“I Am Proving Pregnant MEN Exist!!”

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[@salazar556]

I can't believe we have to explain basic biology to people.

[@Scratchy8644]

They understand basic biology, they don't understand identity and their own sexism

[@jamesneese7663]

True and that's why activists are redefining and mutilating the lines and words and definitions...until nothing means anything. Biology is secondary to feelings.

[@joshuahahn301]

eVeRyThInG iS a SpEcTrUm

[@isabellajensen9480]

Because feelings are prioritised over facts..

[@QueSeraSeraaaa]

Those tiktokers need to shut up about their feelings, Their narcissism and entitlement upon the rest of us. Biology should be taught in schools once again, like i was back in college. Nobody was batshit insane to me in the 2000s.

[@amandawilkinsontarot7096]

I identify as a billionaire. Idk why my bank doesn't affirm my gender identity!!

[@fashionistarr]

Because the bank is a bigot and we should boycott it 😡

[@jeanphilippegrenier]

I identify as a billionaire, living paycheck to paycheck, thus proving billionaire know the struggle of the 99% too

[@13c11a]

And from here, you look like a pigeon. Are you a pigeon or do I just need distance glasses?

[@marckid93]

I too identify as Transracial. I was born middle class but Ive always felt rich on the inside and my pronouns are Cha/Ching along with Direct/Deposit and you’re a bigot if you think otherwise. ☺️

[@lazbatlaguda9566]

I don't understand... I always felt so alone... Hello my billionaire gender friends. My bank account is billionaire-phobic. I tried starting a movement but the bank that gave birth to my bank account tried to sue me for harrasment! Can you imagine!!! I'm going to get them both canceled!!!!

[@HunnniDarling]

"That's not a man having a baby, that's a woman having a beard" - Ricky Gervais

[@spikemurphy5054]

When did he say this, and where?

[@LizRealGirlBeauty]

So this is why during my prenatal nurse appointment she refused to call my husband anything but "they/them" and "your partner" and asked me a bunch of questions about my "gender identity." And why when I gave birth last year and was filing out the birth certificate form, it said "birth parent" instead of mother and "non-birth patent" instead of father. If

[@JokersD0ll]

I feel bad for you that’s BS 😢 basically erasing womanhood

[@Gardinia427]

This would make me extremely uncomfortable. It did just reading it

[@terrylynn9984]

I would ask for another nurse

[@killerpanda2086]

absolutely ridiculous, my stomach went jelly. according to that wOkE crowd, we all should respect what people "identify" as. You want to be identified as mother. then they must put you as mother. like it should go both ways. we respect how you identify, you should respect how we identify. you should've crossed it out and put mother and father instead 😤😤😤.

[@jlp11889]

I gave birth in 2020 (I'm on my partner's account and I call him my partner because we've been together 12 years and have two kids but are not married) and I didn't experience any of that. All of the hospital staff called me 'mom'. I don't remember the birth certificate exactly but I'm pretty sure it said Mother and Father. Things have changed a lot very quickly it seems.

[@semmcstevenson]

Headline news… Female, who identifies as a male gets pregnant. 😳

[@davidcattin7006]

And then tries to make a federal case out of people thinking she's a woman!!! Madness!!!

[@mb-kh2nb]

No the headline would just say "men gets pregnant!"

[@alexthegreat1395]

Better yet, female that looks like a man gets pregnant 🤰

[@jimrichardson179]

Confused female has straight sex with male and gets pregnant would be more accurate here.

[@FarOutBeautifulMajik]

Lmfao

[@slayra]

That's what I never understood really about the whole men can get pregnant. I mean, like you said, if trans men want to be perceived as men WHY arent they panicking because they are reminded of their true sex?

[@carinagomezfernandez7473]

I am a transman and I can't understand this either!

[@D00m3r3tt3]

Mpreg ruined a generation

[@PlaystationSimmer]

Like surely it'd be the most gender dysphoria inducing thing ever

[@Tiabliaj1989]

Because they aren't really trans. They like to brand people as "pick-me's" but that's literally the majority of them. "Oh, she's pregnant? How basic, I'm a pregnant trans man it's so much harder for me because of every decision I made surrounding my lifestyle and identity choices...but I'm still a man, even if I'm doing something only women can do. Tehe!"

[@sianais]

​@@D00m3r3tt3In defense of mpreg (here's a sentence I never thought I'd type), it's basically fictional hermaphroditism. Only people with DSDs can argue against it. It has nothing to do with trans people or these people pretending they are anything but a human female. That's an unrelated can of worms.

[@queenjasminetemaiharoa7009]

I wish people would STOP saying "pregnant man!"🙄

[@chaliceflame1314]

Would saying pregnant transman be acceptable to you?

[@Hitogata]

​@chaliceflame1314 yes, that terminology is acceptable because it's true. The other one isn't.

[@johnself6435]

At least that has the germ of truth and not a out right lie.​@@chaliceflame1314

[@Mr_user_1000]

@@chaliceflame1314 Yes, a transman is a woman, anyway.

[@Pidatha]

The entitlement baffles me every time, how 1% expects the world to bend over backwards, change all terminology and policies in the name of "inclusivity"

[@VentrexTheXVth]

In my opinion it's not the %1 doing this. It's the %20 who want the attention the %1 receive and it not being enough these days.

[@shirleyswaine4701]

I don't think it's 1% more like 0.0001% or less.

[@johnl1685]

Quite true. ​@@shirleyswaine4701

[@MsBatbird]

To the point of us being arrested for "misidentifying" them!

[@punklover99]

If they hate being women, then why did they get pregnant

[@queenkoi]

It likely wasn't planned.

[@taki7546]

@@queenkoiThen why is he so proud of it

[@coco_7456]

​​​@@queenkoi it often takes multiple attempts for a cis woman, who never messed her body up using testosterone and other hormonal shit, to get pregnant. The testosterone in itself is something that often prevents trans men that still have a functional uterus from getting pregnant in the first place, and in the beginning the pregnant person said they had to get off the testosterone too. So there were clearly many attempts involved, therefore there's no way it was an accident. As for why they did it though, I have no clue, but you'd be surprised how many people actually fetishize male pregnancy, so I wouldn't be too surprised if it was something along these lines.

[@paulthomson9014]

​@@coco_7456 pregnant person , you mean female . Only females can get pregnant , basic biology

[@punklover99]

@@queenkoi bull

[@sionedwilliams9065]

I feel sorry for the baby

[@himwhoisnottobenamed5427]

At least she seems to be keeping it.

[@elettramia6380]

@@himwhoisnottobenamed5427….thats part of the problem

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

Yeah poor thing, this female is mentally unstable. Baby needs to be taken into custody once it's born. @@himwhoisnottobenamed5427

[@Lulusnotreadyforthis]

​@himwhoisnottobenamed5427 Is that in the best interests of the child though???

[@QueSeraSeraaaa]

​@@himwhoisnottobenamed5427 You haven't realized how the child will suffer with a such parent..

[@ytrando12312]

“No one has stopped to look at me and ask if I’m okay” girl they don’t do that for “cis” pregnant females either. They expect that since you’re an adult you can express how you’re feeling. I’m in America and they give a questionnaire asking about your mental health but if you don’t say you’re feeling down, they don’t ask

[@ericah6546]

This! If they're an adult then people assume that person will ASK for mental health services.

[@khadi._Noor]

I will never lower myself to identify as a "cis" anything. Don't be "politically correct" with these morons.

[@bernadettekenaghan3246]

Never call us real women cis, I am not cis, i am a woman

[@dg3798]

Who else is worried about the health of these accidental babies being conceived during or right after heavy testosterone use? They're playing with people's lives, and it's disgusting!

[@madkmadk6809]

That person had actually stopped taking testosterone a while before getting pregnant. And they didn't get to take it during pregnancy too because doctors don't allow that, so the baby was born safe. But I'd still say that the responsible thing to do would have been to abort the fetus and not make the same mistake again cuz this kid, even though born healthy, will have tons of confusion while growing up now

[@welsh.truth.dragon3914]

Yep me . Not just because of the medication but because of the confusing life that baby is going to have . CPS NEEDS to be called on these people.

[@nicolasandresmartinez-cond126]

When they say "People need to be more inclusive" they're saying "They need to make a special group for me".

[@QueSeraSeraaaa]

I hear: "please! Include my mental illness in your group!"

[@isabellajensen9480]

Inclusivity today means, coming into someone's space, high jacking it and throwing people out if they don't agree with the intruder..

[@NickyM_0]

@@isabellajensen9480 ​ Spot on! Their subverted version of ‘inclusivity’ which is really invading someone else’s ‘exclusive’ space by force ie enabled by stupid law-makers and Governments. Biological men should never in any circumstances be allowed in women’s spaces. No matter how passing they appear to be. They should have their own ‘trans’ spaces.

[@Malicavarus]

"With special rules and privileges that apply only to me."

[@DudeOneThat]

short and simple. underrated comment here.

[@soteed]

I will NEVER refer to a pregnant woman as "he/him".

[@missshannonsunshine]

Why

[@user-ws3ce5bn6f]

@@missshannonsunshine cus it’s a woman.

[@m_d1905]

​@@missshannonsunshine Because men don't get pregnant nor give birth. Pretty simple really.

[@kaygee2121]

Because it's, dare I say, offensive as a woman to deny something so amazing...and exclusive to one group of people. It also denies truth and reality...and that's just something I can't do (and it shouldn't be done).

[@DarthKater311]

@@missshannonsunshinebecause men can’t get pregnant smart one.

[@stigmoto228]

as a trans man i cannot believe this person is fine going through pregnancy but getting called “she/her” is crossing a line.

[@Ilivedbih]

Right? My friend sometimes has troubles just going to the bathroom because of his dysphoria and he said those things always made him feel worse than she/her. I can't imagine having dysphoria and getting pregnant.

[@tanishamuntslag6369]

I respect you

[@sipsdrewshin9169]

They need to be big boys and girls and learn to be able to moderate and control their emotions internally, instead of excepting others to compensate for their inability to do this.

[@Celephinn]

Many Trans men get pregnant.

[@reneep.1978]

If the pregnancy doesn't cause them any issues; makes me wonder if they are really trans at all. Gives real trans a bad name.

[@Deshwie]

When someone says they educate other people, I immediately stop listening.

[@nomadman5288]

How does the pregancy cause "manliness" issues, but not the vaginal sex to get pregnant?

[@queenkoi]

Right lol the whole thing is just bizarre 😅

[@almamater489]

Honestly, I actually wanna hear a genuine answer to the question

[@sipsdrewshin9169]

Because this is a woman that fetishizes gay men to the point they think they can be one - and so co-opt gay culture and also make a mockery of womanhood at the same time.

[@Celephinn]

No bottom Dysphoria.

[@mauriciocarrion6006]

Because sex feels good and trans people are just as sexually attracted and in love with their partners as cis people

[@KingKaiFistx20]

"Don't be so open-minded that your brain falls out." Damn, if that doesn't hit them where it hurts, then idk what will.

[@7eyesopenwide168]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ashextraordinaire]

My dad used to say this to me when I was a kid. I didn't fully understand the warning until people started saying men can be women and vice versa.

[@KattMurr]

I don't have gender dysphoria but the thought of pregnancy always freaked me out! At 51 I managed to never let that happen. But I always said the same thing you said Marcus- having a baby is the most womanly thing that someone can do, so how the hell can a transman, who supposedly has dysphoria, get pregnant and have a baby???

[@1tommyday]

He isnt transsexual. A transsexual would NEVER get pregnant which is why they have their tunes tied or a complete Hysterectomy like Macus did

[@darkdoka8941]

As a transman I don’t know either. Even the thought of it makes me dysphoric even though I would like kids. But there is no way in hell I could go through getting pregnant and being pregnant. I don’t know how they do it.

[@FloridaMan05]

"I'm a pregnant man" That's now how this works.... that's not how any of this works

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

That poor baby is all I can say, being born to crazy parents.

[@paul-t-geist4245]

Scary isn't it.

[@1tommyday]

And spent it's entire gestation surrounded by tons of testosterone. Poor baby

[@Celephinn]

Cis parents are way worse.

[@knoll2418]

They said: "It was really hard, because how do you tell your partner, like 'I'm pregnant but I'm also your boyfriend, as well." If their partner is a biological male who got them pregnant, then doesn't that mean they were having vaginal intercourse as a "man?" Why wasn't that also "confusing?" How could either of them then be so surprised that they got pregnant under those circumstances? And if their partner is a biological female, where did the sperm "accidentally" come from? I'm so confused.

[@user-wn1wv1uy5y]

Maybe they thought that a woman on testosteron can't get pregnant. I wonder why they weren't informed when she transitioned.

[@juliawacker]

There are trans people who don't get bottom surgery for different reasons and since chances of getting pregnant after puberty blockers and cross sex hormones are low (like compared to many new moms who think breastfeeding prevents a pregnancy) they might find out that it's not the case or their choice of contraception didn't work. But living with gender dysphoria doesn't meant they have to limit the ways to explore intimacy with a partner.

[@Celisar1]

Don’t talk about “they”. Someone who has vaginal sex and gets pregnant is a “she”.

[@briana5772]

Haha. I just had that exact thought.

[@Tiabliaj1989]

@@juliawacker While you're coming from the right place, you are a little mistaken. I had to double-check to ensure I wasn't. From Planned Parenthood: "When you exclusively breastfeed - meaning you nurse at least every 4 hours during the day and every 6 hours at night, and feed your baby only breast milk - your body naturally stops ovulating. You can't get pregnant if you don't ovulate. No ovulation means you won't have your period, either." So, you're kind of right if the mom is bottle-feeding/both, but yeah. I was told if I wanted to try again and 'keep them close' I would have to start weaning baby off the breast. This works up to about 6months, as far as I was told, after that you gotta get back on the pill if you want to avoid any 'accidents'.

[@_innerpeacekeeper]

There are millions of women who find pregnancy difficult, due to medical complications, abuse, financial situations, war, social unrest, mental health issues etc etc. They really need support, but are unheard and unseen. Yet you don't see them complaining on social media that their problems are valid.

[@brynnwalsh6984]

I want to add, my mom had my brother and I at 37 and 40. If you’re over the age of 35 for your first pregnancy, the medical term is ELDERLY primigravida. My mom said it didn’t make her feel great to be referred to as elderly, but she understood that that’s the medical term so she didn’t feel the need to “correct” people who said it. The doctors aren’t trying to be insensitive referring to this person as female, they’re using the correct biological terminology for the situation. Sometimes clinical terms just don’t sound the nicest

[@vikkibrimicombe9115]

It’s mature mom not elderly mom , I should know I am one .I’m nearly 50 with a 10 year old daughter , I’ve never heard of the term elderly to refer to a mature or older mom at all

[@brynnwalsh6984]

@@vikkibrimicombe9115 that was the term my mom said was used for her, and was what I was taught in my college Medical Terminology class 🤷‍♀️

[@justachickwholovesmash]

I am so fucking fed up of this bullshit. Its exhausting.

[@jaijai5250]

Well said. I don’t even participate in their delusions, and I find it exhausting!

[@user-fy8cd4rm2q]

Just ignore these arse wipes. They will never be included in my circle of family & friends.

[@melodywilliams6197]

Tell me about it. The funniest one I saw was when a woman had gender reassignment to become a man and the dude had reassignment surgery to become a female but the bearded man became pregnant. This bullshit needs to stop.

[@vonnymoore8203]

That is the long game- exhaust us until we throw our arms up in the air, then they have won. Don't give in, don't give up- point out their stupidity continually - until they fold and go back to being fringe and ignored.

[@Celephinn]

Seeing a pregnant Trans man makes you that angry? Have you thought about getting a life?

[@LutzAlbrecht-Mylenium]

Those "seahorse men" are easily the weirdest part of that whole trans thing. I wish them well and a healthy kid, but they should stop spouting such nonsense.

[@I_Dont_Believe_In_Salad]

Do they even know that female seahorses actually lays eggs in male's pouch? Or they're so Delusional that they legit thought male seahorses develop fetuses inside their belly?

[@Zarreth]

@@PTRAINBOY You may know this already but just in case, Seahorses are weird in the males become pregnant. Due to that, online Pregnant trans people have created this coping mechanism of calling themselves Seahorse fathers. Dunno if it started as a joke or a cope but it definitely is cringe now.

[@thisismyyoutubeaccount3322]

@@Zarreth It's a stupid comparison though because the males still don't produce/carry the eggs. The female still has eggs and just transfers them to the male to be fertilized/carried.

[@megsley]

male seahorses don't produce eggs!!! they just hold the fertilized ones in their pocket! transmen produce their own eggs!

[@bonusvampirus]

4:50 - You took a moment to recognize that even though it hurt, the doctor was not trying to hurt you, and was actually behaving in a very logical way. That’s something I wish more people would do before exploding at every instance of misgendering. You’re entitled to politely ask the doctor to call you “he,” but you’ve accepted yourself enough to not come undone at something like that. That’s a level of self-acceptance that people should strive for.

[@matthewatwood8641]

She's not entitled to ask anybody to call her 'he.' that's a very disrespectful imposition. It's asking somebody to deny reality and say something they don't believe. Most importantly however, it is helping to normalize queer theory, which is absolutely unacceptable. If you are indulging people in their pronoun game at this point, you are part of the problem.

[@mariana8781]

Thank you so much for this video, Marcus! Though I don't want to have kids, pregnancy is a female phenomenon. If a trans man wants to get pregnant, ok, go ahead, it' a private decision. But it drives me NUTS when I hear this "Men can get pregnant too sentence. NOOOO, biological men cannot get pregnant!

[@matthewatwood8641]

I completely disagree. A woman on testosterone trying to become a man should not be allowed to have a child. It is dangerous for the child, and will be harmful to the child after he or she is born.

[@junkoe119]

I changed providers before because they used the term chest feeding and if I was a person with a uterus. Use that language with people who ask for it, but don’t assume everyone is a willing participant in a women’s health clinic.

[@drkatel]

What??? “Chest feeding?” I just can’t.

[@matthewatwood8641]

​@@drkatelI really can't wait until somebody calls me a "non - birth parent." 😐

[@sanaswe5659]

This one had a double mastectomy so the poor baby won’t be doing either type. I do hope the baby has a loving granny.

[@jlp11889]

(I'm a woman on my partner's account) I would have felt so weird if the hospital staff had used that terminology with me when I gave birth in 2020, it was already tough enough with the pandemic, I might have lost it if they didn't call me 'mom' or my partner 'dad' or refer to my breasts as anything other than breasts.

[@SA-ey6nt]

​@@VioletbunnyfishSorry but isn't chest a synonym for breasts when you don't want to specifically name breasts... I mean out of everything? 😂

[@moni7652]

The narcissism is off the scale with these people!

[@bexp436]

It’s not up to the world to check up on whether you’re okay. You’re an adult. You’ve made choices. Live with them.

[@JEM7112]

It’s the NHS love! Count yourself lucky you’re getting any bloody care at all! There are MILLIONS on waiting lists for LIFE SAVING treatments…get over yourself and appreciate the FREE immediate care!

[@mmmeow]

“How do I tell my boyfriend?” That shocked me. Like he didn’t know he impregnated a female?

[@jaijai5250]

Genuine question, what is a non binary female trans boyfriend. I’m totally confused!

[@eleanor-maewilkinson6046]

@april_mackay_autorin4251I know them both and the partner is trans too yeah

[@mmmeow]

@april_mackay_autorin4251 I think I need quotes in order to make sense of this. The father of the child is a “non-binary” “female” trans boyfriend.

[@Zarreth]

@april_mackay_autorin4251 I have a Transwoman friend who says she has DID and with how weird she is in our group chat (i've never met her IRL), It's crazy to see you say because her nickname at one point was Delulu bc of her "Lulu" personality. Sorry random but semi on topic lol

[@huitrecouture]

@april_mackay_autorin4251 The boyfriend is a male with male parts.

[@bignasty4874]

"Nobody said are you ok" Welcome to boy's club.

[@matthewatwood8641]

Being surprised that no one has asked about your welfare is a huge tell, other than the fact that she's so obviously a woman just from looking at her..& *pregnant.😆* Somebody needs to tell her to man up and quit whining.

[@Eusong]

These transtrender ftm are the most spoiled, bratty princesses I've ever seen. Even normal women aren't this demanding and...well, for lack of a better term, FEMININE. You'd think all that testosterone would make them behave more manly but not at all.

[@SA-ey6nt]

Smart. Apart from the situation happening in the most female of spaces 😑 with all the stories about the horrible treatment women in labor get, ya'll definitely can't even imagine.

[@matthewatwood8641]

@@SA-ey6nt You mean the stories of women complaining & making a huge issue out of any little thing? Yes, I've heard them.

[@SA-ey6nt]

@@matthewatwood8641 ha you would crumble like a b😂 I guess the dentists that say men are the worst patients and the biggest babies are lying too

[@heavenlycrow3961]

I often wondered how trans men who get pregnant wouldn’t honestly want to crawl out of their skin and have severe reactions to that news since I would have thought that is the worst dysphoric thing to go through and yet they do it.

[@STEVEBINNION1]

A woman is pregnant what a shock 🌈

[@Lulusnotreadyforthis]

I'm from the UK and I have had antenatal care recently so I can guess we had a somewhat similar experience. I'm also from a family of medics. All this 'they don't care about my mental health' talk really annoys me. They care about you having a healthy baby. They care about making sure neither you nor the baby dies during pregnancy and delivery. Not calling you what you are (a pregnant female) is the least of their concerns.

[@mb-kh2nb]

​@alexr2172 welcome to everyone 25 and under in America

[@untype3992]

If I identify myself as a cat, then I would be the first cat that can read and write etc...?

[@memykios7160]

No, you'd be the first cat to birth human babies 😂😂😂

[@InvitationToHers]

LMFAOOOOO

[@InvitationToHers]

@@anthropomorphicpeanut6160oh god tell me you’re kidding

[@untype3992]

@@anthropomorphicpeanut6160 Oh... 😂

[@omgbaybuhhh]

omg yas queen so progressive and brave😘😍😍😍👑❤️😝✨ slayyy

[@Mungoteazer11581]

How do you tell your partner? I mean,,,he somehow had a part in it, hadn't he? Oh my god, he pulls a Meghan Markle with the "Noone actually asked me: Are you okay?"

[@Annmarie-gd3fv]

The pure narcissism of "I'm crying my eyes out amd no one's offering help". If you think you need help, ASK FOR IT! Don't expect people to ask you. Medical staff are used to hormonal pregnant women crying and saying they're fine. If you're not fine, open your mouth! It's so infuriating the 'pay attention to me' narcissism. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@sburris65]

I can 100% relate. As a child free woman, getting pregnant would be a nightmare. I also made sure I would not get pregnant by taking birth control. Even after I was diagnosed with endometriosis and was told I could not get pregnant. I didn't trust that to be true and took birth control until I had a hysterectomy. I dont know if this person thought that due to testosterone, they could not get pregnant or what. But this woman has absolutely no business reproducing. It's about your baby, not your damn pronouns.

[@crazygamer_1082]

I agree. I’m not getting a hysterectomy but I’m horrified at the thought of pregnancy. Even as a child the thought of being pregnant to have kids never registered in my brain that how much I despised it. So to be gender dysphoric and want a baby doesn’t make sense in my head

[@emilyk1109]

​@@crazygamer_1082One of the core memories from my childhood was the moment when my mother told my 5yr old self that women don't just suddenly become pregnant out of thin air, I can still recall the relief that I felt even after almost two decades lol. I can't wrap my mind around why someone who suffers from gender dysphoria would ever risk ending up in such a horrible position, especially since it's usually easier to get a hysterectomy in the process of transitioning than it would be for your average young woman.

[@namename9998]

You cant be 2 things at the same time. If youre okay with the 9 month thing then its impossible to be the other thing. 9 months should make you really sad and upset if you are both things.

[@sburris65]

@namename9998 ..you are an idiot making absolutely no sense. Bless your heart.

[@matthewatwood8641]

I respect the fact that you're a woman who chooses not to have children but you recognize that it's the child that matters. Thank you.

[@riclancaster2604]

If you feel like a man and the idea of womanly parts if horrifying to you, if being called Julie instead of your new name George is so bad, then why are you playing a female role and getting pregnant, it’s very bizarre

[@matthewatwood8641]

We know that they had sex with her female genitals and his male ones. If it was horrifying to her to be reminded of being a woman, she wouldn't have been able to tolerate that.

[@chantz2400]

Imagine thinking pregnancy is something that men can experience in any shape or flavor. She needs to seek help URGENTLY.

[@e.yassine4426]

No one turned around and asked me ”are you okey? Would you like some mental health support?” All men : welcome to the club..

[@parakeetfloor3185]

I fear for that baby and the bizarre, confusing situation it will grow up in. Who knows what nonsense this "man" will be telling the child?

[@bradentripp8141]

I had a transwoman friend during the 80s...she used to get frustrated everytime she would be in the hospital because they kept telling her "you need to get a pap smear"... "Uh..no...I DONT !" How the world has changed....😮

[@matthewatwood8641]

It is very difficult to believe that healthcare providers mistook your friend for a woman. Especially if this was in the 80s.

[@bradentripp8141]

@matthewatwood8641 she was very convincing..even in the 80s...you can believe it or not...though it would be kind of a strange thing to randomly lie about on the internet.

[@matthewatwood8641]

@@bradentripp8141 Oh, I don't think you're making it up. I sincerely meant it's just very hard to believe. Your friend must have been very convincing.

[@Eusong]

​@@matthewatwood8641The thing about trans people back in the 80s is they actually did it because of dysphoria and not for attention, so they actually put in as much effort to pass as possible rather than wanting to stick out like a gender-confused thumb. Combine this with the fact almost nobody knew what a transexual was, and it was a much easier time to pass back then. Also you should see what a few thousand dollars of plastic surgery can accomplish. 😜

[@matthewatwood8641]

@@Eusong Yeah, that's a good point. I remember when it seemed like nobody knew that Liberace was gay. Gay men weren't something most people really gave much thought to. Now it's impossible to imagine anyone on the planet not immediately identifying Liberace as gay if he was around today.

[@janejones7638]

We need to be more inclusive for the five transmen who will be pregnant out of 100,000s of pregnancy. As you said he/we have more important things to worry about.

[@ingloriousMachina]

On paper, sacrificing your comfort in your gender to bring a child into the world sounds touching and resilient, and I respect the average ftm guy who went through crippling disphoria to see a pregnancy through as an act of love. ... but I'm not sure what THIS is.

[@Werewolf.with.Internet.Access]

I’ve got no issue with people being trans, but Nothing gives me the uncanny valley shivers like seeing a “dude” pregnant Like even typing the words makes me shudder

[@Ilivedbih]

To be honest, it does make me uncomfortable too, like physically I get goosebumps. Tho I get the same goosebumps when I see a fellow skinny that turns around and has a massive pregnant belly (like big one). It makes me uncomfortable in a scared way, "that is too big for her body" it looks unnatural, disproportionately I mean.

[@user-ws3ce5bn6f]

It is a creepy sight to see.

[@I_Dont_Believe_In_Salad]

It's uncanny because it's something we can't comprehend it or "it's against nature" situation type deal.

[@classic.cameras]

As a man if I was pregnant it is clearly an Alien Xenomorph from the movie Aliens inside me ready to burst out my chest.

[@j-lew]

Marcus you are always so f*cking on-point. Never stop doing what you do.

[@Queenofthatank]

Say it with me "people affected by gender dysphoria wouldn't be able to do anything that would cause them dysphoria. To be able to do something that should technically cause you mental anguish and duress contradicts that medical diagnosis."

[@SnoodleDoot]

Curly Marcus out here slaying that look! 😄

[@dammar117]

Don't be so open-minded that your brain falls out...LOL!!!😂

[@triangleDAYS]

I’m pregnant at the moment and when I was joining the antenatal clinic I did a mental health questionnaire as doctors etc want to be on top of your mental health since it can affect your baby. But also, if you feel as though your mental health isn’t good, you can talk to your gp. Many anti depressants are not harmful to the baby. I don’t like them pushing “men can have babies” as biological men cannot, while trans men can.

[@lebkha]

I wish my problems in life were my pronounce instead of finances, building career, paying bills on time, supporting my family...etc

[@theGouramistOnline]

Ngl the Arabic caught me off guard😂

[@onevoice2993]

I know you always say stuff like: "I don't wanna go into TMI, but. . ." Honestly, I appreciate your willingness to say the more uncomfortable stuff to get the truth across.

[@Eusong]

Part of why Marcus passes so well is he actually thinks and acts like a man, unlike the all of the trenders in recent years.

[@m_d1905]

Yes pregnancy is hard, welcome to female biology. It also tended to make me overly emotional because of the changing hormones. Definitely get some mental health help, nothing wrong with that. I hope the pregnancy goes well and you and baby are healthy in the end.

[@user-wn1wv1uy5y]

I hope this mother will go to therapy before the child has to live with a delusional parent.

[@Nonayabizness360]

He’s going through the pregnancy so he can virtue signal of course. I hated myself from years of abuse so having a child was terrifying to me because I thought that I wouldn’t be “ good enough “ to be a mother but I broke the cycle and my grown daughter and I are extremely close. Being a mother was the most beautiful and at times the hardest thing I ever did in my life and I wouldn’t take it back for anything. I would still die for my daughter and I’m extremely proud of the beautiful human being that she has become.

[@matthewatwood8641]

He

[@Nonayabizness360]

@@matthewatwood8641 . Yes. I said HE multiple times.

[@matthewatwood8641]

@@Nonayabizness360 That was a typo. I meant to type she. A man cannot have a baby.

[@Nonayabizness360]

@@matthewatwood8641 . True. It’s presenting as a man so well it’s even hard to see it as a woman. I will just call it an it because I suspect it’s just a very mixed up person trying as hard as it can for attention. I’m actually terrified to see what happens to its child unless its mental illness is helped.

[@MDOC321]

I remember probably over 10 years ago, I heard for the first time about a trans man getting pregnant. However, he did it because he was married and his wife coudn't make the in vitro work on her, so in order to have a child they decided to try using his body since he only had top surgery, and as far as I know it worked (he was heavily pregnant at the time, probably 7/8 months). He didn't do to prove a point, he did it because he wanted a family and was willing to sacrifice his body and metal health for it, it was for love and no politics were involved. This? I'm not so sure....

[@jaijai5250]

I’m sure the person was a biological female. It wasn’t a biological male that became pregnant. You do know that’s impossible!

[@MrsDetroit622]

He was trying to be manly yet came away pregnant? That doesn't even make any sense.

[@simonsimons8885]

SHE!!!!!!

[@MrsDetroit622]

@@simonsimons8885 My issue is where does this pregnancy come from if she is so dysphoric about being a woman and she was "trying so hard" to be masculine? I'm calling bullshit. She/he just wants attention.

[@daniel.leinad041]

it's always me me me me me with these people.

[@rara9770]

Uhm is it safe for the baby to be inside a woman who takes testosterone?

[@kopykat6843]

No it's not. Kids gonna be stunted pretty badly. Like can't hold it's head up stunted.

[@beautifulsmurf92]

As a child they advertised a pregnant man on a show and my child brain was like wow thats impossible and my comon sence young child brain was like oh its a woman who became a trans man, thats not impressive in the least

[@kyivamccollough8643]

I have never been reminded more that I am a biological woman than when I was pregnant. And it wasn’t just bc I was pregnant, it was the way people looked at me, the way people talked to me, the way people treated me. My stomach was the first thing people saw. I don’t understand how if they have gender dysphoria being pregnant wouldn’t amplify that feeling times a million. It even made me uncomfortable with how much people stared and acted towards me.

[@kellmac]

When my husband saw the thumbnail, he said "That's how I look after I overeat... except I'm not smiling".

[@baronghede2365]

The world has completely feel off a cliff, Blessed Be.

[@mjones8170]

I feel sorry for the kid. It's one thing to have a parent who accepts reality and another to have a parent that is delusional.

[@adrianaacosta7293]

I’m currently in a pharmacy program and I have professors who don’t say pregnant women or make a point that we need to use inclusive language when discussing pregnancy. What’s funny is when students ignore it and continue to ask a question starting with “ So… when a pregnant woman…” At least the language hasn’t changed in my biology and genetics courses. Lol

[@trinacook6466]

Okay I have not watched the video yet. I'm about to, but even before then, just from the headline - You are not proving that pregnant men exist; you are proving that women on testosterone exist, but we already knew that, so I guess you're not proving anything!

[@yeahdawg5894]

What are you talking about?? I expect that response from a child 😆😂😂🖕

[@evebehr]

Actually, they had to back off the testosterone for a while because of other issues. So they partially detransitioned. Same story with transmen who intentionally get pregnant. They have to partially detransition (and in their case hope they get lucky). They're biological women.

[@jaijai5250]

@@evebehrit makes sense. I wouldn’t have thought high levels of testosterone support conception, or a healthy pregnancy. Who would’ve thought that a biological female became pregnant!

[@sunshinemkay]

Thank God for you and your voice, Marcus.

[@sharonburgess9488]

I feel sorry for the baby. What kind of damage can be done with all the medical drugs the mother took.

[@marionfarrell1716]

The NHS is under immense pressure right now due to chronic underfunding and mismanagement. They do not have time for this. This person is lucky to even be getting appointments.

[@smolcutie1773]

Thats not only ignorant but dangerous for the fetus. The hormones a woman's body produces when she's pregnant ≠ artificial hormones made to resemble the hormones of a man. The first is produced naturally to benefit the developing embryo and its crucial to the health of the baby while the second is artificial hormones inserted into the body of a woman to trick her body into acting similarly to that of a man. I really hope she stops taking hormones that resemble the ones men produce while she's pregnant because it's not going to end up well with the baby's health (because men don't get pregnant therefore the hormones their body produces aren't suitable for a developing baby). Also women and men have huge differences when it comes to testosterone percentages. Doctors agree that a normal reading for men falls between 300 to 1,000 nanograms per deciliter (ng/dL). Now a normal reading for women falls between 10 to 95 nanograms per deciliter (ng/dL). That's a difference from minimum (more than) 3 times more to maximum 100 times more testosterone. If a woman's testosterone levels are near that of a man's then she's seriously sick and vise versa. As for pregnant women normal levels during pregnancy are in the 50 to 120 ng/dL (1.7 to 4.2 nmol/L) range which means that men have at minimum more than twice as much testosterone than pregnant women. Also high levels of testosterone are harmful to the fetus. Research has shown that high levels of testosterone can cause recurrent miscarriages. Testosterone has teratogenic effects, it makes the risk of abnormal urogenital development in a fetus to skyrocket among other abnormalities. Therefore, testosterone should not be used while attempting conception or during pregnancy. All health care sites recommend that the mother should stop taking testosterone if she cares about the health of her baby. Here are some quotes from health care sites: "Testosterone is actually teratogenic (meaning it can cause birth defects) to a fetus. If you are taking testosterone and think you may be pregnant, speak to your healthcare practitioner as soon as possible. If you are pregnant, avoid starting testosterone, as it will harm the developing fetus", "It is possible to get pregnant if you’re taking testosterone, but it's not recommended. This is because taking testosterone in pregnancy may affect the baby's development.Taking testosterone in pregnancy is not recommended." The quotes are from nih. gov and healthline. com

[@the_daughter_of_the_night]

I have the same thoughts on the topic. As a person with a naturally high level of testosterone, it would be really hard and risky for me to get pregnant. Though I'm on the lower level of the male norm, it's still a bad idea to have a child. Gynecologists offered me hormonal therapy quite a few times but I'm not interested because pregnancy isn't on my lifelong to do list. I can only imagine how much harm may be done to those unlucky babies due to their mothers being delusional

[@Pidatha]

I think they stop taking T for the duration of pregnancy

[@matthewatwood8641]

​@@the_daughter_of_the_nightI have a lot of respect for you because you put the welfare of the potential child first.

[@codename495]

She wasn’t taking her hormones properly or she wouldn’t have ovulated and gotten pregnant.

[@smolcutie1773]

​@@codename495Hormone therapy - including testosterone - isn’t birth control. This means that trans men can get pregnant even if they’re on testosterone and even if they don’t have their period. Pregnancy is possible as long as you have a uterus and ovaries, and are ovulating. It’s also possible to ovulate even if you don’t have a period. Testosterone blocks ovulation if taken regularly, but it does not completely make it disappear. The bottom line is testosterone may impact your ability to get pregnant, but it’s not birth control.

[@the_daughter_of_the_night]

I would rather be worried about potential risks and repercussions to the fetus - because high levels of male hormones can be extremely damaging to its proper development. It isn't a miracle, it's a very unethical experiment. And yea, kinda impossible to have dysphoria and be okay with the idea of pregnancy and delivery. I'm not trans - only asexual but the very thought of getting pregnant grosses me out beyond any imagination

[@luuk066]

I always felt disgusted by the idea of getting pregnant, because i couldn't picture myself being a "mom". I can't understand this people

[@beckicave7611]

Pregnant man 🫡 Where? I can't see 🧐 I don't see no knocked up man. I do see a pregnant woman!

[@msjohnson6169]

I absolutely love the way you think and are able to express your thoughts in a way that anyone with working brain cells can understand even if they don't or won't accept it!!!!

[@nineteenfortyeight6762]

Why is she waiting for everyone to ask if she's ok like Megan Markle? You want help, ask for it!

[@flawedplan]

Not only are medical providers too preoccupied with substantive issues to focus on patient fee fees, this person is dealing with institutionalized power and playing with fire. Give medical providers a hard time and it ends up in your medical records and when hospitalized, nurses progress notes. You're essentially diagnosing yourself as personality disordered. Research is strong on showing stigma and prejudice happens in the medical system to a greater extent than general society. Why would anyone want to alienate the people who are custodians of your health and well-being? He wants to make pronoun compliance by providers mandatory? And when that debate goes before his state legislature, who will the lawmakers listen to, the trans folk, or the doctors and their lobbyists who will be there in droves, fighting the imposition?

[@joeyk5]

I just no longer am surprised but I’m still gobsmacked by this. Thank you Marcus for talking about this

[@slime-op8hq]

Hey Marcus !! just wanted to say you look really Good in this video.❤❤

[@balaisepascal7989]

Yeah, the slightly longer hair really does it, I think

[@203azzopardi9]

I don't want to be horrible, but why would there be mental health support for a trans man being pregnant? It's not exactly common, mental health services in the UK barely understand autism never mind a situation of your own making. And as someone who's experienced how you're treated while pregnant, it's sad but they don't have time to ask if everyone's okay. It should be part of it but the NHS is stretched enough without "men" having babies

[@apherrmann]

sad thing is that this isn't even new. yall remember when magazines where talking about that "pregnant man" that was just trans? it was around the same time as Octo-Mom.

[@VikingRik]

Mate you are a breath of fresh air, some common sense in a world seemingly gone made. Keep up the great work.

[@Thechimeradragon-xc9tq]

You just know that poor child is going to be all kinds of fucked up

[@sweethistortea]

Wouldn’t the drugs also affect the baby???

[@Thechimeradragon-xc9tq]

@@sweethistortea Do you mean the hormones? I wanna say yes

[@djinsanity3575]

That kid when they get older is gonna get away from that thing and never look back

[@LeetoLydia]

Marcus, your ability to post interesting and informative videos so frequently is impressive. Thanks for calling out the lunacy. ❤

[@alexpeters7987]

Omg the poor child! I can't even imagine what this experiment is going to do to the developing baby....

[@AnnaH74]

If pregnant women are worried about their mental health regardless of what they identify as, a trip to their local doctor's wouldn't go a miss or in that person's case, an appointment with the psychiatrist they had to see before they could medically transition.

[@Joe-pc3hs]

That Arabic was on point! Lebanese?

[@yurinaisbae6822]

LMAOO when Marcus started speaking Arabic

[@bri.b6448]

I am a retired postpartum (care after having a baby) nurse. Around 10 years ago I was assigned a transgender patient. No one had ever had this experience for me to get advice from. I was early 20s myself, with little life experience. I entered the room to find my bearded patient, with mastectomy scars, trying to breastfeed. I had ZERO idea how to proceed. I didn't even know how to refer to them. I figured I'd be honest. So I asked. "What do you prefer to be called? I have actually never cared for a transgender patient before, so I'm not sure what is best". They were LIVID with me. Why did I not know that HE was DAD?! And HE needed help getting baby to latch. I was so embarrassed. I then had to repeatedly explain why breastfeeding would probably not be possible, due to THE COMPLETE REMOVAL OF YOUR BREAST TISSUE. Did the surgeon discuss this? No. Of course not. The patient was unhappy with care provided by me(ie honesty) and I did not get reassigned them the next shift. Thank God bc that was a long 12 hours.

[@hardcoregamer3577]

I love your bluntness, your completely right and someone like yourself is in a unique position to say it plainly like this without reprisal. It must be a tough decision however to have a hysterectomy, over ruling your biological need to procreate so you can 'get your head straight' so to speak.

[@MinecraftssakTM]

Curly Marcus without a side part is the real reason we are here for

[@shaelee5673]

Yay!! I’m early for a change!!

[@christinaball2704]

Totally agree with you Marcus!!❤

[@haleybergeron8276]

My husband and i just had a genetic counseling apt and she kept calling me biological female. It made me feel like an animal it was extremely frustrating