Professor Pride Answers The Most Searched Transgender Questions

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Sections:
0:00 Intro
0:39 What Does Transgender Mean?
2:43 Are Transgender People Valid?
5:15 Are Trans Athletes Fair in Sports?
7:57 Are Trans Athletes Allowed to Play in The Olympics?
8:31 Are Transgender Hormones Reversible?
10:52 Are Transgender Surgeries Covered By Insurance?
14:29 Do Animals Have Transgender Populations?
15:44 Do Transgender People Have Both Parts?
16:40 Do Transgender People Have Periods
17:32 Do All Transgender People Have Surgery?
18:39 Can Trans-Men Get Pregnant?
19:59 Is Sex with a Trans Person Like with Cisgender People?
21:20 Why Do Transgender People Change Their Name?
22:44 How to Be a Transgender Ally?

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@PoweredByRainbows 8 месяцев назад

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@lesley7137 2 года назад

Thank you professor pride! I’m a lesbian and while your videos have personally helped me accept myself, I’m glad I can show this to my neighbor. They’re a little 12 year old kid whose non-binary. I know they aren’t my kid but I look out for them as though they were my own - helping them with homework, keep them company when they’re lonely, watch anime with them.

@sushibinstwt_ 2 года назад

@-cheesecakeinnit-5659 2 года назад

Hope their doing well :)

@harasen_haras5 2 года назад

I remember back in 2010 or 2011 when I was 10 and first heard about someone changing their gender. I considered transitioning myself. I was a tomboy and enjoyed hanging out with the boys more than the girls and often ended up not hanging out with people, because people assumed I was girly and sometimes teased me when I hung out with someone of the opposite gender. I've never really been one to make drastic changes, however. The idea of changing my name felt strange, and I liked the one I had. I didn't want medical transitioning to harm my ability to reproduce, and I transitioning would likely make my mother encourage me to get short hair even more so than she already did. I didn't transition, but I got a special respect for transgender people. Nowadays, knowing more about transgender, and what it can be, I'm still uncertain about my gender identity. I could be non-binary or gender fluid. A few times I've imagined having a machine that could send my consciousness into a different body like in the movie Avatar, except the other body would be human too and be a male version of me. Something tells me I would enjoy being in that male body the most. For simplicity however, I've stuck to identifying by my gender assigned at birth, because I feel ok with that too.

@MaddyIsSilly 2 года назад

20:06 ok I love this video it’s amazing but omg "jimmydodger” is so funny to me. No offense but it’s Jammidodger not jimmy 😂

@blindy4527 2 года назад

I had the same reaction 💀

@jan-pi-ala-suli 3 месяца назад

jimmy.

@roxyraccoon9126 2 года назад

I'm currently trying to decide between he/she/they, she/they and they/them as an afab. I already changed my name (can't make it official due to reasons I'm more than happy to talk about if you're interested) but only close friends and my boyfriend know about it. And they are cool with it actually. One of them is still dead naming me sometimes but he's really trying to get it right, so I appreciate his effort. My chosen name is Ashley btw.

@eren2709 2 года назад

Are you a Demi-girl? If so, may I ask you a question?

@roxyraccoon9126 2 года назад

@@eren2709 the thing is, I don't know. The closest I got to fully understanding myself is saying I'm a "whatever". But sure, ask away.

@eren2709 2 года назад

@@roxyraccoon9126 I was going to ask how dysphoria works for demi-girls, especially those who are AFAB.

@roxyraccoon9126 2 года назад

@@eren2709 Well, for me it only hits during those weeks, but then it hits hard. Like, "Why do I have that thing at all? I won't even use it, it just exists to cause pain! Why can't I just get it removed?" I'm actually fine with the things on my chest. But it's different for everyone.

@eren2709 2 года назад

@@roxyraccoon9126 thanks for the answer

@galvatron7881 2 года назад

Thank u so much for this videos they make us feel all valid I love learning about our community

@cosmic.beauty.blogger5552 2 года назад

I remember when I came out as transgender & bisexual to my parents. They wanted me to do research before my transition as in MTF. This channel has helped me so much. I can listen to the facts as many times as I want. Re-watch the videos so I can take notes. Along with a lot more. I'm thankful for this channel. They have everything you need. Plus, the channel is managed by people like Matt who know A LOT about being LGBTQ+, the facts and so much more. If I had to suggest a great LGBTQ+ organization. I'd definitely pick this channel. 1,000%

@logenvestfold4143 2 года назад

Not all intersex people has "both parts" in terms of genitalia.

@karlaboerger3619 2 года назад

Like XXY?

@logenvestfold4143 2 года назад

@@karlaboerger3619 yes also known as Klinefelter's syndrome which is not just unique to XXY but also XXY/XX or XXY/XY or XX/XY, the later being a subset known as chimeric or mosaic karyotype. There's also XX Testicular Syndrome (also known as De La Chapelle Syndrome) where a genetically female individual is born with male genitalia and Androgen Sensitivity Syndrome where a genetically male individual develops female genitalia and a feminine appearance due to their body's androgen receptor's incapability of recognizing androgens to change the female body plan to a male one. Intersex is a broad term that doesn't just apply to those who are a "true hermaphrodite" or ambiguous genitalia, or even karyotype differences. It also applies to typical male or female individuals with secondary sex characteristics of each opposite gender (a mosaic of secondary sex traits if you will) with no underline medical explanation. Common examples include men with serious cases of gyno, and women with beards.

@lalabell666 2 года назад

This video is incredibly helpful! I'm a character designer and I've made a few trans characters. I'm not exactly trans, though. I'm gender fluid (not exactly sure where I fit between trans and sis) but I don't think I completely understand trans people enough to fully develop a trans character. I'm waiting until I get the demo of my game out, and then set up a paytron, before I hire a few trans people to talk to because maybe I would be able to pay them more than what I could now. But in the meantime, things like this are very helpful! One question I had a while back was if trans men could wear dresses. This was for my character (FTM). I had drawn him wearing a dress a few times, but then I thought maybe that was insulting because in this society dresses are typically a female thing. And so I thought that maybe it would remind that character of being female, which I really didn't want to do. After a little search on Google I found some things on reddit and stuff that said it was okay. Once again I really cant wait until I can hire some trans people so I can ask them things without looking things up and possibly getting those things wrong.

@ConriWolf28 2 года назад

Hello. FTM myself here. Some trans males wear dresses and that's ok. Some trans females wear suits and that's ok too. I personally don't think it's insulting for trans males to wear dresses because anyone should be able to wear whatever they want to express themselves. We all express ourselves one way of another and any males wearing dresses imo should be normalized. I appreciate your awareness though on not wanting to insult others and I wish you the best of luck on your character designs!

@bleddynwolf8463 2 года назад

good luck getting your game out

@lalabell666 2 года назад

@@ConriWolf28 hello! Thank you for confirming that fact! It's a little nerve wracking to make diverse characters because I'm always afraid I'm going to get something wrong and make it insulting. So its very helpful to hear any sort of advice from people like you! Thank so so much!!! And now I can make some sort of accidental ally bit! Something along the lines of a transphobic person saying that my trans characters is just a man in a dress (like they're trying to be transphobic but they think that hes MTF) and the hes like:"yes! Someone gets it!!" Then the transphobe is like:"wait what?" Idk, how does that sound?

@lalabell666 2 года назад

@@bleddynwolf8463 thank you so much! I'm almost done with the first draft of the demo, so I'd say the demo might be out in about two or three years!

@bleddynwolf8463 2 года назад

@@lalabell666 lets go!!!!!

@k4ferta 2 года назад

THANK YOU FOR THSI VIDEO :D I Really like this video since I'm a trans guy and transition socialy in school rn :D Also thank you for all the videos you make.

@lexiidk5418 2 года назад

Thanks professor pride! As someone who isn’t yet out to their family, this video will make it easier for me to answer any of their questions when I do come out. I’ve been obsessed with your channel for a little while now, it’s great to be able to gain more knowledge about the community I’m in since they never taught anything lgbtq+ related in my schools. Great video, as always

@irishhamiltonmemes6748 2 года назад

Question for professor pride: so I want a binder (keep in mind idk if I'm trans yet) But idk how my parents will react if I'll ask them to get it for me what do I do?

@ihopeicanchangethisnamelat7108 2 года назад

I recently got one by getting my friend to order it to her house (her parents let her order stuff and don’t check packages) and gave her the money out of all the bits of change I had around my room, mostly from birthday presents and stuff from grandparents.

@amarisfrede2 2 года назад

Maybe sell it to them as a really tight sports bra? I don't even mean actually lie to them, but let's be real, boobs can sometimes get in the way, especially in sports. I learned that the hard way while doing some archery on vacation, and frequently hitting mine with the bowstring. So you can tell them, that yours sometimes get in your way and you don't feel comfortable during certain activities. You could also say, it's for cosplay, to better play a character, really get into the feeling and be able to depict a masculine (or neutral) physique. After all, if you really want to explore yourself like that, but don't feel absolutely safe in your current environment, it's okay and handy to have a little white lie to hide behind, to protect yourself from hurt, physical or emotional. Hope everything goes well for you! And it's okay to be unsure of your gender identity, you can wear what you want to wear, you're always valid and deservant of love, kindness and respect! I wish you all the best! ☮🕊😘🌈❤🧡💛💚💙💜💗🤍🖤🤎🏳‍🌈🏳‍⚧🤗🕊☮

@maxbacon83 2 года назад

im not sure where you are located globally, but ive recently ordered myself an 'underworks' binder (my preferred brand) directly from the WALMART website! im in canada, and 'underworks' is based in the US, so if you're in north america i wouldnt assume it to be a problem :) you could either have a walmart order/package shipped to you (which wouldnt set off any red flags, most likely), or if you have a store near by, can arrange to have it delivered to the store and pick it up there yourself. also if need be, pre-paid credit cards are always available at most gas stations, pharmacies, many grocery stores, etc if you dont have a card of your own to use. i hope this helps 🤞 good luck, make sure to size yourself properly, take binder breaks during the day and avoid putting it in the dryer to maintain the elasticity :)

@squeaktheswan2007 2 года назад

Thanks for this video.

@May.Angela.Mojica 2 года назад

This transgender woman appreciates the information and focus in regards to our journey. I loved it. Happy Pride. ❤🧡💛💚💙💜 thank you so much. 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

@punkgirl065 2 года назад

Cheers for this. I'm a trans girl and tho I didn't really learn much I didn't already know being trans, it was super educational and interesting to know what people ask and think about transgender people like me. I'm subbed.

@paulmiller6647 Год назад

Great video.

@krismiller5126 2 года назад

Great video!

@krismiller5126 2 года назад

Can I put this on Twitter?

@masterboko 2 года назад

I loved that intro! 😆😊😁

@jackrisser7660 Год назад

Can u make a vid on pride summer camp

@jaquekod815 2 года назад

20:05 JAMMI ma man

@vwolf5 2 года назад

This video is very interesting and hopefully more people will learn about transpeople! I would really like to watch a video about trans intercorse and sex Ed. I think It could be very useful for me.

@jadethegingergoblin718 2 года назад

I deeply appreciate this, especially the section about trans people in sports. I'm agender and transmasculine, so I got really uncomfortable when I was asked if I wanted to join a women's disc golf league. Thankfully, disc golf isn't as divided by the gender binary as most other sports, so there are tournaments in which everyone plays in the same bracket regardless of gender, which is really nice.

@gbear3550 2 года назад

Personally, I think that we should ditch gendered sports teams and find other factors to build teams with. Edit: I’ve also heard that pre op trans women that have gone on estrogen can have ghost pain, so there’s an interesting thing

@leol902 Год назад

Hello Thanks for the video, it will probably help a lot of people. I'm actually questionning my gender identity and I'm having trouble getting the difference between non binary and agender. Can you help me understand it?

@fabianshedenhelm2986 2 года назад

When you prefer to Jammidodger it's Jammi Like Jamie.

@Boi21 2 года назад

Hi Professor Pride I am a new student to lessons I am a straight white guy I love your vlogs please keep posting these awesome videos please reply back asap sir

@dexterbacononline 2 года назад

Heyhey! Great video. I do enjoy your channel! A friendly head's up: Please double check your information regarding "Do transgender people have periods?". Specifically your statement starting at 16:55 where you say that transgender women who have undergone bottom surgery and have a uterus instead of a penis would have a period. If someone does not have ovaries (to create the egg, which is then shed along the uterine linings -which is essentially the blood we see and refer to as a 'period'), no period can actually be produced, to eventually be shed and bleed out monthly. Unfortunately, it is not yet possible to surgically transplant reproductive systems as of yet.. :( As for transgender men (or any gender identity that was assigned female at birth), we can still have our period, even without bottom surgery. I can not personally speak regarding the effects of hormone blockers and their effectiveness as I have no information, myself. But transgender men who’s bodies have naturally started to menstruate monthly can still experience regular monthly periods. Many who medically transition will notice their period will stop if they chose to start taking Testosterone for their Hormone Replacement Therapy (I had 3 after I started T and nothing since February 2016). Also, should a transgender man decide to undergo a hysterectomy, this will of course remove the body’s need to create a period to bleed monthly. If he should choose to undergo bottom surgery, he will need to have a hysterectomy first. Sending much love and support! Happy pride month! :)

@MaddyIsSilly 2 года назад

Wonderful video! Much love and happy pride! ❤️🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈❤️

@IsaacMyers1 Год назад

Ok. I’m asking this in good faith, I promise. Every time the trans athlete thing is brought up it seems you always assume they are on hormones or puberty blockers. Now, let’s say a person is a trans woman, but they have no desire to medically transition. I want to know what you say here, because it almost always seems like that is never talked about. On that topic, it seems like people only ever talk as if the only medical option is a full swap of hormones. Is this true? Or is there a nonbinary neither option and/or even a both? Taking it back around, so basically if you aren’t comfortable identifying as a man or woman, being nonbinary, are you even allowed to play sports because there are only men’s and women’s leagues?(by allowed I include being told to just choose a side as being disallowed, because, just like bathrooms, they aren’t included in the gendered lines man or woman.)

@PoweredByRainbows Год назад

So first, let’s say someone isn’t on puberty blockers or hormones and still wants to compete in sporting programs. That is the only instance when the IOC says they should compete in the gendered sport matching their sex assigned at birth. We don’t necessarily agree with that but that is the highest ranking sporting officials in the world so that’s what a lot of smaller sporting programs follow or should follow. As far as non-binary people go, they are allowed to compete in either mens or women sports teams because there is no current option for a non-binary team. I think one day we’ll get to a place where gendered sports are a mute issue and we have unisex everything but for now, that’s pretty much their option.

@jaxmeteur 2 года назад

Eighth

@souptimetora 2 года назад

Nice video, unlike cops who are not nice

@user-ym9rc1me6z 2 года назад

I love your vids! God supports us, no matter what they say!

@superioroakmc942 Год назад

Shouldn't it be illegal to put misinformation out there in attempt to push trans kids to suicide? (referring to 4:22)

@PoweredByRainbows Год назад

It is illegal to push anyone to suicide but hate groups do it without any repercussions.

@amarisfrede2 2 года назад

☮🕊😘🌈❤🧡💛💚💙💜💗🤍🖤🤎🏳‍🌈🏳‍⚧🤗🕊☮ Thank you!

@Boi21 2 года назад

Since I am a new student of yours Professor Pride I want to learn about my true self I think u r the only person who can teach me that please reply back asap sir

@RedAngelSophia 2 года назад

Don’t you think that you should have a transgender guest do this? There are _issues_ with cisgender gay guys speaking on our behalf.

@PoweredByRainbows 2 года назад

What are the issues in a trans ally speaking about this? And I assure you on our team of 30 writers and researchers we have plenty of trans people who helped us make this episode. But we welcome constructive feedback.