How would the wedding thing be Obviously it wouldn't be wife/husband. I'm sorry. I'm asking more because I'm (hopefully) getting into a relationship with a non binary person, and I'm an cis male. We taking it slow. I don't want to get things wrong and you two seem to be the best help on things here
@ayaan48073 күн бұрын
Pls tell me,2 weeks ago my top surgery.. How can remove my scar's 😢😢😢
@Annette647727 күн бұрын
Mental illness is real get help ‼️
@RedHush-t5q10 күн бұрын
Mommy and daddy issues led you here. You are, will always be and always have been a woman. It’s understandable to be confused in uni but you perpetuating this sick ideology is bad for the youth. You know the truth, you are a woman (with a lot of trauma) and being a “fem” non binary/trans guy/androgynous is an excuse for you to not deal with your trauma, you want society to do it for you! The whole world is moving away from this sick ideology, stop misguiding people!
@beetsbeautifulbeets255314 күн бұрын
The tall girl to short man thing is such a trip! I'm about 5' 8", so I've never felt like I was particularly tall OR particularly short, but other people's perception of me has gone from 'my, you're so tall!' to being seen as short-ish. It's so weird, because I'm the exact same height...
@janwarriner655415 күн бұрын
So do you prefer sex with men or women?
@abelrose373016 күн бұрын
I so so appreciate seeing the going off T conversation coming from a nonbinary perspective- I've been on T for 6 years and after getting my levels checked my endocrinologist is always like "yknow, your T level is on the low side, we could go up to a higher dose" and I'm always like nope nope I am good! What can I say, I just feel better on a lower dose. If I could get my period to stop through other means, I might be okay going off T entirely, so it's great to see videos like this that make that feel like a viable option.
@prodigy238526 күн бұрын
What extra rights you want?
@O-pm8bb26 күн бұрын
I appreciate you are making this video however let's be real here, the reason why you pass even with make-up is testosterone. The sad reality is that someone like me who is pre t will absolutely never pass with a femenine make-up no matter how hard I try. As I said I appreciate your tutorial but let's be real here it's hormones that make this possible and it is not realistic for a pre t trans guy to expect make up will look the same on him as someone who has male hormones and looks male no matter what they do.
@decrepitdebaucheryАй бұрын
DUDEEEEE YOURE ACTUAL GOALS. AAAAH
@foforitolucerna3113Ай бұрын
i will start by saying thank you seen you're video and also coby and finn is being amazing .having to see you and seen how amazing is been for you i made my first call today july 23 @ 8 am and having that talk i felt amazing so i want to tell you thank you bringing the amazin journey so am talking to have the top surgery and going into that transition to take that step forward is wow ! i got to said my worries was family and friends but seeing you not anymore yeaaaaah i have too wait 72 hrs to have the talk but is so good about it . am 57 yrs and is being hard to be in a position you aint comfarble with you're self i had enough so agin thank you all i have too do is wait for the phone call!
@noah1502Ай бұрын
what you're pointing out is gender non-conformity. societies throughout history, including this current one, have sexist gender roles attached to males and females, and when you act outside those roles people say youre "not a man" or "not a woman" which is regressive and sexist! most of those societies were also extremely homophobic and saw feminine gay men as "not men" or "like women". thats sexist, regressive, and homophobic. but because you like the idea of gay men you're going to pretend thats not the case. ok.
@MxMorphlingАй бұрын
I did mention that a lot of this was linked to gender-nonconformity in the video, especially nonconforming to western standards; but also this could apply within their own societies as trans/third gender or queer individuals make up a small percentage of any population, so I think this was their way of explaining those occurrences in their language. I also mentioned that they could be referring to homosexuals in some cases rather than describing identity. But from my research it does appear that a lot of these individuals and societies respected third gender identities above just how they expressed or what they did in society. I'm not saying all of these cultures had perfect ideals of gender or sexuality equality, but I don't think it's fair to say that all of this was just descriptions of "gay men". I made this video to show that non-conforming identities and expressions or gender divergence has been noted throughout history. One thing that is important to remember is the discourse on the translation of those words to English as a lot of western and modern researchers have translated or written history in a biased way due to the western binary mindset. I'd recommend reading the book "The Invention of Women: Making an African Sense of Western Gender Discourses" that I mentioned in the video, it discusses this in length saying that often when you know of gender in the western sense, you see gender in everything. So yes words could be referring in some cases to queer people and their expression but many writings speak more deeply on gender divergence of identity itself, not just expression or roles. As of 'homophobia in history', that's another video entirely.
@fallenp1neАй бұрын
thank you for making this!! maybe its just me its not working for, but the google drive link to your references says error 403 forbidden when i open it, do you think you could fix that? it would be helpful to have a list of the references for the future possibly when explaining nonbinary to family members
@MxMorphlingАй бұрын
Hey I'll get that fixed for ya! Must be me not setting my permissions correctly or something. Glad you enjoyed the video 🫶🏻✨
@MxMorphlingАй бұрын
I've now fixed it, the link should take you to the google drive file ✨
@fallenp1neАй бұрын
@@MxMorphling thank you so much!! :)
@SkyeIDАй бұрын
I quit T because of its negative affect on my emotions and my behavior. People report being unable to cry, and I could not STOP crying! I was a depressed, weeping, paranoid mess.
@MxMorphlingАй бұрын
People can respond to hormones very differently, sorry that's how you felt on it! hormonal changes can be very stressful for emotions so I get you :')
@SkyeIDАй бұрын
@@MxMorphling thank you Tobi! That T experience was a decade ago. Now, at the ripe young age of 47, I'm going through menopause, so I'm on estrogen.
@SkyeIDАй бұрын
I thought that long meow was a chicken clucking!
@Meeko4eve39Ай бұрын
I enjoyed the content of the video, but I want to talk more about the style/format of the video. And I hope it doesn't come across as something that is meant as a compliment but isn't well-received on the other end... I understand that what I find comfort in and appreciate can sometimes be seen as an "only you would consider this a good thing" kinda thing. If you happen to not find the following particularly positive/flattering, please know that at least my intention behind leaving the comment anyway was that I still wanted to convey that I very much appreciated the video - even if the reason why I appreciated it may not be perceived as a flattering one! Alright, so with that out of the way here goes: I immensely enjoyed this mostly audio format video because your voice and choice of words/writing style is just absolutely delightful to listen to! It made me feel all cozy inside like when I listen to a really good audiobook, which is an activity that gives me a lot of comfort because I've been an avid listener of audiobooks since childhood. Similarly it also reminded me of listening to tracks on museum audio guides, which also immediately made my heart burst with joy because it makes me remember very fond childhood memories 😃 I know that that is probably a very "me" thing. I get that "Your voice reminds me of museum audio guides" is probably not what the average person would consider a compliment 😄 But please know that I absolutely mean it as a compliment because memories of those museum visits are just as much a happy place of mine kinda thing as the audiobook thing^^ So I guess what I'm saying is that (1) your voice is super pleasant to listen to and (2) because of that I, for one, wouldn't be opposed to other videos of this style being released, should that ever happen again in the future 😃
@MxMorphlingАй бұрын
Thanks you so much I'm glad you enjoyed the video and liked the style! I'll definitely do more like this in the future!! And I take that as a big compliment and I even used to work in a museum and was a guide/receptionist so I always learned all the info to tell people✨
@Meeko4eve39Ай бұрын
@@MxMorphling Oh that is so cool!!! And I'm definitely looking forward to future videos like this then ☺️
@ellis7796Ай бұрын
Love this video! For the mention of Joan of Arch, I think it's important context that she wore men's clothing to avoid being r*ped in prison. Not that she couldn't be nonbinary, just that the clothing choice was for her safety, not self-expression
@MxMorphlingАй бұрын
Thankyou! Yeah I guess I was showing gender nonconformity in a lot of this video so I thought I'd include her! I did read about this recently, gender nonconformity for safety has been really prevalent in history and if anything could be a whole other video, I'll look into it some more!
@PlurCoАй бұрын
❤
@MxMorphlingАй бұрын
💜
@SkyeIDАй бұрын
Wonderful video! I'm nonbinary, and admittedly didn't know we had an awareness week! Thank you so much for giving this history to the world, and for making me feel less alone. I'm excited about the Isle of Ataraxia, and I've just DM'ed you.
@MxMorphlingАй бұрын
Thankyou! I only found out halfway through last week hence why the video is a bit late XD I'm glad ive made you feel less alone, thanks for commenting and letting me know I'm not alone too. Speak to you over on Instagram! ✨
@kiyakiya4075Ай бұрын
Loved this video so much! I wanted to mention the Mahu people in Native Hawaiian and Tahitian cultures, they are third gender people with traditional spiritual and social roles within the culture. Similar to indigenous cultures that you mentioned in your video. What I find so amazing is how similar “third gendered” people are viewed so similarly even amongst groups of people who were never in contact with eachother during those times. And how loving, open minded and accepting they were. They didn’t see them as a threat. It warms my heart and makes me sad how colonization, religion and other shit really fucked everything up. Such beautiful cultures destroyed. People need to get out of there limited mindset that was placed on society and realize that humans are not black and white, there is so much color and depth. And then get mad when people don’t fit into a box that we were never meant to be in. We have always existed and we always will because who we are is NOT a mistake. It’s natural and very much normal and I think the sooner people can see that the better. Other wise I think they live a pretty sad and limiting experience. Anyways thanks for this amazing video! We need more content like this in general.
@MxMorphlingАй бұрын
Such beautiful words I couldn't agree more! Thanks for telling me about them that's very interesting! We have a lot to learn from how they treated eachother, with kindness and respect. And I'm glad you liked the video! Feel free to let me know if there's any other topics you'd like me to cover in a video like this ✨
@pinkpoppy3952Ай бұрын
OMG...I 'm literally in sock with this video!!! I m a genderfluid person that looks like you in style, I have a cat named LUCY and a very chill boyfriend who doesn't care about labeling his sexuality and he's doing short sentences when talking and stuff, sometimes we are in long distance 0.0 Are we same people from another universe or sth? wth I m so happy I found literally a representation of my life, lil creepy but so cool makes me feel seen :))
@MxMorphlingАй бұрын
My clone! Or am I the clone? 🤔 Ahah, got some fun videos with my partner coming up soon! Glad you came along to watch the video and thanks for being representation too, tis nice to know we're not alone ✨🫶🏻
@blaue_blueАй бұрын
Thank you for sharing this. I couldn't imagine going off T. I recently got a full hysto to prevent atrophy. I mostly got it because my cycles came back. There is also Estrogen cream you can apply down there to prevent atrophy. Most people don't experience this, but the one time I had to go off of T, my organs never stopped being in pain for an entire year. It was the worst pain I've ever been through. I was so bloated. E was a demon in my body.
@neonblkholeАй бұрын
I HAVE A TINY PURPLE PENIS CRYSTAL TOO it sits under the leaves of one of my creeping plants waiting for someone to notice it lol
@MxMorphlingАй бұрын
YAS!! When I saw it in the shop I was like 😵 I must buy this, what beautiful craftsmanship 😂✨🫶🏻
@Bloody_CorpsesАй бұрын
Im excited to see the finished product!! Looks awesome and i would love to see a steampunk look or even a Gothic look as i love both (only if you want) will you be recording clips of your wedding? I don't see many clips of transgender people's wedding's it always gives me hope to see 🥲 (if you want to i don't want you to feel like your privacy is being invaded)
@MxMorphlingАй бұрын
Steampunk and gothic looks are defo in line with my other style, I'll for sure make a video on that sometime! And I definitely wanna make a video of our non conforming fantasy wedding, wanna use some old cameras too! Thanks for the comment I'll be getting the outfit done for a Halloween special I reckon x
@Bloody_CorpsesАй бұрын
@@MxMorphling your welcome and ooh thank you! I can't wait!! 😁
@MM-km1vlАй бұрын
Oh niiice! I love both of your aesthetics and vibes! I found Kovu years ago - one of the first trans channels I followed! I love them!
@alinabuiko8748Ай бұрын
I’m 5 day in T now 😍 I’m so happy
@ChelseaMayyАй бұрын
I feel less valid about wanting change my name because it’s not for a gender reason u know you are perfectly valid
@MxMorphlingАй бұрын
I think it's valid to want to change your name for any reason!✨
@pariszАй бұрын
Living definition of Non-binary!! Sending love from Stockholm!
@nathanisanewman2 ай бұрын
Woo 🎉 been waiting for this video since you sent me the designs! Loved this and can’t wait to see the finished product ❤️🔥
@MxMorphlingАй бұрын
Yasss finally showed the process ahah, will probably be completed for Halloween with the design I've gone with lol but ima get started on the making next week!🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻
@nathanisanewmanАй бұрын
@@MxMorphling you got this 👏🏻 so cool to see this creativity come into play and will be even more excited to see the result when Halloween comes around haha ❤️🔥
@rviewss2 ай бұрын
the design looks absolutely gorgeous!! cant wait to see the final piece!
@Teachsee2 ай бұрын
This is gonna look so good! I can't wait to see it :^D
@MxMorphling2 ай бұрын
Thanks! I'm excited to make it although I may have been rather ambitious with the deadlines ahahha x
@KxmpleteKxllapse2 ай бұрын
ur hair is so lushious and gorg!
@MxMorphlingАй бұрын
Thank you!!
@MaxWilday2 ай бұрын
Omg yay !!!! 🤯😍
@nathanielryderr2 ай бұрын
I absolutely love your style 😭 dream looks
@MxMorphling2 ай бұрын
thankyou!!
@bread22462 ай бұрын
Love this !!!
@MxMorphling2 ай бұрын
Thanks for watching <3
@kezezrio2 ай бұрын
First here !! Pin me ❤you look so gorgeous
@carinagomezfernandez74732 ай бұрын
I am a gay transman who had top surgery but I am not on hormones. People assume that I am a butch lesbian or at least ust a masculine woman in general, which is not the case of course. This is difficult because people don't take me seriously.
@MxMorphlingАй бұрын
Sorry to hear that! You're valid in your identity despite what others feel like you need to do and they should take you seriously. There is a great community of trans and allies out here that have your back !
2 ай бұрын
Being transgender is not a trend. Please stop treating it as such. Psychological counseling is absolutely necessary when considering transition.
@kodak53002 ай бұрын
I know this video is 2 years old but you should have used ravita shpoo and condtioner. I did and it does work but expensive though. There is a really low chance the breat tissue would ever grow back too much of it was removed.
@alexrose202 ай бұрын
This is peak gender envy. So happy for more videos!
@iLettercast2 ай бұрын
Super grateful for your content!
@iLettercast2 ай бұрын
thank you so much for sharing this!
@MxMorphling2 ай бұрын
No problem at all! 🫶🏻
@hmmmmmok2 ай бұрын
Thank you for making this video! I've been looking for examples of stopping testosterone that aren't focused around detransition because personally my main concern is wanting things to not reverse/refeminize, so it helps to see this explored without it being oriented around detransition!
@MxMorphling2 ай бұрын
Yes I totally get ya that's what I've been documenting it all for! (Plus I find it interesting to compare and check the stats ahah 🤓). I'd say you don't have to worry about passing off T, there's a certain finesse to truly being androgynous (as in really confusing people ahaha) but I pass as a masc if I want to quite easily (as well as femme if I feel like it) so going off T is not the be all and end all of passing a particular way ✨✨
@rajdeepbanik24562 ай бұрын
Nice but plz panty shown in skirt
@gariden2 ай бұрын
i've never watched one of your videos, but i've followed your instagram for quite a while now and i will say, i did notice the stance, lol.
@MxMorphling2 ай бұрын
Ahaha the power stance is a staple of my insta confidence posts 😂✨
@lyonclaws57372 ай бұрын
does using the title mx. and being easily legally identifiable as gnc ever cause you any fear of discrimination?
@MxMorphling2 ай бұрын
Yeah I guess, I've kinda "thrown myself out of the pan and into the flames" as I started saying recently, I can't pass as cis or straight (especially with the way I express myself) now and I do get some issues that come along with that but at the end of the day I need to be myself and stand strong for me and the community ✨🏳️🌈
@MM-km1vl2 ай бұрын
Thank you for being so real! I love the vibe you give off!!!
@MxMorphling2 ай бұрын
Thankyou! Such a lovely comment. Love your vibe too! ✨🫶🏻
@Mikexxxx-py6xk2 ай бұрын
I used to have an anti-SJW mindset years ago. So much repression and masking due to past traumas like being bullied. Over the years I met different people from different walks of life and my views started to shift. I eventually came to conclusion that no matter how much I make myself smaller in order to pass as straight there will be people who do not like you and still use the F word to describe you. Better to be selective about the people you hang out with and what content you consume.
@MxMorphling2 ай бұрын
Yes THIS! that was exactly the way I grew up and learned not to take out my own insecurities on the community. I think my time at uni being around a lot of people helped. I hope more people come to that point like us!
@fatihabbas2 ай бұрын
May god
@clinuce2 ай бұрын
where did you get top surgery? Looks so good
@MxMorphling2 ай бұрын
I went with Miles Berry but he has a questionable approach to handling clients and he's been fatphobic to people I know and things like that. Many of my friends with great results recommend Dr. Lubomir Lembas who's in Poland (worth the trip apparently). But there are other good surgeons in the UK too id have to ask around for names.
@purple_cat78362 ай бұрын
@@MxMorphlingmr kneeshaw was someone i was looking at a while back