the nipple question??😳 | 🌈 Nonbinary Memes

[@OneTopic2]

i would *never* troll you that hard 🤭

[@OneTopic]

💀💜

[@bubblesd4208]

Hmmmmmm 🤔

[@sumthngcool4221]

Third

[@zizthefirst]

a small amount of trolling a relatively insignificant amount of it

[@AJ64]

Hmmmmmm?

[@kiwi1926]

i recently came out to my friend as using they/she pronouns, and she looked at me for a second and said "they/she me rollin', they hatin'" and we both burst out laughing

[@tkdlvr]

that is the funniest thing i’ve seen all day

[@SillyAtsushi]

lmao i was not expecting that

[@zannabatsy1656]

That is amazing and so fun, you're both awesome

[@macaronmoon]

I have to tell this joke at least once in my life lmao

[@fudgeciclez]

This is what a true ally looks like

[@thelittlestpika]

OT is a father to all of us. Not anything inappropriate. Just a wholesome dad who would do anything to make us happy.

[@Dale-ct5ru]

Fun fact OT actually stands for Our (fa)T(her) totally don't fact check me on that

[@gamedayplays7894]

absolutely, I agree 100%,

[@henryfleischer404]

*Anything?*

[@funnybones8931]

The funny dad with all bunch of dad jokes

[@NecrochildK]

o.O I think he's young enough to nearly be my own son...

[@storyspren]

"At least 'fucker' is gender neutral" Aces: "Am I a joke to you?" Demisexuals: "Fucker? I don't even know her!"

[@keshaartis8365]

Gender neutral =/= sexuality neutral and this is a perfect example of the difference. Fucker IS gender neutral. It just so happens to NOT be sexuality neutral because some ppl don't engage in fuckery of any sort. 💁🏽‍♀️

[@Silent0nyx]

Kesha, with all due respect, R/wooosh

[@seanmurphy3430]

To be clear, I'm ace, and I will happily answer to "fucker".

[@storyspren]

@@keshaartis8365 You're right but when people say "it's gender neutral" it's usually meant as "it includes everyone" and the jokes here are predicated on the fact that it doesn't.

[@storyspren]

@@seanmurphy3430 That's fair lol

[@maeve010576]

My genderfluid eldest kid (college student now) got me in the habit of calling kids "munchkins" and adults "adult humans". All of their roommates at school are genderfluid or enby so I started referring to them (collectively) as "adult humans" as in "so did you adult humans do well on your finals?" Lol

[@SomerandompersonWhy]

that is amazing to be honest

[@5Demona5]

That's cool! I like saying "hoomans" in general, no one has complained yet 😆 though sometimes I'll get the reply "Wait, if you're calling us humans; what are you?"

[@Strawberry-shortcake-luv]

Who needs gendered speech when you could call everything as "Cowards" or "humans"

[@arcticpossi_schw1siantuntija42]

NICE!

[@arcticpossi_schw1siantuntija42]

@@5Demona5 NICE!

[@comradewindowsill4253]

I have the answer to The Nipple Question. Since man nips are Allowed, and woman nips are Not Allowed, it stands to reason that; Nonbinary people may reveal only one (1) nipple at any one time. The other must be covered by a Nipple Eyepatch. You're welcome.

[@arielruby13]

As a non binary who had top surgery, my nipples get to be out in pride events only or else people gender me wrong and say stuff like "females have to cover up here" and offer me patches. so i guess havng nipples showing is up to how people around perceive my gender to be

[@skittyzoon]

This is awesome 😎

[@officialmai]

I personally think *all* nipples look weird. I know they're not a sexual organ, but, they still make me feel weird, just like seeds. God I hate seeds.

[@ryanweller8522]

Thank you

[@toomanydum4084]

HEY EVERY ! IF YOU LIKE THIS IDEA THERE ACTUALLY *ARE* SUCH THINGS AS NIPPLE EYEPATCHES! THEY'RE CALLED PASTIES! HAVE FUN

[@alyssafitzgerald83]

As an asexual being called a “fucker” may be gender neutral but is still inaccurate.

[@jingbot1071]

Inaccurate? Or the most cutting suggestion possible for an ace?

[@sunnywunny]

fucker is the most powerful insult to ace people

[@Pupcat_Is_Amare]

This. This one. 🤝

[@vanillathebard]

But what if it is meant in regards to screwing over large corporations and protesting crappy government sanctions? I for one am happy with that precise idea as an ace.

[@resourceress7]

I mean it could be non-f*** specific, too. And just mean person. (Sincerely, an ace with a linguistics degree)

[@giordanodsouza9563]

How does saying Garfield is male *because* he has a girlfriend make any sense? Nonbinary people can date women too, Jim. You don't have to be male to have a girlfriend.

[@dustinm2717]

Girls can have girlfriends Who you date doesn't have anything to do with your gender

[@anxietify]

*Jim, Nonbinary people can have girlfriends too.*

[@Iputtheunctionalinfunctional]

Garfield our nonbinary he/him icon and his girlfriend

[@saltypork101]

shhh. You'll hurt his little cis het brain.

[@Jbird728]

the fandom will always know the truth...they/he are ENBYYYY

[@solarcupid2583]

My dream is to be androgynous enough that you can't tell my birth gender so people can't assume and question my gender because they should be just as confused as I am

[@RaydShadowlegends]

OMG SAMEEE!!!

[@robin_ch]

same dude

[@mysticzebra5421]

Same... My goal is to be confusing. I'd love to be able to just almost pass as either binary gender when I feel like it to add further to the confusion to those who see me regularly. Not passing fully as anything would be beautiful.

[@echoc7213]

THIS^^^

[@genericname2747]

Potential solutions: -get multiple gender reasignment surgeries at once. The doctors will likely get confused by how to do multiple surgeries at the same time and end up removing all gender. -cover yourself in bees, let the bees speak for you -become void -wear a dinosaur costume, speak by roaring

[@Trickpants]

That entire bee-rant is even funnier when you consider that the stereotype slang for *adult funtime* and how it works, for the longest time has been ... The birds and the *bees*. Diversity wins, we've infiltrated cishet vernacular!

[@bored8157]

🥳🥳🥳🥳

[@supahkoopah2919]

I had a silly idea regarding the “nipple question” A trans man, who hasn’t gotten surgery yet. Shirtless in public. Nobody can complain to him because they’re male nipples now.

[@squiddwizzard8850]

"Look at me, I have the man nipples now."

[@realMaggyMage]

And if they complain, then a trans woman who has gotten hrt. They can't exclude both

[@sapphicstargate3872]

Ya know if you take the knowledge of bee genders, and a few more human concepts that don't really apply, it really make the bee movie so much funnier and way better imo. Barry's parents are a gay couple. All of the super masculine worker bees that Barry works with are much more akin to biker lesbians than military dudes, Barry is effectively trans since they were effectively a drone and became a worker bee, and that one chick Barry gets with was so dissatisfied with her boyfriend that she'd rather be in a lesbian relationship with a BEE than be with him. 😆

[@BabyGhast4]

Yeah, I was really confused when I rewatched bee film because I was just thinking “But aren’t they all supposed to be female or something?”.

[@DueBanana]

Sorry for going off topic, but I love your pfp!

[@missnaomi613]

🤯

[@moiaussi7722]

Well technically worker bees do not have a gender so they're actually more akin to very masc-presenting agender people and Barry would be an AMAB enby

[@realimereads2707]

I agree with the other commenter, your profil picture is to die for.

[@QwopTheFrog]

Jim Davis: he has to be a boy!! He has a GIRLFRIEND!! Me, a lesbian: well shit. How do I tell my wife I'm a boy?

[@yosefzanerva806]

By that logic, so is she. WHICH MAKES THE TWO OF YOU GAY!

[@Depressed_Spider]

What if your wife was the boy all along?

[@deitymurderer]

what if the boy was the wives we met along the way

[@Depressed_Spider]

Honestly kinda has the same energy as those weird questions like "so which of you guys is the man in the relationship and who is the woman?"

[@maleineperle1770]

@@deitymurderer I love that

[@Nova-_-]

can confirm, OT's videos can really cheer me up amidst the dysphoria Of course, depending on the video, it also attracts said dysphoria, but OT's comments on them are like a big hug and that makes it all worth it Thanks a ton, OT!

[@Matpit18]

I feel like there are a lot of people out there who would love to have OT as their father. I have several LGBTQ+ friends who’s actual parents have treated them so poorly/harshly and continue to do so. Even though he would just be one parent, one supportive and understanding guardian is better than none.

[@tbnrrenagade9507]

confirmed. OT is good person.

[@AdmiraloftheCrackNavy]

"What gender are you?" UNEXPECTED ITEM IN BAGGING AREA "What's in your pants?" DOOM

[@Ashley-the-fox]

*Heavy metal begins*

[@AdmiraloftheCrackNavy]

@@Ashley-the-fox UNEXPECTED METAL IN BAGGY PANTS

[@vehicularmanslaughter1296]

GREENLAND

[@Mimmers483]

I’m the first non-binary teacher in training at my internship and I asked for their dresscode which is hella gendered. So I asked them what rules apply to me and them said none of them since I’m not a men and not a women so now I’m allowed to wear shorts, sweatpants and flip flops to work ✨

[@bow-tiedengineer4453]

I love this. "nobody has written any regulations on this. Go nuts, I guess."

[@Mimmers483]

@@bow-tiedengineer4453 I love how much freedom they’re giving me with this. The kids also don’t have to call me mister or miss, they just call me teacher :)

[@junebunny0712]

It still sucks that it's so gendered. There a lot of gnc people.

[@thefatcat2790]

Now that's some true allyship

[@glados4759]

So many places have gendered clothing rules. Can't we do it like keep the clothes same but do it like it's not gendered anymore? Like dress code is skirts or pants. But anyone can wear them regardless of gender. I hope my school had this when I was there

[@vanillathebard]

Can confirm, my local bee friends can recognize select humans, they all dislike my mother because she freaks out and slaps at them. Wasps as well can be befriended as long as you're nice btw. I have a few wasp friends that like chilling near my clothes line with me while I'm hanging laundry.

[@sunshinesolace3540]

Haha *beefriend*

[@sunnywunny]

I'm allergic to bee and hornet stings but befriended a hornet and he lands on my hands to drink woter and chill

[@wind7141]

Unfortunately I’m not great with insects but I would love to beefriend myself some bees

[@poke-talia268]

I've helped some carpenter bed warm up on a chilly day. They just hung out on my hand for a bit. Also, it's fun to freak people out with a handful of bees. (Unless they're allergic like my mom is)

[@charcoal8]

I like bees but don't like when they fly near my eyes, I don't bat them away though. If you stay still they soon fly off.

[@widowkeeper4739]

I'm a beekeeper and I agree entirely with that section of the vid you had about them. Apis mellifera (Western Honey Bee) are literal EnBees! Honey bees themselves consider the entire hive of hundreds of thousands of individuals to be ONE organism. They have a real, literal, functional democracy where the entire hive casts and take votes on important issues instantaneously using pheromones and sense of smell. There is no actual hierarchy between them. What we called the "queen" is just the one fertile egg-layer who is doing a part for the whole -- just like the family member that's helping keep them fed while they lay eggs. Just like all the ones caring for their little ones, or the ones bringing in the food, or the ones going out to mate and help make new hives. Some of them are fertile if that's their job. Most of them are not because they don't need to be. They're one organism. Every bee is cared for from birth to death. "Work" is them flying around and throwing themselves into piles of food before going home to their loved ones who do in fact care for you. Bees also know who "their" humans are same as other domestic animals do and usually will just sit on you and watch while you do whatever you need to do with their hive. You can tell from the pitch of their hum how they're feeling about what you're doing. Every hive has it's own personality. A hive that has a bad personality and tends to attack immediately is a sick and distressed hive. Humans could learn a lot about civility from bees. I wholeheartedly support using honey bees as NB mascots. 🥰

[@birdbird3000]

I remember when I was in kindergarten, I said to my mom “but only girls wear dresses, you aren’t a girl because you aren’t wearing a dress” guess who also wasn’t wearing a dress and guess who is now an enby

[@disableddragonborn]

"I don't know, I just got here." This is a man who clearly is new to LGBTQ+ topics but in an answer saying he doesn't know, he gave the correct answer.

[@vincentguttmann2231]

Yeah, he went there with his son. That's what a dad should do.

[@disableddragonborn]

@@vincentguttmann2231 He is by far my favorite person I have seen at a pride event,😂

[@tbnrrenagade9507]

well, there's two correct answers. the other is "a number greater than one."

[@squiddwizzard8850]

Look, I don't believe in aliens; but if you consider that maybe he is an alien from a different planet and doesn't know how many genders there sre the video still makes sense.

[@dragonfan3934]

Just realized you removed the "G" from "LGBTQ+" 😔Gay erasure smh /j

[@FrozEnbyWolf150]

About the bee genders being worker, drone, and queen. The term "queen" is still a misnomer based on projection of human hierarchal structures onto an insect species that does not share them. The queen is less analogous to a human monarch, and more akin to a brood mare, who is completely at the mercy of the workers. If the workers don't like the brood mare, they'll have her replaced. The drones are pretty much helpless too, as they can't forage and they can't sting, and only exist to serve one purpose. Bees are a eusocial species, and the workers are the ones actually in charge of the colony.

[@krimsonkarma8412]

Sounds kinda based!

[@dustinm2717]

Bees are communists

[@MLiskindagay]

Like billionaires?

[@olivefernando7879]

the workers debate what to do and vote too (btw there's a book on it that's quite good, a bit heavy though, 'honeybee democracy' by thomas d. seeley)

[@John_Weiss]

-Queen- Hive-Ovaries -Drone- Flying Sperm-Transport Workers == The Actual Bees

[@heartofdawn2341]

"unexpected item in bagging area" is exactly why I want gender confirmation surgery

[@Newfiecat]

This made me choke on my tea 😂

[@ElvenGodOrke]

SAAAAAAAAAME

[@Todoroni72]

​@@NewfiecatI'm drinking tea rn

[@ChibiWerewolfPrince]

Hey OT here's a fun fact from the Philippines we don't have any Pinoy words for he/his and she/her we just have niya, nila,siya and sila which is basically they/them. Also just wanna say that i love you and your work because you're an inspiration to me 💗🇵🇭💗🇵🇭

[@coruscaregames]

Nanay mo

[@squiddwizzard8850]

​@@coruscaregames exclusive vs inclusive we is something i really wish English had.

[@rosebud130]

It took me until I was 27 to realize I was ace/aro, and people like One Topic are the reason I know that despite whatever my conservative parents say, there is absolutely nothing wrong with me not needing a 'man' in my life. That you so much for your support, OT, and the support of your wonderful community!

[@endyark]

for those who are interested, the binary code at 11:45 is “boo” :)

[@ollietheferalenby4888]

AAAA-

[@TMBKTheLazyBee]

wAGH-

[@Skylikesavation]

Technically it’s BOO as it starts with 011 not 010

[@lunadoesthings8050]

AHHHHH WHY DID YOU SCARE ME

[@miramitchell3258]

AAAAAA- but also thank you because I’m an idiot who can’t read binary code

[@elieli2893]

That "nonpracticing woman" meme makes me feel warm inside. Since I for sure was socialized as one and enjoy clothing stereotypically described as feminine, but definitely am not one most of the time (gender kinda wonky, I have one but it vibrates and likes to side-step in a direction or another every once in a while and some days it just goes "poof" xD) But since my gender is kinda vague, it sometimes makes me feel like I'm an imposter or something 😅 It's nice to know other people have similar feelings and joke about it :D But yeah, I'm only a woman for my grandparents and by myself about once a few months, and nonspecified for coworkers xD

[@nicomoist5336]

I like it a lot because it also describes the relationship people have with cultural and familial religions I'm no longer catholic because im queer, but i still carry around a rosary in my car for my mother, and for the nostalgia it has I'm not worshipping God anytime soon tho

[@elieli2893]

@@nicomoist5336 Haha, in my culture it's very typical to be a "habit-believer", aka someone who doesn't go to church or pray or do any of that, but who will still get married in a church and christen their kids 😅 I am agnostic personally, but I only know my parents believe in god because I asked them "do you believe in god" and they answered "yes" :'D But those few times we' ve been to church (almost only ever christmas eve) my dad won't even sing the hymns with everyone else :'D My grandpa has apparently quit church at some point but may have rejoined later..? Don' t know what that's about, though 🤔

[@rabanryssel137]

That's the most amazing way I heard someone explaining how it is to be on the genderfluid spectrum "I have one,but it vibrates"

[@elieli2893]

@@rabanryssel137 That is a description I go with often, it's pretty accurate for me xD Blurry at the edges, kinda shuffling in this and that direction. Vibrating and vibing :'D

[@sourwitch2340]

I think it's a very good summary of the general experience of being raised by people who want you, and quite often expect you will be, a certain type of way, when you aren't a certain type of way, but still maintaining a certain attachment to the parts of it that helped you feel comfortable even then, or rediscovering them after the fact as things you can reclaim for yourself. either way, absolutely a wonderful description, speaking as a sometimes butch genderflux trans lesbian who was raised with atheistic Christendom and just can't with either.

[@archaicchaos7672]

I feel like us enbies are like serephim angels who sometimes impulsively say, “fear yes!”

[@angeldude101]

_When you're not sure whether to pick a new name to get a new start and also not align with multiple online aliases, or to just chop off a single letter from your deadname and accept your destiny as an abstract entity of light._

[@onijester56]

I wish more people feared me...then my asexual self wouldn't get so many random guys and girls hitting on me or flirting with me when I'm at the local karaoke bar I regularly go to...

[@neuralmute]

@@onijester56 Practice your Sneer of Doom and some dangerous hobbies. I find that people are far more likely to leave you alone if they think you've got a cabinet full of homebrew poisons and a knife-throwing target in your living room.

[@TyphinHoofbun]

@@angeldude101 I will try this. Instead of Steven, I will now be the incomprehensible... Steve! ...Wait. >.> In all reality, I did both. Typhin and Stephanie are both valid ways to refer to me and I accept both. ^_^

[@flibbertygibbet]

3:34 regarding researching the menu before you go to a restaurant. Shout out to people I know with food allergies and/or food intolerances who absolutely must check to see if there might be one dish you can eat safely. I have Celiac Disease and have to check everything I eat. Can't eat at a bakery because flour stays in the air for hours after you bake something. Do you bring your own food because you know your not safe eating out? It's life but it can suck sometimes too. Love you all.

[@thepotatoarchon7816]

right now i am sick and super confused about my gender and sexuality, but your videos will forever cheer me up. thanks for being the best KZbin dad ever OT ❤️

[@SLTheOneAndAwesome19]

2:08 "Garlfield is male. He has a girlfriend, Arlene." Jim, honey. NBs have girlfriends. Garfield is he/him NB, you said it, it is out there, and you can't take it back now. He is an NB icon now. Accept his fate.

[@user-xq4py3fq2y]

Garfield is a cartoon cat that eats lasagna do you really think gender is a big part of the comics.

[@genericname2747]

Garfield is a Garfield. Garfield is too busy eating lasagna to have gender

[@Lisa_Flowers]

The people in these replies not getting that this is all a big joke is very funny lmao

[@user-xq4py3fq2y]

@@Lisa_Flowers the main comment being a joke is as obvious as a bright blue frog being poisonous

[@hellyhellhound]

GARFIELD IS NB? i never watch/read/whatever any garfield stuff but that's very cool

[@Aerodil]

I love the little animation at the begining. It's adorable.

[@jellyjackson9380]

IKR

[@leeshajoi]

He looks like a Lego man and I love it.

[@Gabi-vt4ex]

It's so cute istg

[@8thorpe]

its kinda like unsettling to me ngl

[@Jane-oz7pp]

the appropriateness of enby nips is decided entirely by whether or not a marmoset wants to wake up or not. They follow a similar rule to the seasonal change in the USA.

[@Laurenxx]

OT, you probably won’t see this but I just want to say thank you so much. My parents are supportive of me being bi but I would never be able to tell them I’m genderfluid, as to them there are “only two genders”. I once overheard a conversation between them where my dad said he would never call any of his kids “they”. It genuinely broke my heart, and the first thing I did when I got up to my room is put on one of your videos, and my god did it help. Your content is so incredibly helpful and encouraging for young queer people just like me, always be proud of that

[@spoookley]

OT literally is one of the biggest reasons why I realized being queer is something that isn’t just limited to people other than myself. I literally never thought that I could be until I started watching your videos :)

[@Super_Panda_BS]

Ok, can we all agree that Flubber was just one of those movies that felt like a fever dream that all the 90’s kids had? Yeah? Ok 👌 Edit: Lol, i don’t mean just 90’s kids, anyone that remembers it is allowed in the “Fever Dream Club”… but the 1st rule of FD club… 😂

[@SixxOClock]

100% agreed.

[@foxythepirate3218]

I was born at the end of the 90s but I can still agree

[@Joeseph_Kerr]

Since he passed, it has an even more dreamlike quality.

[@yellohbrickgaming546]

I was born in the 2000s but can also agree

[@Lilith-Rose]

I missed that one, but I'd say the same applies to monster house for me

[@eddieo1067]

The binary code meme makes me very happy. It reminds me of when I told a group of guys that I was nonbinary and I was scared they would make fun of me or just ignore it and misgender me. Instead, they just all started yelling binary code at me. It was really funny and I pretended to be in "agony" even though since then I have realized I am not actually nonbinary, I still remember that moment fondly. It gives me faith in humanity.

[@5Demona5]

This made me think of that SpongeBob scene where Squidward says he's claustrophobic and Patrick says "Ho, Ho, Ho" 🎅 Those guys are awesome, that was hilarious and very welcoming of them 😄

[@squishymythi2943]

I want to be androgynous enough that when people see me and ask about my pronouns, I can just say "take a guess, I'm fine with whatever" Slowly getting there, bookstore clerk went with they/them and that's new (only acquired binders recently)

[@bored8157]

YOU CAN DO IT 🐸👍

[@coruscaregames]

I literally go "flip a coin" when asked sometimes

[@enbyarchmage]

14:35 "What a beautiful thing, to be queer. how lovely it is to be strange, to have edges that spill out over the lines, to be undefinable. The oddity of our hearts is something to be treasured. Never change for anyone". That is the type of quote that deserves to be engraved in a plaque and hanged in a special place 🥰

[@yoyohayli]

Bee fact I learned last night: Bees WILL physically warn you if they feel threatened or annoyed by your presence. If a bee feels like they want you to back off, they will raise one or more of their little legs straight up, or straight out in your direction. It may look like they want a high five, but take this more as a gesture of someone holding their palm up at you, and saying "Please give me some space." If this happens, simply move back a bit and let the bee have some more room so they can continue being a hard worker!

[@Telee-333]

🐝

[@Chiller-pc1dv]

The amount of understanding and compassion, through that man not understanding what's happening. Amazing

[@sockl0ver]

Hi OT! I hope this isn’t weird or anything, but I really wanted to thank you. I’m a trans guy who’s been struggling a lot with mental health because of it, and I truly believed you saved my life. Thank you for supporting all of us so much..it means more than you know. :) Edit: It’s been a while, but thanks so much for the supportive comments. I hope you all are doing well!

[@quinndawsonosgood5261]

Hang in there nephew 💙 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈🌈🙏 you are loved ❤

[@kb42208]

You, my man, are one of the many reasons I wish KZbin let me give many, *many*, *MANY* likes to a single comment.

[@micronerd]

This comment got me teary-eyed. I also went through severe mental struggles, albeit for other reasons (cis guy here). Know that you are not alone, bro. Sending love, hugs & support. You are valid 🤗💜🏳️‍🌈

[@creativedesignation7880]

Here, have a hug, bro 🤗

[@noemivitale4889]

Same thing for me 🥲 OT is such an amazing person and he just cheers me up a lot when I'm feeling down. 🥺 To all the people who need this, you are loved and valid, no matter if you feel like you're wrong, cause being who we are makes humanity fun! ❤ And also because I need hot people to not pretend they're someone else cause when you do you don't put all your hotness in HAHAHA

[@Jane-oz7pp]

I will never not love that OT's entire colour palette is the bi flag and the trans flag. It forever makes me happy to see my favourite colours plastered all over his content.

[@onlookerseesall]

People consider OT a father figure as he is someone who Seems to be in his late 20s, early 30s Has a beard Is wholesome Is understanding OT has all the traits of the best father that we all need.

[@SonenBlom]

13:42 "Hello. I'm in my own video" That is really funny out of context XD

[@eldritchabomination9726]

Reminder that all of y'all are valid and deserve to be happy. Stay safe, eat food, destroy gender norms (or don't if you like fittin them), drink water and get sleep.

[@missnaomi613]

Back atcha! 🙏❤️🏳️‍🌈

[@TheMorriganAensland]

I am destroying the gender norm that TransGirls must be Programmers, or at least in Tech! Lmao

[@eldritchabomination9726]

@double dipped chocolate chip that's a lot of genders, don't hog em all! [Joke]

[@99morphine]

Dont forget to drink yakult to make your gut happy :]

[@microwave8931]

@double dipped chocolate chip bro what

[@woof6056]

Back in college all the bees would constantly follow me and crawl in my hands and chill with me, and now that I realize they may have done that because they all recognized me as that one human who chills out with them and let’s them crawl on me makes the entire experience feel so much more special. I miss my bee friends.

[@MyBubbleInSpace]

I relate to the "no girl, just dress"-dog. I recently discovered that I love wearing skirts because I feel pretty in them but I'm scared of being viewed as a girl since I'm afab and not exactly androgynous..

[@Imaginary_Imp]

Yeah I feel ya’ there. I look killer in a dress (or at least I like to think I do) but I know people will see me and think I’m “such a beautiful girl” Wish there was a way to just turn off all the assumptions, y’know? But hey, we’re getting there. You keep doing you, you deserve to be at your happiest

[@MyBubbleInSpace]

@@Imaginary_Imp Yes! Exactly this! Unfortunately the concept of nonbinary people is still very new in my country, and even more so since I live in a very small town. So that makes it even harder to not be perceived as a girl. All the best to you! You deserve to be at your happiest too ❤️

[@mikey12bjm]

That ending made me remember how OT’s videos made me realize I was ace, and my life has made so much more sense after that. So thank you OT, your videos have cleared up so many confusing moments for me :)

[@Kameron-kv2yc]

4:54 I may not have many memories of Flubber, but I-a 24 year old-distinctly remember having the VHS tape for it

[@saltenzy449]

OT, you are one of the many straight internet men that have become surrogate dads to alot of us queer folks. You are the dad that provides emotional stability and acceptance. "Dad how do I" provides all the real life skills we never got taught. Philza is the dad that would take us to amusement parks, but also makes sure we actually get our homework and obligations done in a healthy way. Between just those three, most of the dad stuff is covered, and we appreciate y'all for it.

[@caitlinbrown3835]

I hate how accurate you are with this!

[@jayyz6154]

oh oof relatable

[@Moon_Savior]

OT and Dadza are my favorite internet fathers.

[@Finztar_0]

YES

[@ScottA.Mellivora]

YESSS

[@Space-Case999]

OT... i dont think you will understand how many lifes you have changed... seriously, mine included. As a lgbtq minor that goes through lots of homophobia, all your support to the community has changed my life probably forever. thank you so much.

[@bow-tiedengineer4453]

I have a terrible sinus headache tonight, and even if laughing hurt, this made me feel so much happier. Thank you for always making a beardy weirdo like myself feel better, and for helping me realize I had no clue what the heck gender even was. I still don't fully understand, but at least I know how little I knew a year and a half ago, and I'm making progress.

[@kendradupree1094]

hope you feel better soon

[@enbyarchmage]

Hello, fellow human! Are you better now? Also, try not to worry too much about knowing what genders are. They aren't fixed things one can objectively know: rather, they are names we give to ways with which our brains interact with society's expectations (which are HIGHLY context-dependent and change all the time).

[@bow-tiedengineer4453]

@@enbyarchmage mostly better, still have a sore throat, but I no longer feel like my face is going to explode. I guess on the understanding thing, my brain is still looking for concrete categories and consistent definitions for everything, even though I realize most of the stuff is a gradient. Mostly, I'm just grateful to have realized that, despite exclusively being called a boy or a man for the first 18 years of my life, maleness is more than just those few (mostly physical) things that I share with my more masculine peers, and that it's up to me to decide what I am. The only thing I really still struggle with at all is neopronouns, not that I think they are bad, just that I keep wondering what actual information they convey that is different to they/them, other than being more unusual, and what the practical difference is between various neopronouns. All this confusion is mostly academic, though, I've finally internalized the important bit of if someone decides they want a different name or different pronouns, take them at their word, and adjust your perception of them as quickly as you can. I've also been letting myself get back into the long hair and hairclips I had back in second grade, before I was bribed/peer pressured by my extended family into getting my hair cut shorter. I still ended up growing it out again medium long, but until recently, I hadn't grown it out long enough for a hair clip since, and I definitely prefer it this way. I mean, that's more gender norms than gender, but still. Living in semi-rural America, I have had very few examples in my life of people who didn't conform to gender stereotypes, the gender binary, and heteronormative culture, and until I found OT, the few trans people I interacted with regularly were alien to me. I was better than most ignorant people, doing my best to respect their identity and use their preferred pronouns and new names, but I couldn't understand them until I learned about gender dysphoria and euphoria, and then realized that what I hadn't understood was gender itself, because I was operating under the false assumption of my own maleness. I'm just really glad to have found this community so I could finally learn the truth, even if It took me until after I was officially an adult to do so.

[@enbyarchmage]

@@bow-tiedengineer4453 Great to know that you're better 😁 Regarding the neopronoun thing, they really are basically the same thing as they/them, from a practical perspective. Just like you suspected, they're used mostly for the aesthetics, at least as far as I know. I can kinda relate to that, bc in my native language (Portuguese) there are two main gender-neutral pronouns - "elu" and "ile" - and they are all neopronouns. I prefer the second one, for some reason, even though the first doesn't exactly bother me. One more thing: are you neurodivergent (Autistic, ADHDer...) etc.? The fact that you struggle to understand the very idea of gender, as well as the very high level of detail with which you write, are typical neurodivergent traits. I'm asking bc I'm Autistic/ADHDer myself, and I LOVE talking to other neurodivergent people, for at least two reasons: a) we usually can understand each other's quirks and struggles better than most neurotypicals will ever be able to; b) neurodivergent people often love sharing detailed information about their lives and/or special interests (like you did), so talking with an Atypical person is rarely boring, if one manages to engage in a meaningful conversation with them.

[@bow-tiedengineer4453]

@@enbyarchmage Yup, I'm ADHD. I'd never connected those sorts of things to being ADHD, but yeah, that's definitely the case. I absolutely can go on for hours on some of my special interests, whenever they become actually relevant to the conversation. :P

[@angiiePaniic]

ot helped me learn that im non binary, and helped me to gain the confidence to come out this pride month - thanks for the continuous support big man

[@manufaustino316]

I feel quite intrigued by the fact that there is not many posts about David Bowie in the 70's, or any of Bowie's phases, he had such a Non-Binarian/Androgynous look that made everyone question if he was indeed out of our planet XD

[@river-collective]

As a mostly non-binary system, we also don't conform to human gender dimorphism. So basically we're like a bee hive.

[@pikaqte5418]

Yeah admittedly the body is female and we'll act like that because it is but we don't give a shit.

[@AmayaMaka]

As someone who identifies as genderfluid or *shrug* most of the time, I put "unknown" whenever the option is available to me. Like "maybe when I'm reading this I'm one thing, but by the time you read this, I'm another. Or maybe I'm neither and I'm just fooling myself because internalized self-hatred. Who knows."

[@silversunshine3692]

Ooo I’ve heard that the Komodo dragon can reproduce sexually and asexually similar to bees! If there is no male to fertilize eggs, they can lay eggs that will hatch only males. Fertilized eggs can be both. I’m pretty sure that’s right, hopefully at least. Don’t quote me in it.

[@silversunshine3692]

Another cool reptile fact: crocodiles gender depends on the temperature outside of the egg. The colder it is, the more likely it is that it will hatch female, the warmer, male. Animals reproduce in so many different ways, and the adaptations they use to help their young survive is so cool.

[@hottest_moomoo_aghase3105]

Woah!!! Animals are sooo cool!

[@themadkitkat9302]

imagine searching to find a male who fertilisers the eggs and then they still come out male: "usless sperm doner"

[@caligocipher9036]

A few months ago in some zoo in the US (pretty sure) one of their komodo dragons went "nope :)" and just laid some eggs, it made news and the zookeepers were like, nooo, no males here, and I lol'd about it. Knew I liked those lizards XD

[@genericname2747]

That is really cool, but also I'm scared now. That's too much power

[@krisswiftt]

OT not looking at the menu till the wait staff asks if he's ready to order is a Click level of chaos that I was not prepared for! 😂

[@5gayfrogsinatrenchcoat901]

"I LOVE BEES" made me laugh so hard i legit chocked on my soda-

[@SixxOClock]

"Bees can recognize human faces." I hope the bees in my garden like me. 🥺 I love bees so much, 80% of the reason I keep a flower garden and replace the annuals every year is because I want to make all the pollinators happy, but especially bees. They seem to enjoy my Spanish lavender. 😊

[@missnaomi613]

Gd bless you, dear person!

[@LemonsForSaaaleeee]

You just seem like a really nice person, I hope you have a good day/night!!

[@roowyrm9576]

"Daddy" because I think a lot of viewers wish their Dad had been like OT, Dad-jokes and all!

[@akitoherinton8249]

I litteraly started to cry while watching this. OT is just so comforting and accepting! I'm currently dealing with CPTSD from childhood trauma, and I've lost almost all my friends. But I know I can always come here to feel safe.

[@John_Weiss]

If you lost them while you are going through a rough patch, _then they were never your friends to begin with._ Real friends stand by you, good times and bad. Remember: PTSD is a severe wound. Doesn't matter that it's not physical, it's still a severe wound, and like any severe wound, requires acute care. You _deserve_ to get that care. Anyone who says otherwise is an idiot talking out of their ass. I look at it this way: PTSD is the mind-equivalent of _your Achilles Tendon being cut._    If that happens to someone, they not only can't walk around on the leg with the severed Achilles Tendon, _they can't walk at all._ Getting the Achilles Tendon repaired requires _long term acute care_ … and that's just to get it reattached. Once the body has finished reconnecting the break in the Achilles Tendon, they're still not healed. They'll have to go through physical therapy to regain full range of mobility in the leg that had the damaged Achilles Tendon. And doing that physical therapy is _unpleasant hard work, with _*_no_*_ shortcuts._ Only once PT is done can they say that they're fully healed.    And I'm not just saying this: One of the faculty when I was in college tore his Achilles Tendon the year before I started. He wasn't fully healed until I graduated, so 5 years later. I actually thought he had had polio as a child [I started college in 1987, so this was still a possibility for people 20+ years older than me]. Then, about 10 years ago, _I sprained_ my Achilles Tendon. I was hobbling around on a cane for 2 months, then had to do 3 months of physical therapy. And PT hurt, not excruciatingly, but it ached. Most people don't push themselves enough, in order to avoid any pain whatsoever, causing the physical therapy to take much, much longer. Like I said, I look at PTSD as the mind-equivalent of _your Achilles Tendon snapping._ You not only will _need acute care_ to function at the most basic day-to-day level once again, _YOU ARE ENTITLED to that ACUTE CARE!!!_ And after that acute-care that gets you at least functioning, you'll still need the therapy to actually fully-heal. And it's gonna be work, and it's gonna hurt sometimes, but never excruciatingly and never for long. I have my own mental-health issues, and needed therapy to recover and heal. I remember two things: (1) The only way Out, is Through; (2) You have to go through the pain, _but you don't have to go through it alone._ A good therapist is there to help you with both. I wish you Recovery, Health, Wellness, and Wholeness. 🤗

[@akitoherinton8249]

@@John_Weiss Thank you so much. I think I'm getting a therapist in two days, so hopefully everything will start to get better. I'm also hoping to get a psychiatric assistance/service dog. Mainly because I litteraly can't be alone in public without a severe panic attack. But it's apparently quite hard to get a service dog for PTSD caused by childhood trauma. I did find a great community of self trained service dogs and handlers that can help though. I just need to get a medical referral though, then I need to get money.. it's quite expensive to get a good dog, then to train them too. Sorry, I'm info dumping- lol. I'm autistic. I like to talk alot, but at the same time, I can't talk half the time. it's funny. Kinda..

[@muffinpie9483]

I’ve just started accepting the fact in non-binary and you and your videos have really helped me stay positive :)

[@Amethystar]

I love the progression of the KZbinr rabbit trail that leads to amazing people like OT! I think it largely went Lockpicking Lawyer, Legal Eagle, Dr Mike, Mama Doctor Jones, Jammiedodger, and then OT over a series of many months. Such a list of good people!

[@Pupcat_Is_Amare]

The dad one reminded me of my own dad. After I came out, my dad sends me LGBTQ+ memes & news. He also shares information about LGBTQ+ comic book characters, usually superheroes, because we read comic books together as a form of bonding time. I feel very lucky to be his child 💞

[@TheRichardCoolest]

Lucky :/

[@altsc]

When reading a survey recently the gender options were " Make, female, Dutch"

[@transboimax7187]

Y'all i graduated high school today!!! I'm so proud of myself for making it this far, and for learning to love myself. This channel helped me through an awful time in my life, and i know it has helped so many others. Thank you OT!!!!

[@missnaomi613]

Mazal tov!

[@sandrabaron1703]

I am learning how to be a bee keeper at the moment so I thought I would share some bonus bee facts: In a hive that looses a queen the "female" workers can sometimes start laying haploid eggs that develop into "male" drones. The pheromones released by a queen usually suppress this urge. Though usually (if fertile eggs are present from old queen) new queen cells will be constructed and the chosen ones will be fed royal jelly so they develop into new queens. Workers get very antsy without a queen. New queens leave the hive after emerging to have their nuptial flight. During this time they will ideally mate with multiple drones from multiple different hives. This is the only time that they will mate and they store the sperm and use it to fertilize "female" workers and queen eggs over the the remaining years of their lives. They have a flap that they use to control the release of the stored sperm allowing them to decide when to lay haploid drone eggs. The queen determine the temperament of the hive. If you have a super "aggressive"/defensive hive and you swap the queen out with a calm one then the workers very swiftly change their temperament. Daughter queens tend to take after their mothers when it comes to hive temperament so there is a genetic component. Bonus bonus fact. Drones (males) are incapable of stinging as a bee (also wasp) sting is a modified ovipositor (egg laying apparatus). In a healthy hive, drones are usually only present in the late spring and summer and their only purpose is to fertilize young queens. If a hive is stressed (for instance prolonged rain) then drones are the first to be evicted from the hive. Drones can't look after themselves in the long term and usually die shortly after. Bees in a hive feed one another to bond. I have watched workers pestering each other for food even though they could easily visit the store themselves.

[@tomatogoose4426]

I’m going through a lot of family drama, and OT always manages to cheer me up so I’m just hanging out doing origami, watching OT, and ignoring the rest of the world for a bit

[@AspiringToFailure]

Edit: I'm pretty chill irl, I just laugh it off, but still... I identify as a woman but I absolutely HATE being called a lady! It creeps me out and gives off such prim and proper, easily offended vibes. I was at the pub the other day and a guy looked mortified and apologised that he had burped in front of a LADY! Like come on man, thats so 1950s. Another time I was at a company outing with my old work and the boss literally tried to COVER MY EARS whilst telling the mildest joke I've ever heard smh. I feel like shouting "WHAT YEAR IS IT?"

[@TheRoseWolf]

13:22 "Are you a man, a woman, or a tall drink of water?" Me, a genderfluid person: Take your pick.

[@ryn2844]

I recently got called a 'gilf' (m!lf but girl) and I'm a nonbinary repulsed ace. It was intended to be a compliment but wow was that uncomfortable. So please don't do that to people you've just met, even if you have the best intentions please and thank you :)

[@dimwitteddingo]

Tbh, I don't really see how that's a compliment in any sense

[@viriandelar9303]

I mean, any form of "hey i want to have seggs with you" is... odd and weird. Also i have only ever encountered 'gilf' as 'grandparent m!lf' which makes it even weirder

[@ryn2844]

@@viriandelar9303 I don't think it was meant to be a literal 'I want to have seggs with you' because she has a partner. I think it was meant to be a 'you are hot', but I don't personally appreciate that sentiment either so. I am definitely not old enough to be a grandparent lol, but that is funny :)

[@Oturan20]

@@viriandelar9303 Actually gilf can also mean 'grandparent d!lf'

[@viriandelar9303]

@@Oturan20 Well yea, thats why i said "grandparent" rather than "grandmother" i just used 'm!lf' as thats what they used. Also Oturan is a good show, very fun lmao

[@unanimoustuba_]

“What’s in your pants?” “Uhh my legs?”

[@eldritchteletubby9319]

I'd like to mention that in the first meme, the literal father of the baby was the one to call out the title. Love it.

[@angeldude101]

Well I was kind of a mess yesterday and a little bit today, but this definitely helped cheer me up. In addition I can confirm that that the angel at 9:01 most closely resembles depictions of a seraph (the singular of seraphim), though they also have 8 wings and seraphim usually have 6. Speaking of my badass non-binary eldritch namesake, the entities over at /r/voidpunk have been trying to summon you recently. Other than that, you better come back to this subreddit for International Non-Binary People's Day! I did have a fun bit of gender euphoria recently when I went for a walk and a group of people I passed called out to me calling me, I think, "dude." I mainly ignored them, but I decided to pass them again on the way back at which point they addressed me as female which just felt so awesome. After that happened, I turned with a smile to ask "didn't you call me a guy earlier? :)" I don't think they knew how to respond to that.

[@apossessedwarlock-4386]

Hey I just want to thank you for all the money you've fundraised for the trevor project. I've been having a really rough time lately and am actually in a position where I might need to use their hotline at some point so it just makes me really happy to see how much you've helped their cause

[@quinndawsonosgood5261]

Peace, strength, love and many many blessings 🌈 💜🌈 hang in there. We need you 🙏

[@Okay_Is_Wonderful]

Rooting for you 🫂

[@creativedesignation7880]

Don't be afraid to ask for help and don't feel like you have to wait until you feel "bad enough" to seek out support :) Hoping you feel better soon, best of luck to you 🧡

[@MonkeyDLuffy-rr3wl]

There was a bunch of time I was thinking "Oh, that's a hot guy!" or 'What a pretty girl!" & after a while I figure, I was wrong, but don't care, because both is good.:) Happy Pride Month fellow LGBTQ+ folks & Allies!

[@irondaughter214]

🥰🥰

[@hottest_moomoo_aghase3105]

Happy pride month!🎊🎉❤

[@wizardsuth]

5:10 "... who never lived one day under nuclear threat" -- Everyone has lived under nuclear threat every day since the 50's. We just don't like to think about it very often because there's nothing we can do about it.

[@ToastyNoneofyourbusiness]

11:53 in high school, when i walked up to my table of friends in the morning i always greeted them by saying "what's up NERDS!" because i figured "what's up sl*ts" might offend some people

[@lizzi-e-izzil]

Honestly I relate to the "unexpected item in bagging area" gender option a surprising amount

[@Avery_0nline]

I'm glad the creator included autistic people on that one, I got diagnosed a month ago and I'm scared to tell people because I'm worried I'll get questions like that or the dreaded.. "but you don't look autistic🤔"

[@caffeine3845]

Hi autistic person here. Ive been diagnosed a few years ago and i can say my experience has been an accepting one. I only tell people that need to know obviously (so when i work together with them or it has spmething to do with social contact) and they said ok and went on. Of course i sometimes feel like the others dont believe me and i cant stop them from it but the i have never had the question "but why dont you look like it" because either they didnt know of other variants of autism or they were informed enough to respect it. So please dont be scared to tell people if it would make things easier. Of course sometimes you run into some dingusses who dont want to accept it but thats (at least to my experience) a small amount. I hope i didnt impose myself here, i am pretty bad at reading a situation.

[@chloemae4959]

Please don't worry love, I've never had "you don't look autistic" though I have had "you don't act autistic", some people think it's a complement and some genuinely don't see all sides of autism. But I've never had a confrontational conversation with anyone so you shouldn't have anything to worry over xx

[@blank0s162]

If you know the person, you can hit them hard with a comeback. Like "well you don't look divorced, Greg." or similar. I personally like using that to end the whole exchange. Or if you have the patience and aren't bothered by making things awkward, "what does autistic look like then? :)" For a lot of people, fumbling their ableism is a good first step to realize it's there and become better.

[@ladyscribbles6134]

Don’t worry, if they ever hit you with that phrase, just hit them back with the good ole “mmm sorry, let me just…r a i n b o w i n f i n i t y myself, STACY.” Also…is nobody going to talk about the pun in their username?

[@taramizell5193]

Lmao same I just say, "Thanks it was the vaccines that did me in" idk I like the reaction.

[@itzmehDevi]

Fun fact: Disney has it's first canon and confirmed non-binary character in a animated show, Raine Whispers from The Owl House

[@ladyscribbles6134]

I LOVE Raine!!

[@itzmehDevi]

@@ladyscribbles6134 same

[@Lisa_Flowers]

The 'you made quite a nonbinary fuss trying to save the world' made me think of them LMAO

[@itzmehDevi]

@@Lisa_Flowers 😂yes Spoilers for King's Tide, Pls tell me they didn't die T-T

[@Axqu7227]

You have every mannerism I usually find irritating but somehow all of them coalesce into someone fun, charming, and beautiful who makes my day brighter.

[@mango_fett]

Okay rant of a storytime. Today I finally felt euphoria on my first day of school. I believe in one of OT's videos he says that euphoria is what makes someone confirm they are trans/non-binary, not dysphoria. I didn't know what euphoria felt like as I was closeted because I felt I was lying to myself about being non-binary, this became a cycle of pain. But a kind teacher let me be me and I have legit been crying for now 7 hours since then. I hope that young boy who I can't remember due to repressed trauma felt this same feeling once as well.

[@Jane-oz7pp]

The mushrooms are me and my gf. Except would you believe that I, the pink femme, am the hardcore b*tch who will not hesitate to fight you, and my gf, the edgy looking semi-goth, is a sweet buttercup who will cry if you raise your voice (and then I will fight you)?

[@astridposey]

I think it's cause you're such a caring and loving person, that everyone, even the lesbians and aces, will simp for you. And if anything happens to you, we will hunt the culprits.

[@imnotokaylol7687]

Anyone who hurts this icon will be hunted, we will stop at nothing to catch the culprits.

[@astridposey]

@@imnotokaylol7687 exactly.

[@astridposey]

@@imnotokaylol7687 I'm an AMAB enby lesbian, and I'll simp for OT because he is so kind and thoughtful, and seems like a good cuddler and cook.

[@ch1psmaster-497]

seems legit

[@imnotokaylol7687]

@@astridposey Thanks for sharing! And I agree!

[@beepboop663]

🏳️‍🌈Happy pride month guys gals and non-binary pals:3🏳️‍⚧️

[@electrizzap7452]

Happy pride month to you too

[@imnotokaylol7687]

Happy pride! Love the user btw, very creative!

[@beepboop663]

@@imnotokaylol7687 I'm really bad at making usernames XD

[@sunnywunny]

and eldric horrors!

[@hottest_moomoo_aghase3105]

@@beepboop663 Glad to know I'm not the only one.

[@Vladimyra85]

Thank you, OT. I had this video up as I was doing other stuff the past couple of days, and yesterday (June 13th) my mom was diagnosed with cancer. It's currently 1:23 am on June 14th, and I'm still struggling to process this as she's sleeping. I needed this video right now. I needed the laughs and smiles and the boop. Thank you.

[@jagpreetsingh6711]

13:42 ladies, losses and lassos-Click!

[@conall5779]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR UPLOADING THIS I WAS HAVING A TERRIBLE DAY

[@j.mythic]

SAME

[@nixmaritimus836]

I hope you have a better tomorrow!

[@beepboop663]

I hope your tomorrow is better 🥺

[@quinndawsonosgood5261]

Peace, strength, love and many many blessings 🌈 💜🌈

[@TheAllSeeingCollective]

I remember, in the book "It Devours!" It is mentioned that in Night Vale there are six bathroom doors. Male, Female, No, Unsure, Angels, and This Too Too Solid Flesh. I love Night Vale.

[@lilaboxx]

When all these gender neutral greetings are listed I always wanna add "KILLERS AND RENEGADES, LIARS AND THIEVES, WELCOME"

[@bandanadee4232]

Rewatching OT's videos makes me so happy whenever my own gender is turning from silly goose to unknowable being to void. Thanks for being you, dude.

[@LookingForLoo]

I don't really have any way of proving it was me but I'm glad you laughed at my diversity win joke on that bee post I was pretty proud of that one

[@shoam8255]

I JUST PULLED UP THAT BEE GENDER POST TO MY PARENTS YESTERDAY BECAUSE THEY STARTED AN ARGUMENT WITH ME ABOUT HOW GIRL AND BOY BEES

[@sswitchblade03]

I got top surgery last month and my friends have been making a lot of jokes (because I had my nipples removed during it) and it's been great.

[@quinndawsonosgood5261]

Congratulations!!

[@missnaomi613]

Mazal tov! My firstborn got that same upgrade a few months ago!

[@John_Weiss]

Out of curiosity, is there any particular reason why your nipples were removed as well? Like, are you going for the full-non-mammalian option?

[@sswitchblade03]

@@John_Weiss tbh the skin grafting idea kinda grossed me out I might get them tattooed once I'm older, but at the moment I'm comfortable.

[@vampyroteumint]

Ok but we could also perceive Jim taking back the statement as Garfield being xtm (intersex to male) transgender

[@missnaomi613]

This is how I choose to interpret it. And thank you for providing me with "xtm," as I couldn't think of an abbreviation!

[@stephaniehagler8991]

You uploaded an Enby memes on my birthday and made me such a happy and seen enby :) thanks OT

[@RadioactiveImagery]

Someone: Calls me "fucker" Me an asexual: No, it's ducker. Ducker. Quack. I move my head down when an object is flying at my head.