felt seen in a way. Throughout my teenage years, as the internet started to become more accessible and mainstream I figured out about different sexualities and gender identities online. Then in college my friend group was predominantly queer and I was able to come out to them and they helped me understand even more about the community. But the fact that I didn’t understand a lot of the basic stuff until I was in my late teens is crazy.
You are one of my favorite women. Even through my depressive episodes, everything about you and your videos makes me feel happy and like everything in my world is STUNNING. You are my positive energy 🖤
Trusting the process is such a good way to think about transitioning. Before I started on T, I never thought I would ever get to where I am now. Now I’m happy, and have a very supportive partner who loves me as a man because I am one. Happy pride everyone!!
In a world full of so much hate and chaos, you shine such a bright light of love, hope and positivity! You are absolutely stunning inside and out. Happy Pride to you!
That bit about being alienated is exactly what I needed rn. I recently moved to a new place and a lot of poeple I've met were less than welcoming but yano what I'm doing very gorgeous on my own. Thank you for being a great person and an even better inspiration Juno 🌼🌈💕 loves and hugs xxx
5:36 THIS MOMENT IS SO JENNA MARBLES YESSSSSSSSSSSS iconic I really really appreciate her talking about all the stuff at 12:11 because I’ve had a problem with the word “crossdressing” because it implies that there are strict “boy” clothes and “girl” clothes, when reality there are just CLOTHES. And also drag 💅🏼
Happy Pride Miss Juno! You’ve been an inspiration to my art and general approach to life for years now, and I’m some grubby vermin from the south side of Chicago! I (and I’m sure this goes for many other of your fans as well) admire and look up to the vibrance, positivity, and self-assurance you project on your platform. Keep on doin’ you queen!
hi juno! I just want to tell you how important you are. I'm a Trans girl, and I'm watching this on the transgender day of visibility, and I am cracking up. thank you for bringing some joy into my life. Watching you makes me proud to be Trans.
i’d be so happy to see you make sculptures again!! i’ve been a fan for a long time & i remember seeing your sculptures on your instagram and i always thought they were really good looking and they always really resonated with me. i always kind of regret not getting one when they were for sale lol
DUDE thanks so much for expanding on the mars attacks lady, that was such a thing, but i wanted more from that. you delivered. thanks so much. big ass love
I'm a transgender man, but I relate so much to the "fuck it" feeling about wanting to do drag. I was a bit afraid of doing drag or makeup or crossdressing because I was thinking people would think I was regretting my transition or I was just joking around about being a man, but I have reach the point where I just feel like "fuck it, I know I'm a man, and I'm so confident and comfortable in my mind and body now that why shouldn't I do drag if I want to?" It's a wonderful freeing feeling.
Ummmmmm I first started to know and learn about Juno because of the Art and Sculptures she was/had been creating.... At that time it already being sold or out of my price range.... BUT.... Quietly waiting and hoping for the day to come that she might just return to creating some of that Art again !!!!!! Fingers crossed that it goes from " Thinking she would like to start doing thay again?!?!"........To...."Yaaaaass That's Happeing!!!!"
I originally found you because of your sculpture art, and was always sad I never got a chance to get one, so the fact you're considering going back to that, is beyond exciting to me! You are so absolutely beautiful, funny and talented. Happy Pride!
It's refreshing to see you be so vulnerable. You're usually such an iconic gorgeously stunning character and it's good to hear you speak on what matters to you. Happy Pride💙💖 🤍💖💙
I relate so much to your trans story, I'm a trans girl that came out when I had just turned 14 and now I'm 17 and have been on horomones for 2 years. I so relate to pre transition me being so shy and friendless to now loud, annoying and with friends! I love seeing someone in the media who I can relate to on a personal level. This look is so kunty btw I love!!
Happy Pride Juno! You are absolutely GORGEOUS oh my goodness me!! You are more and more stunning every day, gorgeous look and looking forward to seeing your new sculptures! 💗🤍💙
