An Emotional And Powerful Video - Wrabel - The Village Reaction

[@gayqueen6189]

“One page of the Bible isn’t worth a life” that hit different

[@koushisawamura7010]

Having very religious family makes it so much harder... My family is a very religious Christian family. So it's gonna be very hard to come out

[@birdanimations9390]

I wish I knew if my parents thought that, I want to come out but idk how they feel about anyone who isn’t straight.

[@sidiwvwhi]

wish other people saw it that way

[@marxzralte7511]

@@koushisawamura7010 same here... Idk how i'll tell my parents...

[@inali_illustrates9142]

That line alone sparked a whole mental breakdown for me and the lines that came after only got me more

[@karolw2819]

Am i the only one who cried thru the whole video even if i saw this music video a few times before

[@SWC-el8lp]

You're not the only one. I cried as well, my friend.

[@SilverGallowglass]

I cry every time I watch the video. If I just listen I might be able to make it through, but watch the video and not cry...impossible

[@Burntoutgiftedkidz]

10th time listening is when i first cried. I dont cry at all really. This is a new record, so this is really powerful

[@TheDestinyShow]

Same it hits me everytime

[@ghostisaperson7900]

As soon as the first note hit I’m was in tears

[@MiraLuna9]

My brother, NOLAN(I say his name loud and proud) committed suicide in 1998, he felt like the world judged him for being so different. He worked with geriatric patients, when he died, they dedicated a park in his honor. He had NO idea how loved he was, how special and how beautiful he was for being DIFFERENT. Thank you, Steven, I wouldn't have heard this song if I wasn't a fan of yours. I felt some healing today. Bless you for your heart and spirit that is always so open to the quirkiness of music and the power of it for all of us. Much peace Everyone YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL JUST AS YOU ARE!!!

[@Xx-nm5pn]

I’m so sorry :( people are so judgmental ugh it’s annoying

[@louisenail4022]

im so sorry you have to think about that if one of my siblings commited suicide i would have went to hell with them after i seen them dead

[@JesusChrist-yb1yn]

My dad died cause He killled myself by drugs. And drinking

[@omgimsorry4725]

its disgusting how people can make others feel like this. im so sorry for your loss Xx

[@the_alien_1239]

I’m so sorry :(( that’s awful, I’m glad this song could bring you joy, sending love ❤️ I’m always here for you stay safe ❤️

[@whiskeyrivers]

Wrabel is amazing. His storytelling is so important and so beautiful. He makes you feel things that other writers just can not do.

[@a-aronb.2114]

Couldn't have said it better myself! He talks about such important topics that no one else in the main stream talks about! He's such a beautiful soul!

[@Kateri7377]

True

[@mercykok2635]

Is seriously nobody gonna talk about the beautiful symbolism of the bird flock attacking a bird because difference is seen as danger. And yes this song made me cry.

[@jackperry3602]

As a trans man who has experienced rejection from a parent for being trans, I was definitely not expecting to run smack dab into a crying jag. But I love your reactions, and this is my first time (obviously) watching this and hearing this music. It’s so good. But I’m definitely a wreck now.

Stay strong, my friend ❤

[@hudson9885]

Stay strong I should be telling myself the same now that I think of it mom and aunt are really supportive of me being trans but my dad half of the family is really catholic and I dont know how they will react so knowing I'm not the only one helps a lot be strong! Hope you the best

[@theentirecastof_eeef]

I’m also a trans guy, so welcome to the club. Stay strong my dude

[@noofy4539]

I’m sorry for asking but are you from Sweden because I saw “jag” I just wanted to ask😂

[@jackperry3602]

@@noofy4539 It's totally cool, I'm not! Jag is apparently also a word in english, but thanks to you I just found out it's also swedish ahah.

[@13._.1]

Yesterday I told Alexa to play some random music and The Village came on. My whole family was sitting down there and I was sitting there on the edge of tears. My bi sister knows what the song is about and when I look at her from the corner of my eye I could see she knew. She looked away awkwardly and I’m just standing there having an anxiety attack because of a f✨king song. BuT yEaH!

[@Korbin_Arts]

I will never be able to quite describe the feeling I had when I cut off my hair and looked in the mirror and for the first time in my life, i recognized the person looking back at me

[@davidriester8451]

Wow, dude, that was beautiful. 😊

[@Shadowdemoninsideyourwalls]

Same. It’s so freeing. I finally didn’t have all that hair weighing me down

[@m1ndlessong]

Hi, I’m Maddie. I came out as lesbian and my parents said it was a phase. Parents need to get this through their head; LOVE IS NEVER A PHASE! PREFERENCE NEVER GOES AWAY!

[@sagearmstrong9770]

Same :)

[@cadenharmsen8845]

Preach Proud bisexual here

[@helenamaria8141]

"[...] There's nothing wrong with you It's true, it's true There's something wrong with the village With the village [...]" Wrabel - The Village Thank you, Steven. Much love.

[@mylife-23]

As a Afab trans masc nonbinary person, this song hits hard but I love it n it's amazing.

[@mylife-23]

To explain btw, AFAB = assigned female at birth Trans masc = because I identify closer to the masculine side of the gender spectrum. Nonbinary = because I don't identify nor feel male or female. I feel somewhere in between.

[@ElSings]

You are valid and beautiful and I love you:))) ❤️

[@mylife-23]

@@ElSings 🌻💕

[@theincarnationofboredom207]

I identify the same way, and it really does hit hard.

[@mylife-23]

@@theincarnationofboredom207 sending support and love 🌻💕🤗

[@lukadavid9963]

I fucking cried I’m non-binary and Christian and my mom is keep saying it’s a phase and it really hurts me This song is absolutely beautiful

[@amyjohnson9381]

Luka David, Hey are you there???

[@chrisarnel4487]

Take care, you are great and valid.

[@EnclaveVeteran]

I hope you’re doing well now two years later. You might never see this, but I want you to know you are seen.

[@Shadowdemoninsideyourwalls]

Hey, I live with amazing accepting parents, and can tell you for certain that you WILL find someone. Or many someones. Keep going❤

[@Blazearrow]

Take care

[@amywilson2292]

Please react to P!NK and Wrabel singing 90 days!!! I cry every single time 🥺

[@whiskeyrivers]

So do I.

[@alextuttle7762]

Wow wow wow. I've never heard this song or of this artist. Thank you for doing this video, and as a transgender man with an unsupportive family, thank you for your words. ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

[@ElSings]

You are valid as hell and I love you:)))) ❤️

[@nothingnoone675]

I’m sorry your family isn’t supportive! 💔 But just know that there are plenty of people who will (and do) love and support you for who you are! I know it isn’t the same or as meaningful as it would be from your family, but we love you! ❤️🏳️‍🌈

[@elliott5048]

you’re family are stupid af and as a trans man i feel like i will get some people in my family that won’t be supportive but i don’t care i was born this way! 💙💖🤍💖💙

[@Jax-AK]

My mother isn’t supportive, I’m sorry your whole family isn’t much love from another trans man❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@jennierollins8789]

☮️🌎🌲 I watched this video for a class project and wrote a paper on it. I felt exactly the way you are describing your feelings.

[@serenity_ren_bliss3566]

I recently realized a like metaphor in the songs tittle There is a saying in my school “It takes a village to raise a child” and I just now realized that the song is talking about that village. Like what if that “village” that raised the child didn’t treat them well? Just a little peice of info to get your mind thinking.

[@Lucylle]

I heard: "When the village won't embrace the child, they'll burn it down to feel it's warmth." As a self-proclaimed hot mess with no gender to speak of, I get that.

[@serenity_ren_bliss3566]

@@Lucylle ooh that’s a nice thought to add

[@Bumblebee23298]

Anytime I listen to wrabel I get goosebumps, bloodstain by him is amazing too

[@amy_pieterse]

This song really makes you feel emotions. I can't explain the feeling I feel when I hear this song. I keep getting goosebumps and keep tearing up hearing it. It is powerful and beautiful.

[@christinafahey-matias6119]

Just watched Wrabel's 'Black Box' sessions video. When he introduces himself, he pronounces his name(phonetically) as, 'Ray-Bell'. I'd, also, wondered how to correctly say his name. An amazing, wonderous voice, & what an emotional song. He tells you the backstory for "The Village", & how he came to write it, in the Black Box sessions video, too.

[@gabrielleantille8008]

As someone who is a part of the LGBTQ+ community this song does hit closer to home. I love his line of “there’s nothing wrong with you” so much. It’s such a beautiful

[@GalaxyKatt2212]

That goddamn song makes me cry every time I HAVE TO GO SOMEWHERE IN LIKE FIVE MINUTES AND I HAVE MAKEUP ALL OVER MY FACE NOW- I KNEW WHAT WAS GONNA HAPPEN WHY DID I WATCH THIS 😭😭😭

[@marveluosunderscoregal]

I fell in love with this song the first time I heard it! Such a beautiful song 🥺

[@cosmickestral3304]

I was just trying to eat my pear but this song always makes me cry so now I’m like half choking on it

[@senecarus_whitur]

I am extremely lucky as a trans guy. My parents support me. My friends support me. The only person who isn’t accepting of myself is... myself. I just want to get through this. Every day is difficult. But I will make the most of it and learn to love myself

[@Y3w3lz]

I hope the last few years have been kind to you and that love still reaches you. Especially when you look in the mirror.

[@senecarus_whitur]

@@Y3w3lz Hello! Your comment made me smile just now. My life has improved a lot since I have written my last comment. I still have a long way to go, but I am much happier and much kinder to myself now and looking in the mirror feels like a surprise every day, because I still can’t believe that I can actually see MYSELF. It’s nice. In my experience, people who lift others up are often hurting themselves (though I hope that I am wrong in my assumption). I hope that you live a good and fulfilled life regardless of your circumstances, and I appreciate that you know how much better the world is with a little bit of kindness. Thank you, truly.

[@ElSings]

I am extremely grateful that I have such an accepting family... they already know I’m not straight, (it’s kind of obvious lol, and my moms a lesbian, ) but I’m Panromantic Gray-Asexual. I’m still struggling with gender, because I definitely don’t have dysphoria, I feel comfortable with breasts and a vagina, but that doesn’t mean anything. Doesn’t mean I’m a girl, or a guy,. I still feel a connection to the female gender, but not completely. I also feel like something else non related to a guy or a girl, all at the same time. (It doesn’t fluctuate that much) so I’m not sure what to call myself. I’m also feminine presenting, but I can’t make up my mind with my hair, because I want long AND short hair, AND I want to present both androgynously and feminine (and sometimes masculine) and same thing with my boobs, I like them, they cause no problem for me. But I ALSO don’t want boobs, even though I want them at the same time... I know, it’s confusing. The thing is, I wanna try a binder and/or a wig but I don’t know if it’s going to make a difference, but I still want both long hair, short hair, and boobs and no boobs. Idk what to do, both with my body, and my gender. So currently, I’m comfortable with she/her and they/them pronouns, and go by demigirl/Enby/genderfluid. So idk. But yeah... the only very transphobic homophobic people in my life are my grandparents... they didn’t even come to my moms wedding with her wife. Bad they always used to ask me if I would grow my hair out again when I used to cut it short (I did start growing it out, but only because I wanted to, because I missed having braids and hairdos and stuff, but is still miss my short hair too. I’m really torn with my physical presentation:/) idk what to do. Anyway, love y’all, you are ALL valid, you can vent in the comments. I love you, this is a safe space, imma delete any homophobe/transphobe comments:) ❤️❤️❤️✨✨✨🌟🌟🌟

[@IIIGioGioStarIII]

Get a Mohawk. You get both long and short hair

[@jasminejarrell6105]

I love avatar the last airbender too and the song in this video and my favorite character is zuko and i am pansexual just saying.....

[@zfox-gr8uj]

@@IIIGioGioStarIII lol yeah when I was unsure I shaved both sides and had a death hawk so it looked both ways

[@kittenmarkie]

One of my friends has a half shaved head and one side is long

[@chain.1479]

Your probs gender fluid tbh!

[@camicuss4053]

This song has been one of my favorites... and I'm a swiftie gosssh. I really love this channel 💙.

[@diinqqzc1288]

i’m not trans but i’m lesbian, and my family always says how much they hate lesbians its sad bc will they accept me of who i am. probably not, but when i’m older i can move out and live a good life.. hopefully- stay strong of who you are and don’t let others bring you down.

[@3RR0R415]

kinda want an update on this, really hope you're doing better

[@starscreate_6475]

I am a genderfluid person, who has a trans sister, we are underage and our mother doesn't accept us, we are trapped in her hold, this song gives me strength to keep going even tho almost no one in my immediate life calls me by either my preferred name or gender. We are all human, I wish the older generation would see that. My question is, why should society decide who we want to be as an individual? Why should we care what other's have to say about our happiness?

[@that_gacha_wirdo1555]

This song actually calms me when I'm at my lowest

[@lilithxx4214]

thanks for reacting to this! The village is one of my all time favourite songs and seeing you react and cry to it made it even more beautiful

[@ELesmera36]

Hell yeah! Thank you for reacting to Wrabel. He's a precious soul. Too Close (acoustic) by Wrabel is definitely one you should check out if you listen to more of his work.

[@soniasantos3225]

Wow... Thanks to the one that suggested this reaction. Thank you, didn't know this singer and now I'm off to listen more ❤️😢

[@NynkeFdejong]

this clip is exact how i feel when i coming out as transperson in 2015-2016 , my parents hate me and my old friends to that i am now female. and come out as transgender, now i am alone but i am happy. when i see this clip everytime i cry and feel myself so lonely

[@j.apenrose7896]

Hey, just wanted to let you know you're loved. Praying you'll be able to find more supportive people around you so you don't have to feel alone.

[@jordyndulle6271]

I cry my eyes out every time I hear this song

[@musicmuv7019]

i love wrabel!1 great that you reacted to him!! you have to react to "Hurts Like Hell", "Magic" and "Bloodstain" !! :D

[@mounicabro]

this is a beautiful piece of art

[@Iconpumpkin1]

I'm a trans man and love this song so much it makes me fill so loved and it makes me so happy that theirs other people who are different and are struggling from rejection and no love from family or others,keep on going people your loved no matter what ❤️❤️❤️

[@WilandTarafan]

I came out when I was 16. I’m Now 30 and my mom still doesn’t accept it she said it was a phase. My dad thought I was just curious but now he knows that was not what it was. I just wanna say to all my LGBTQ+ brothers and sisters all ally’s are here for you. You have our love and support

[@absolutegarbage4582]

I remember sobbing to this song when I was like 12- I've come such a long way and I'm so glad this song is still reaching people

[@chelseatucker7351]

I cried the whole time I listened to this song.

[@janeruthraphael4644]

I cried when I first watched this video. And now I just cried again watching your beautiful compassionate response to it. 💜🙌🏾

[@Tsalagi978]

The Episcopal Church welcomes you. As a former Melkite Greek Catholic, I found a home in the Episcopal Church. God loves you as you are. You're not broken.

[@bry_crochet]

Since I was young - Wrable and Kesha. SO GOOD

[@rinchen3158]

No matter how many times I watch the music vid or listen to the song I cry

[@user-yk6kx4tp8r]

hi im non binary and pansexual the school i go to is very transphobic im scared to come out. ive been bullied in the past for no reason and coming out would probably end in me killing my self i wouldn't be able to cope this song makes me cry every time

[@eliasbergmann20]

Hang in there, sib. I'm sorry you have to go through this. School is a cruel place when you're not what they expect. It sounds cliché, but it gets better, you know? You have a future that's brighter than this.

[@Shadowdemoninsideyourwalls]

*yoinks you away to a safe place*

[@ashtonreinhard1768]

Every time I saw this video I'm crying. I'm a trans person and it's a really important song for me, maybe the most important I've ever heard. Thank you for this really nice reaction and your words about this topic. Thanks a lot

[@Antony_Oscar]

I've seen and heard this so many times and I cry every time. Thanks for reacting to it and for being kind.

[@at_oussama]

even him talking and interrupting the song, i couldn't stop myself from crying

[@jessl2163]

I love how you love this song ❤

[@dmarsub]

Thanks for this 💜

[@alexandermartinez7238]

i love the village i cry at it all the time i listen ti it it's a good song

[@Samuel-dr5fz]

React to P!nk - 90 Days ft. Wrabel

[@Xx-nm5pn]

What an amazing video :( the lyrics , the Vocals, the message of the mv 😭 I hate to be this person who leave comment like that but Can you please check out ep “in the name of love by CL “ ? She’s an amazing artist who’s been working hard for 11 years in the industry but her career is being blocked by her ex company she wrote all the songs in the Ep as dairy for how she felt when they’re doing this to her. It’s has an amazing songs 😭

[@Kellietruj]

This song makes me violently sob

[@BillyDotson02]

One page of the Bible isn’t worth a life❤ so powerful

[@shawnstevens5668]

I've been transgender male for almost 4 years. My family wasn't supportive either. When hearing this song it brought back memories.

[@Alucia0]

I'm a 33 year old trans women. I came out just over a year ago. I spent most of my life hiding who I was, my entire life was a lie designed to make other people comfortable. My coming out has caused a lot of issues with my family, more than I can explain, they choose not to accept me. I'm not sure if they ever will but for the first time in my life I know who I am. I'm proud to call myself a colorful bird. For the few people that have rejected my dozens more have accepted me. This song represents everything that we go through on a day to day basis. Just being able to go outside as who we are is scary, we are in fear of harm from people, we stay inside and we face attacks from people we know or don't know. Thank you Steven for not just being an ally but being a kind person.

[@Matkai]

Love it! ❤

[@GrammyGray638]

I cried through the whole thing. I love your reaction.

[@Sedonalegendhelenfrye]

Sobbing-- OMG! So Powerful!

[@jdwhitewolf]

@Steven In Stereo: I know this thread is old, but I want to thank you for helping me see this video with fresh eyes. I've tried to avoid it for a while now, but your reaction and your thoughtful words are bringing it back. Thank you for your compassion.

[@SouR_patch007]

I'm literally lying in my bed and crying I have gender dysphoria 😔😔

[@SouR_patch007]

@Lee It's really hard to overcome 😔

[@koushisawamura7010]

Same... having a very religious family makes this stuff even harder to do because most people in my family think it's wrong

[@Blazearrow]

I know it is bean 3 years, but I hope th you are doing better

[@colorfulbunch]

This song hits me because I have an unsupportive father and we were very close before I came out and now we're not btw this song is my favourite i have ever heard

[@gmpet260]

He has several different recordings out there now. One with just piano, one performed with LAs trans chorus and one together with Unity. Unity is a group of English college students who used this song as the base of a performance on Britains got talent. They actually got a second golden ticket from Simon and tears from everyone in the audience. Even if you don’t react and post I think you would really appreciate watching that. It is intense. It can be found under the village one Wrables KZbin page under Unity gets Simons second gold buzzer.

[@Yramuol]

This is one of the most powerful and important songs written in many years. Thankyou for getting it out there and for showing so much love and allyship with the trans community ❤❤❤

[@Kate-wr4ef]

so glad you reacted to this, steven. i would love if you could also react to one of hozier's albums too :)

[@Urg1rlgr0upst4n]

im not crying your crying

[@Britneygurl]

Your review just popped into my KZbin feed today. I knew based on the title that I would be in tears. As soon as the music started I just couldn't stop crying. I am a transgender woman who relates to this song and the video so much. I had heard the song before but never really paid attention to the lyrics. After coming out someone on Reddit posted this as their favorite trans themed song. I would have to agree with them, it is hands down the most touching song I know of, trans themed or otherwise. I cry everytime I hear it. Thank you for sharing. 🩷🩷🩷

[@kirstenwyatt9675]

Wrabel just released a Trans femme version in the last day or two

[@Britneygurl]

@@kirstenwyatt9675 thank you for sharing. It made me cry like always.

[@r3drit457]

This was a month ago, but this just got you a new subscriber.

[@lauramerraine3295]

Thank you for making this video.

[@romanlemieux4107]

i cry every fucking time i listen to that song. i relate so fucking hard

[@d3luvx320]

Okay, i'm crying

[@Ryleigh2cool4u_xx]

Am I the only person who thinks trans people are x10 more beautiful after their transition?

[@AleciaFluffyPresents]

This. This is the video of why I'm subbing. Also sobbing, but leave me alone...

[@hockeyminion8773]

I’m not crying from relating your crying

[@Jshdhfjfsrjjdjksj]

this is a true ally :)

[@co7884]

You need to react to the "No roots" cover of 5sos:)

[@TheWrathchild37]

i suffer like this everyday

[@spamvicious]

Trans rights are human rights. To all in the trans community. I’ll always have your back!. Be happy!

[@allifisher7660]

this is my song for dance it’s soooo good

[@nilsp9426]

As a straight cis-male I am so thankful for the LGBTQ+ community. I think everyone can emphasize at least a little bit with the struggle to live your true self and to create your own identity. There is so much to learn from those who had to struggle the hardest - and so much to gain for everyone. In my experience, there are a lot of people who could profit from a bit more courage and support to be true to themselves, me including. I just want to add that I in no way want to relativize the struggle of trans people by comparing them to the life of more privileged people. Of course I don't think the struggle and the pushback is the same. As a studied psychologist I well know about the discrimination of trans people and the resulting suicide rates. I just think that all the successes of trans people are something to learn from for everybody, something to learn from as a society.

[@nicr3330]

BLACK SABBATH!!! WOOO

[@everxstpxwz]

Hey! Keep workin ur way to the top! I believe in u! U can do it. Also, awesome video!

[@retroreceptionist7571]

If you haven’t seen yebba singing “my mind” live that’s one for the books to react to

[@ShaneAndrew-ij9ni]

i’m a trans man. i’m almost 9 months on testosterone. i was born and raised catholic. i live with unsupportive parents. they choose their religion over their child. my moms side doesn’t support me. my dads side does. i’m constantly dead named at home and told this isn’t who i am. but only i know who i am. and no one will ever stop me from being me.

[@glueyossi]

Saw your shirt and subscribed haha

[@pengutotally3064]

I’m not part of the LGBTQ+, but I support anyone who is fully. I don’t know why but this song calms me, almost makes me feel like I can be who I am. I agree that so many people need to hear this song

[@milkyRae]

Right before this played, an add for church showed lmao

[@chasemultimediafx2145]

I feel safe here now :3

[@ReinaHW]

Some of the this song resonates strongly with me although I'm trans female, feminine pronouns and asexual. I wasn't able to be myself when I was younger due to the excessive transphobia in society then and still now due to anti trans groups, an anti-trans media and anti- trans people in power. It took so much for me to finally fight back against the toxic masculinity that was drummed into me and the monster I was turned into, it came so close to killing me multiple times over the years. Being myself took more inner strength than I ever had in the past and I refuse to ever go back to being that miserable wreck I was forced to be ever again. I am a woman, I love being a woman and anyone who doesn't like that can bugger off. My life, my body, my rules. I'm finally alive and I intend on keeping it that way for as long as I can for however long I have left. I've been in transition for over twelve years and on estrogen HRT for over seven and a half years at this point, I fully intend to keep going. I need my transition and the estrogen, I feel so alive thanks to it.

[@dancingcarapace]

I feel like despite this song being for trans mascs specifically it just makes sense for it to resonate with you as well. As a trans man, I understand that whilst trans men have little representation in media, trans women have even less representation, and that’s really depressing. I’ve noticed that what few trans artists there are are almost exclusively AFAB individuals. But when it comes to trans songs about the trans struggle and pain, even if the wording is aimed at AFABs, the emotions will resonate with all trans people, since that suffering is the same. That feeling of wrongness, of Dysphoria and anger at being unable to reflect your true self, it comes out in the same way

[@ReinaHW]

There's a young trans man who's been trying to make a trans female version of this song, his lyrics are very good as they fit in very well - Growing out your short hair and Taking off your make up - for two lyric lines near the start. They resonate hard, I never got to grow out my hair as every time I tried it was cut off because it made me look too much like a girl, which was the whole intent. I didn't wear make up as I don't really care for it, I'm like my mum there, and my coordination id terrible. I wish there was more trans female music and art, I write stories and have an idea for a trans female Christmas story for next month that it almost ready to be written. A trans female version of this song would be great but the chances of that are very slim to none.

[@minaashido9987]

I’m a bi girl and I have a trans girlfriend I don’t know how to tell my parents

[@cjk3440]

I’m a trans female so I understand this so much my parents never supported me recently my mom supported me after 6 years of not and my dad still doesn’t it’s been 7 years since I’ve heard my dad say I love you or hug me. It sucks since I want to be myself but people suck. I relate to a lot of the video because my family are trump supporters. My brother has loved and supported me since I came out. I’ve came out to my dad 7 times at least and you would expect him to support me but he doesn’t. My mom or my brother never stands up to my dad since he can very abusive towards me and my mom. I have a gf who supports me and she’s my main support system in this shitty world we live in. Thanks so much for being a supporter for us trans people. LOVE IS LOVE y’all never forget this.

[@Phoenix-33SG]

I'm so sorry for you! I'm sending you lots of hugs

[@lunablossom2281]

Every time I listen to this song it makes me sad but happy bc well I came out to my parents (mum and step dad) but with a note and well I told them I wanted to be trans and what it meant to be trans and how it would make me feel better in my body but... My mum doesn't understand and she thinks that I want to change who I am and she's sad about it bc she thinks I don't like what she created and I told her that I just don't like to look down and see my chest bc it hurts me to look down and not see my feet bc of my chest and it makes me feel uncomfortable and they hurt and I can't even wear the clothes that I want to wear bc my chest is to big and I feel like my mum just doesn't listen to me and she wants whats best for me but it's not that I just can't stand having a big chest anymore it hurts so bad knowing my parents don't expect me as me. And I can't tell my grandparents bc they r against lgbtq+ I told my friends and they except me and they want to help me bc who I want to be to feel comfortable in my body

[@alexandermartinez7238]

if your haven't already listen to daughter by Ryan Cassata

[@jtmaguire4855]

I am the reason my parents got divorced because I came out as transgender and one of my parents was like cool I support you the other one and like their whole side of the family was like no you’re not transgender in this family so then yeah they got a divorce so

[@infernal216]

I'm almost able to dong along to it and not cry happy Tears.

[@caitlin3107]

whenever i listen to this song i get chlls

[@omgimsorry4725]

there is absolutely NOTHING wrong with you. YOU are amazing so please dont give up because i know you can do it. you dont know me but you can trust me. i love you no matter what ok. you are normal. they just dont realise that

[@sylviaschaich]

😢

[@kaybicaku923]

Some ppl need to look in there own closets before judging otheres

[@AshDenArt]

Facts