I really love how the narrator went from third person of what seemed like someone else, to first person, (himself). It showcases the change of perspective in the character’s life really well in my opinion.
5:06 This right here, is the most accurate representation of what dysphoria feels like that I've ever seen. The dress fusing to his body and hurting it, that's exactly what the wrong puberty felt like to me. As a kid putting on girl clothes wasn't too awful, my school uniform dress was something I could remove even though it made it harder to run and play sports with other kids, when I got home it was gone. It was a necessary performance, and one that I thought everyone also struggled to do, it was just part of being a little "girl" to suffer being made to be feminine because that's what I was supposed to be. I had some freedom from it untill puberty was the dress I couldn't take off anymore and the point where everything changed and i got depressed. I also wonder if the dog was born without a tail? As the shadows in this seem to show things that are bad/wrong or perhaps even missing, it's like buddy and the man have lived parallel lives.
As a trans man, this was an incredible film. I loved it. My dog too has helped me tremendously and the end actually made me cry. I cant imagine life without my dog. Tbh amazing animation for multiple reasons.
I'm not trans, but as a girl I shed a tear several times understanding all these feelings. The feeling when you grow up and your mother tells you that you will have female breasts, but you don’t want it at all.
I don't know if you mean the feeling of having to grow up as a girl specifically with objectification the girls and women have to deal with everyday and a multitude of other things but if you truly don't want to be a a woman growing up and growing into a woman's body then there might be more to it of course it's different for everyone so I'm not going to tell you that you're definitely trans but I've had those feelings growing up too when I was a little girl it just felt like dress up to me because clothing really didn't mean anything to me although I love to wearing boy clothes a lot more but once I started to get older and my body started to change the worst I felt over the years I stopped being able to take it off like a costume at the end of the day when I was younger I could always take off a skirt but you can't exactly take off breasts at the end of the day and eventually I couldn't ignore it but I wish you luck in life whoever you truly are and whatever road you go down
@@daliamasari4040 it's something like gender dysphoria, where I feel like my body shouldn't have genitals, but just be flat... like a child's, or a doll's, perhaps? maybe it's non-binary, but I don't know much about this topic, so I can't say for sure...
@@katsumuri it's weird, cause everyone i know likes being a girl and never understood why they are not jealous of boys at all. and here i am, five years later, still have the same thoughts. in your case, do you see yourself as a woman in the future or it makes you completely uncomfortable ?
i like how the dogs skin disease almost relfects the trans experience to some level getting medication to treat the pain, when given the meds they were happier and more active obv not like a comolete mirror, but theres similarities which make their connection even sweeter
As an AFAB agender person with a lot of trans and genderqueer friends who helped me through my change, I felt like this was the best representation of dysphoria; often when I am misgendered I feel like I'm suffocating in my own skin. Beautiful film, beautiful story.
I remember during a random class quiz the closeted transguy was at the same question as I was(what's your gender?only choice was male or female) and they started to shake a bit and then tear up, I took his pen and marked male then smiled at him!still don't know why it was a question though
@@Valorie-df7tg That moment must have been magical for you. They gave me a similar questionnaire at a school and I tried to mark man, but they stopped me and told me that I couldn't lie and it had to be what it said on my ID. Cry in silence and mark feminine
As a trans boy who turns 18 this year and leaves home, remembering how when I was little I had my hair in a long braid, I wore dresses, I felt like my dog was my son and he died a year ago. I can confirm that I cried a lot with this short film like no other
I’ve never seen a video that so perfectly shows the feeling and challenges a trans man goes through. This hit so close to home thank you for sharing your story
Hola, soy un chico trans y me llamo Oliver, en el pasado, confundimos a mi gatito con una hembra, y yo comence a cuestionarme apgracias a eso ¿Como podemos estar tan seguros de nuestro genero? Actualmente, soy un chico libre, mi familia me apoya al igual que mis amigos, esta animación me hizo llorar, gracias por hacer más visible nuestra comunidad. 💗
Hola, yo también soy un chico trans, aún no me atrevo a contárselo a nadie. Yo comencé a cuestionarme por cortos como este hace 3 años, había elegido el nombre Linus un tiempo antes. Y me alegra que tu familia te apoye. Ojalá nos vaya bien a todos en esta sección de comentarios :)
I'm not transgender and I'm not a man (probably just a little bit non-binary, I hate stereotypes and sometimes catch dysphoria), but I felt every frame of this movie. especially when they bought him a bra. I literally cringed in discomfort
I don't think I could describe it better myself as a trans man i didn't know why i felt so miserable and suicidal so young and why I got so much worse over the years until I was able to finally find myself
I have never seen a better animation describing body dysphoria than this. Thank God I don't have it to this extreme but I can relate to every bit of it.
I see so much of myself in this. Thank you for posting this. I had locked away so much of the hurt and discomfort I felt growing up. All of the shame and disgust I had towards my body all through puberty. All the things I stopped doing because of the changes I went through. And how, after I transitioned at 35, I rediscovered them after finally becoming comfortable with myself again, once I went through my second puberty the correct way. I still have surgeries to go through, and I'll be so much more comfortable with my physical image then, but transitioning was the best choice I ever made. I wish I had done it so much sooner, had it not come with so much guilt as well.
Im not even trans but i relate to the bra part when he first had to wear one i remember hating it so much this is beautifuly illustrated and i hope your all grting the help you need
Im trans❤ I was sure for about 5 years that I wanted to be a whole man. I wanted to get the surgeries and testosterone, but for a few months now I've been totally helpless. I don't know what I want anymore and I can say that the feeling is still a lot more worse.. :(
This perfectly describes the story of now-to-be Super Mario. Mario and Luigi Andretti, two brothers who wore red and green respectively, are average plumbers in Brooklyn, New York. Every day was all usual. However, one day, they ended up turning left when they usually turned right, causing them to come up upon a strange museum. The admissions were free, and at the heart of the museum, a bunch of Yoshi dinosaurs were being raised. Mario and Luigi found out that some of them are ready for adoption, so they bought a green Yoshi home. The next day, Mario found out that his Yoshi has a hereditary skin disease and must be fed mushrooms in order to survive. The mushrooms turned Yoshi into a ball of energy. The brothers and Yoshi had fun together. They played, ran, did chores, and made memories together. The next day came the infamous client day. Her sink was clogged, so she called the Brooklyn Plumbing company. Mario and Luigi were dispatched, as they were the closest available plumbers to the client's apartment. Instantly, they got to work on the pipes. However, as they fixed the clog, the pipes started bursting open. To make matters worse, the customer had a ferocious dog. At the end, they didn't get the job done, and because of how the dog was hurt from the water, the customer refused to pay them. Finally, the brothers had it enough. They decided to quit their job, as they now think it is so boring. After quitting, they finally were able to experience happiness once again. They felt their arms and legs moving of their own accord. Now unemployed, the Mario Bros. were looking for other jobs, but because they only had high school diplomas, there weren't any job opportunities available. Eventually, they had to sell their house and move into a smaller apartment, living off of emergency funds while trying their best to get discounts on their groceries. However, the mushrooms were helping Yoshi less and less. Eventually, Yoshi died, and both brothers mourned him. Once in bed, Mario woke up. Luigi followed, and then found a mysterious pipe in place of the living room. They walked through the pipe, and after shooting through a warp route, they entered a strange dimension. It was a place full of mushrooms. A creature with a mushroom cap then told the brothers they were in the Mushroom Kingdom, and that he was a part of a species called the Toads. He led the brothers Andretti into the castle on the hill, where they met Princess Peach. They had dinner with King 'Shroom XVIII. However, on this very day, Bowser and his Koopa Troop were storming the Mushroom Kingdom, and they kidnapped the princess! Looks like those ex-plumbers are in for an epic mission! After they finished defeating Bowser and saved Princess Peach, they were rewarded $200 million worth of gold coins. They warped back to Brooklyn, where they converted their gold into US dollars. They then moved out of the apartment and into an underground mansion and bought the entire plumbing company that they originally were working for, with the pipe to the Mushroom Kingdom in the basement of the house, as they are welcome to the Mushroom Kingdom at any time.
if only it could be me,I love watching this type of videos but I would like to be accepted and I am afraid of Tomorrow I just want to run away to a world where it can be me.
I’m a teenage trans boy, being in a female body really is torture. I physically can’t look at it when I undress. I can’t wait until I become an adult and I can be the man I always wanted to be.
When I was younger like in 2009 around there. There wasn’t much hype around trans people or anything like that. No videos, nothing to understand about it. It was very hard to find things about it. I felt alone. I always felt like a male even as a child. I hated dresses my mom put me in I would throw tantrums. I would pull my hair back and put a cap on my head to hide my hair because I wasn’t allow to cut my hair. I felt depressed every time I would look or sound like a girl. I changed my voice and trained it. And I did it for so long even when I wanted to pass as a female for a moment to make everyone happy they would question why my voice was so deep. Made me felt worse. It felt wrong being a female. For an every long time.. I’m glad there’s more awareness for this. Hopefully more people will come around
The dress part is so relatable. I never liked dresses, like ever, and so when i could choose what to wear i let them hang on the closet, unused. Time passes, i still dont know about trans existing and my friend bought a beautiful blue dress. My parents made me try it, it fit perfect to that female body, but it wasnt me. I just wanted to cry at the reflection of the mirror. It fit perfectly but it was tight, it was suffocating, i didn't want to wear it. I got out of the bathrom, holding my tears, eveyone complimented me. Deep down all i felt was panic, disgust, hate, towards that reflection. It wasnt meant for me, all i wanted is to rip off that dress from my skin.
i have been questioning my gender for 3 years and i'm pretty sure i'm a trans male(still in the closet) this short film is amazing and honestly made me cry bc it really reminds me of myself (specially bc i used to wear a braid and dresses) and my dogs that really helped me and still do, i can't imagine my life without them
This isn’t entirely correct, but at the end, when Tom looked at the trail, I said “A dog died, but a man was born.” Ik this isn’t entirely correct but it feels a bit correct
To clarify I assumed that you're a trans guy struggling with self-acceptance if it's not that or some other situation I apologize and I didn't mean to invalidate you if that's the case
However, the human now is on a mission to make it to the clouds, fighting demons and monsters along the way... looks like you are in for a Part 2 movie with lots of action!!!
I feel bad for him, for his life don't have anyone else to understand who's the true he is but only the dog, but at the end his pet was died 'cause of disease. . . I'm not a trans but not was born as he/him but want to be he/him or they/them, just want to share a little
