Jumping in here to say this to Jammi (and also, hey One Topic; cud you do this too?) bcuz i know neither of yall wanna be intentionally ableist "FYI: You can (and Should) turn off the autocensoring of the autogenerated captions in RU-vid Studio; currently your videos are less accessible to ppl who require captions as words that are deemed "inappropriate for children" are being replaced with [_] in the autogen captions. As is it forces some ppl to have to play a game of fill in the blank when watching your videos any time a word such as: dam, damn, fuck, ass, bitch (even just starting to say it gets censored), cripple, moron, shit, and countless more. All in the name of protectin children who wont even be here to see the swears (BUT WILL STILL HEAR THEM IF THEY ARE!!!) "Probably had the right idea but the wrong [_] yellow" is hard enuf to figure out given the algorithm switched yolo to yellow, and it cud be literally any word in there."
@@lmaolini Simple 4 step process to being a cute couple: 1. Find your best friend 2. Realize you're actually in love 3. Wake up and realize that was just a dream and you dont actually know the person who you were best friends with 4. Meet them the next day and accept your fate as a seer
I know we’re all talking about the chair one, but... The dress. I could have fucking cried. I can’t believe how wholesome and supportive that is. To be loved like that is a miracle
:( I just went to find the reaction to the dress but found out the girl they made the dress for was cheating on them and they found out through the videos popularity because the gal the dress was made for’s girlfriend saw the dress video and let them know
(There's also gay people like me who are unable to sit normally. I'm literally tied into a knot right now. There's also asexual folks who just casually lay on the floor.)
To be fair, although I've been out for many years I don't actually have anyone that is LGBT+ to talk to about these kinds of things. So thank you for your replies I really appreciate them.
Oh yeah I have two/three bi friends-one of them is either bi or pan (at my Catholic school lol- and one of them is the daughter of my religion teacher) and we all sit in chairs wrong
I'm pan and I sit in a combination of possibly normal sitting positions, but together, it looks very awkward. I confuse many people, but then of course, I do love to confuse mwahahaha :)
I'm guilty of this. In my classes, I'd be sitting with my legs crossed, criss crossed, sid ways and swiveling within 30 mins. I can't sit still for 5 mins haha.
I was sitting cross legged on a pair of random milk crates at work and someone said that looks uncomfortable and without thinking I said "don't worry, I'm bisexual" as if that explained everything
Sewer here, its actually quite simple! Just choose where you want the lines and mark them. then add seem allowance, cut out, and stich together. If hand sticking a running stich would probably be enough, but if in doubt a backstich would be stronger. and the little rolls at the seems are cus they sewed it wrong sides together, which puts the seam allowance on the outside*. Hope this made sense! *Make sure to check what fabric you're using, hoodie fabric (Normally jersey, as a kind reply has told me) doesn't fray and instead rolls up. Not all fabrics do this, so make sure what you're using doesn't fray.
As a pansexual representative, I can say that we are not like bisexuals: when we try to sit in a chair, the one thought in our head is "Can I lie down in this chair?"
Yes and pan-ro, this is true, but as asexual, its laying down on the chair, then toppling down into a dark void questioning "hey why am i doing this, imma have back pain" and then dont get up
My family's way of supporting me is by making little gay jokes, like this one day I was cleaning out my closet and my mom comes in and says "what are you doing in there you already came out of the closet"
My mom used to tease me with "Is he your boyfriend?" but ever since I came out as pan she teases me with "Is (s)he your (girl/boy)friend?" and "Are they your partner?" My heart 😊
my dad did the same thing when I came out. He tried to convince me to get an extra dose of T for him when I do go on T, and has repeatedly joked that I'm gonna have to go back to the kid's section now.
This thread is blessed. Im probably genderfluid too 💛 (Been questioning for like a year but it's hard to explore stuff while in quarantine and like 500 coats into the closet) ',:D
6:39 'not gay, lesbian' when I told my friends off - handedly about my crush, and about how she was a she, they kinda had like 5 seconds to process it and then they were like 'sHe?!' and I said 'i'M gAy' and then my friends older sister was like, 'no, you're not, you're lesbian' and I just couldn't stop laughing
When I was a kid my parents always wondered how I could comfortably watch TV like sideways in a laying position Now I'm 25 and still don't know how to sit straight
Yes! I have a friend who is asexual and I would love to see more content being reacted to by Jamie. Same with pansexual content! (I'm pan and extremely biased).
I overall like the idea of, in any sort of wedding, gay, straight, polyamorous, whatever, instead of being bridesmaids and groomsmen they should be able to be a mix of any gender. Therefore, to be inclusive to all genders, I want to rebrand it to bridesfolk and groomsfolk
@@Ruby-yn5fp it’s not like required by law or anything, you can get married with just one witness but usually there will be a group of bridesmaids and a group of groomsman standing with you at the alter. Also, before the wedding the men will usually have a bachelor party and the women will have a bachelorette party. It’s just tradition.
about 5:58 : my family is very supportive of me being bi and this point reminded me of a wholesome convo with my dad. we had an appointment with a notary to settle some inheritance things from my grandpa and my dad kept explaining to me how much notaries make these days. at a certain point, he just looked at me and said: "you better marry a male notary or a female notary, so you'll be rich" (in my native language the terms are gendered) and I was just like ✨random joy✨ because he had said it so smoothly
Idc if this video is 2 years old. Not me having a breakdown and Jammi with his little "Hey spuds how's it goin'? What's up? I hope you're doing good." Gave me so much happiness I started happy stimming. Just his genuine appreciation for all of us makes me feel so happy and special. Thank you, Jammi for making my evening. Sincerest regards, Jude 💜
My husband: What the hell is he wearing? (I hadn't noticed) Jamie: Immediately talks about his sweater. I just stared at my husband. It's like you literally heard his question and just answered.
I sit cris cross or with my knees tucked up against my chest and people apparently think it’s the cutest thing I do. Which is fair, I’d say I’m pretty annoying and have a lot of cursed jokes.
Yes, it’s very hard to find those kind of things because it’s a kinda small community compared to the rest of lqbtq+ I need more dragon and breadstick related things ;-; my ace side is crying
I definitely would like more ace content as well. My daughter, who is ace, introduced me to Jammiedodger, and I of course subscribed right away. He's so sweet and funny and helps explain things so very well.
@@kcanded Awe, I'm so glad you're so supportive and invested in her sexuality! Also, I've been subscribed for about a year and a half, and I'll tell you, your daughter has great taste lol. :)
I am pan and the rest of my family is straight.... I highly suspect my brother is demi though but limited to girls i guess because he just doesn't fall in love easily and he never introduced a girlfriend to us... but there was a time where we shared a computer and he didn't know how to delete the search history or to close windows, sooo I think he is into girl's only. But you may never know maybe is just to focused on work to really meet someone i don't know.
It's funny because that's like my family. I'm genderqueer and pansexual, my older brother is gay and polyamorous and my younger brother is bisexual. We were all raised Catholic and I know my grandparents are rolling in their graves.
@@borond omg thx. But that doesnt mean im gay right? Not that thats a bad thing AT ALL but I love this humor so much and dont feel like im gay (have been questioning sometimes bc of it and I just wanted to know. I also have bi curious phases sometimes so extra confusion. But I still kinda think im straight) Sry for the rant im just a confused teen girl
“She isn't gay she is a lesbian. I thought we all knew that already.” Love that one 🤣❤️. Also, I’m upset that I didn’t get to see the girlfriend try the dress in the second to last one 🥺.
@Mia Smith Definitely. My mom just gave me some t-shirts so I'm gonna do something with that. I have some embroidery thread so I kinda do stitches along the seams like Virgil's jacket but I think it might not work because I have a green shirt, a red shirt, and I think a blue shirt while Virgil's jacket is shades of one color.
I love coming out stories! When I came out to my parents I told them "mum, dad, I'm bisexual", my mom's first response was "me too". I was so confused for a second, but it was so sweet! My parents weren't even surprised at all ^^
That's true that having straight children in no way guarantees becoming a grandparent. Despite having four straight children my dad didn't get to have any grandchildren until his 60s, and I'm really glad my brother finally gave him a grandson, because I don't want any children so this means the pressure's off me to give my dad grandchildren.
I love that "bisexuals can't sit normally" thing. I've found myself sitting in the strangest of positions on perfectly standard chairs, and I choose to believe it actually is a bi thing. 😂💖💜💙
I love watching LGBTQ+ tiktoks, especially nonbinary ones and I'm not even LGBTQ+. And that's on never-ending support. Also, your laugh is adorable holy cow-
i'm just proud that the person i'm dating's comment is literally top comment when I clicked on here- update: we love how their parents turned restricted mode onto yt on their phone cuz *strict* so now they can't comment anything else iconic😭
5:20 reminds me a lot of how my sister is definitely hands down gonna be my best woman but honestly me and my boyfriend if we marry i think we may have a shared best person because our mutual non-binary best friend is kinda like we’re kinda like big brothers/dads to them and they’re wonderful but also idk how we’re gonna decide who stands where or if we’re gonna have some sort of awkward circle because we’re all in the same friend group that’s how we met so we’re kinda equally close to everyone for the most part thinking about the dynamic it’s so funny cause honestly it may just be a circle of shared friends
3:25 I was so confused why there were so many shoes and thought they were going to slowly turn into octopi. I think what actually happened was more wholesome, I think I'm just in the mood to go to an aquarium at the moment. My boyfriend wants to hold my hand in the water tunnel in the one near us because he's cute.
Jamie: shows off his Space Jam slippers. Me: Looks down at my Space Jam t-shirt. Also me: smiles untill it hurts knowing one of my favorite youtubers likes the same stupid movie that I like.
I didn't know the chair thing was a thing until it was pointed out to me in a meme. I was shook! I didn't realize it was a thing and I wasn't alone in always shifting and sitting in chairs weird. Also, I *love* the sing-songy 'bye' tho in my head it was 'bi' 🤣
I love your wholesome videos so much! I really need this feeling, because coming out as trans (mtf) didn't have positive responses in my family and this videos always make my day brighter and warmer!! 🥰
I'm also pan and by this point I'm halfway on the table at least. If I'm in a chair by a table my leg is folded up so my knee is already peeking out from beneath the table.
Haha same. I sit like everywhere except chairs and when I do sit on chairs it's on the back on them with my feet on the part where you're actually supposed to sit on
I'm nonbinary and I like wearing masculine clothes so my cis bf lets me wear his clothing and has given me clothes that don't fit him anymore and while he may not fully realize it, it just feels so good to feel at home in a shirt and has given me the ability to appreciate my feminine clothing again because I know I can just go back to the masculine clothes
I stumbled across Jammi's vids some days ago while absorbing other ftm trans experiences (trying to gain more understanding on what to expect with potential surgeries) and just can't stop wandering back to the channel. Jammi, you are so raw and honest and wholesome it's hard not to like you as a person. Easily can say the same about Shaaba! I have a ftm son, he's 20 and just took his first T shot almost 2 weeks ago! We were so excited, and I admit I get the giggles thinking about the upcoming voice cracks (the second round of puberty). It was rough for him growing up in the bible belt and tbh he had an almost fairy tale like expectation of acceptance that just did not happen. He started questioning his feelings at age 11, then at 12 thru 13 seemed at war with everyone, even me. Finally I had to sit him down and explain that not everyone will be able to accept this and other people, like me, have to be given the time and right to accept it in their own way just like he had a right to be trans. I love and adore both my kids, and it took time for him to understand that love and support is for WHO they are, not WHAT they are and that I said what I meant over the years since they were born, 'Be what and who you want in life, so long as you are happy... that's all I want for you.' Then I treated him to an upscale men's clothing store for the first time in his life where he was treated excellently like a young man by the staff while picking his first two men's outfits (casual suit and sweater vest with some button downs). It amazed him to see how readily people out side his sphere of experience accepted him as they were more than happy to explain the world of men's clothing and function to someone who was new to it (since i had no experience with it what-so-ever). Take away lesson for him; boy, girl, trans, alien, dino, furry, Mom don't care! But by god, you are going to have at least SOME decent clothes :) . Sorry it was so long, but I really hope this speaks to some parents out there struggling with how to accept their child's choices. As a parent the hardest part of it all was seeing all the internal and external pain and struggle he went through. The instinctual desire to protect your kid from everything painful can become an ugly beast in these cases and work against you. For me, I found my way by standing beside my son and if I took some slings and arrows, then that's how it was. I refused to be a part of his difficulties in life bc of his choice; I want to be there for all of his life and to be invited to share in all of it. In the end my kids know I love them and am proud of them for WHO they are (they are both some of the most awesome people I know), not WHAT they are!
after coming out my family has been amazing and loves to make fun little jokes about it and since coming out i have learned my sister is bi, my brother's girlfriend is pan, and my cousin is also trans. lgbt family for the win
