I was wondering if a gay visitor visit to Abu Dhabi, there is no showing public affection or anything just he wearing make up having nails, will there be a problem?

As an emirati i hope i can get out of this country one day 🥲💔

Thank so much for sharing!! It means so much to hear that there are people who experienced something similar to what I did!

thank you for this very informative video! not a lot of top surgery healing info out there so this helped a lot!

i absolutely love this. I am having top surgery October 6th and I'm super nervous more so for the healing process. So this is good to know! Thank you for making this video!

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Damn thats kinda gay

The people of uae support LGBT equality. It’s the religious rulers that try to speak for everyone. Trust me, THEY DON’T.

Growing up in Al Ain, im 26, im realising how much of a treasure it was growing up in that cultural mix but also I found it socially exhausting lol

Did you get any swelling in you stomach/ab area

Hi, your results are amazing. I’ve been thinking about going with Miles Berry for a while now. I was wondering how big your chest was before surgery as I think my chest is quite big and I admire your results.

I'm two weeks post op and your video does help me deal with the few things I was thinking about. Thank you for that! :)

In the law it said queers get executed, drugged, beat, and way worse. my and my friend are under 18 and we want to come out, we fear getting executed or drugged

Happy to see you back! Loved your video x

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Awesome to see you back! Lovely video! Hope you're well! 💜

Great video man thanks! This information made my anxiety about my chest go down.

I want my surgery with him but I would have to travel I wonder if you can do the constitution online and how much was you’re surgery the cost?

Fact check- UAE is the most tolerant countries in the gulf and MENA. There’s a public GAY scene in uae, you can see drag queens in JBR. There’s no death penalty for being gay in UAE. Stop spreading lies when you didn’t talk to a local. You should probably stop saying LGBT in the Middle East because that’s a western term that doesn’t reflect same sex attraction in MENA. We definitely have way too go but we’re definitely not genocidal heck the pride flag is flying in AD

there is no question, seperate divisions, worked in the past women were happy men were happy, easy fix, no matter what "evidence" you site there is definitiv evidence that transwomen are easily outcompeting female athletes who have trained more and harder and invested there whole life to compete, there is a gap that can´t be overcome by determination. prove is that transgender men can´t compete and transgender women are breaking records. it is always easy to call someone transphobic or racist to end a argument, your trans rights are not more or less important than mens or womens

You can’t just say your experience in middle east and you’re living in uae , uae is a country in middle east its not a whole region. When you say lgbt in middle east its sounds like hell. Like all issues in the world there is always exceptions. Lgbt in countries like lebanon and Tunisia is so much better than any other country in mena region. Especially in beirut you cant beat the gay sence there. There is clubs and bars for lgbtq community and almost all caffes there is friendly gay. So YOUR EXPERIENCE IS IN UAE NOT IN THE MIDDLE EAST

Hey Charlie how are you thank you for talking about your experience how did you pick your name?

I see your presentation as extremely subjective and biased. The sources presented appear to be one sided, in that they are almost all hormonal based, i.e., prescribed hormone treatments, effects of hormonal treatments and hormone levels. There are many anecdotal indications of the physiological advantages of men, for example, in the US today, 300 HS boys can break many of the women world track records. A man named Zuby identified himself as a woman and proceeded to break almost all of the women's world records for weight lifting. The Williams sisters tennis players were utterly destroyed by a 200 ranked male tennis players. Of course, this does not include any hormone treatments (well, there are those 2 men in CT who have won 12 of 13 state championships and broken 11 state records), but it does provide some evidence that there is a much larger gap than the prescribed 10%-12% difference in post-hormonal competition levels. As an initial, visual comparison, men obviously have a much greater average size. Height, reach and mass will assist in such sports as rugby, handball and volleyball. Besides the visual differences there are a number of other physiological differences. The following physiological differences will not change upon any sort of hormonal treatments. There are many studies and documents that can be found online to indicate the following; Males have greater bone density (as well as larger joints and thicker cartilages), even with hormone treatments, males will only lose a fraction of the greater bone density. Males have a greater ratio of fast twitch muscles; Fast twitch muscles are optimized for short, intense activities, such as: Sprinting, powerlifting, strength training, high-intensity cycling. Males have a greater mean hemoglobin level, approximately 12% higher than females. More oxygen in the blood gives more energy to muscles. There are several differences between the size and function of men’s and women’s hearts. Following are several of the most notable ones. Size: By ratio, a woman’s heart and some of its chambers are smaller. Density: The walls that divide some of the chambers are thinner, and the veins are finer. Function: A woman’s heart pumps faster than a man’s, but a man’s heart ejects more blood with each pump. Females’ reduced airways diameter and lung volume result in lower peak expiratory flow and vital capacity. The most important consequence is women have a smaller maximal flow-volume loop. Their capacity to generate increased ventilation during exercise is, therefore, smaller with respect to men These differences provide enormous advantages to men and no doubt there are other advantages not listed here..

I’m completely behind what you’ve said in this video. The way you’ve shown very little bias to either side to give a fair approach to both sides is really commendable. The negative opinions from the public is shocking and yes a lot of bills are being put in place rather hastily. However just saying the information doesn’t support there being an advantage when you’ve said there isn’t enough information out there is completely contradictory. As an athlete who has played at the highest level domestically in my sport I’d say that team sports can be the only sports that can begin to allow this cross competition fairly in professional settings. I.e Premier league football. Just because these positives and negatives need to be ironed out over time. The hasty nature of these bills is semi rash but in the short it is needed to protect the integrity of the sport. Especially those where there is a lot of money involved and they are only played 1v1, tennis for example. Sports where money doesn’t dominate need to be the short term targets to incorporate a better level of inclusion. I’ve tried to present a fair assessment of both sides and I have the upmost respect for people that want to partake in sport. The majority of everyday sportspeople will. I’ve competed in non competitive friendlies with female athletes enough to know they are far better at their sport than the average man so it does work both ways. However it all comes down to the short term argument and asking athletes to just accept that in a relatively short period of conversion an athlete with a potentially significant advantage can compete in the opposite sex and compete and beat people at the professional level is grossly unfair. Especially in sports where there is a lot of money involved. Unfortunately given that most sports nowadays place a massive focus on strength and conditioning over solely technique. The average is always going to favour the argument against inclusion in pro sport where significant money is involved. So my leaving thought is this. In my opinion the best way to solve it in the short term in terms of athletes is this. Any transgender athlete can only compete in the sport they play, against the sex they choose to identify as, up to the same standard that they competed at within their own sport. Thus deterring completely the possibility of someone switching for competitive and financial gain. I think at the moment that is a fair way to do it. In the case of people that pick up a sport after the switch there should be a maximum cap of amateur only. Any further inclusion at a pro level or playing above the level you played in your original sex should be on a case by case basis, judged by an independent body in tandem with the leading body of the sport. To judge financial gain and a physical advantage on opponents. As the only reason this has got so much traction as with everything else these days is financial gain.

Cool info mate thanks

Thank you so much for educating on this topic, I loved learning more in depth about this and hearing everything from a trans person💕

Really interesting informative video! 😊

As someone trying to educate themselves and become more aware of the issues transgender people face, this video was incredibly interesting and helpful, especially with all the sources you cite (as a history student I appreciated that!) Much love xx

Fantastic video, so well presented and informative. You’re so right, when people base opinions with no scientific evidence it comes from transphobia, not science. Keep going, and please make more videos like this!

The bone structure of a post transitioned transwoman and a man is the same, with hormone or not, that is just the reality, estrogen helps the bone density to stay the same.

Legislators should be focusing on creating a market for women's sport's?

Biology is transphobic?

XY + sexual interest in YY = a real man. Conversely YY + sexual interest in XY = a real woman.

This video is amazing ❤️

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Can you tell me how much everything costs bro? I’m looking into starting my Top Surgery

i’m getting top surgery with him tommorow!

Thank you for this video! i’m 4 days post op and i’m so confused and scared that somethings wrong and i’m healing somehow wrong. Your suggestions helped

Dude, your chest looks amazing. had several surgeries during my life and I always swear to bio oil for the scars before bed. Wish you luck and hope your life will be great!

Cool video, TRANS RIGHTS

I work with a trans woman in Dubai and it’s shit how she’s basically forced to present masculine at work for fear of her job/safety

Can't get over your results after not long post op!

eeee amazing !!

watch this space !!!

If transpeople WERE shapeshifters we wouldn't even have to transition We'd just take the shape we need to to not be dysphoric

You two are forgetting that the r in terf is for radical

what uni is this?

Casey Neistat's prodigy.

is that what my head really looks like from the back

Disappointed that I do not, at any point, make an appearance in this video.