Trans Girl Cherries

[@hammerth1421]

Breast cancer isn't just a women's thing either. My uncle had a lump surgically removed from his chest because it may well have been cancerous. That was only spotted because he had a heart attack and they were checking his everything anyway.

[@RHCole]

💯 this

[@KelseyJacobson-zn3mw]

Sadly, insurance wont cover it for men unless some test shows it cancer that is already there. They will call it gyno surgery and say it's all cosmetic.

[@FruityPebbles-420]

I've always known this and stayed away from deodorant containing aluminum for years.

[@GentlemensClubHolyEdition]

This is true, isn't it a bit more common and harder to detect though for boob havers tho?

[@franek.kedziorek]

@@FruityPebbles-420 just so you know, there is no actual connection between aluminium and cancer

[@HeresSquidward]

Sometimes I forget that checking for lumps is a thing i need to do now lol

[@noblecyberman957]

You always needed to do it, whichever parts you have, there's probably something to check on.

[@HeresSquidward]

@@noblecyberman957 not having boobs til the last year hasn't really pushed me to do that lol

[@Uggnog]

What is a SpongeBob KZbin kids slop channel doing here

[@HeresSquidward]

@Uggnog cuz that's not what kind of channel I actually am lol we're not by the book and are for adults

[@cuddlequeen3225]

Uh oh

[@JonathanLeeStriker]

Just my little PSA thing: Guys, dudes, bros, you all can get breast cancer too. Especially, if it runs in your family. It's less likely for us than it is for the girlies, but it can still happen. That sort of stuff runs in my family, so I've always been very conscious of it, but I know not everyone knows this stuff. So, even if you're not a girl, check yourself. Like, seriously. And I know healthcare sucks in the states, but if you suspect some issues, please go to the doctor. Cancer is no joke and it's always best if/when they can catch this stuff early. So, take care of your body, as best you can. And please see a medical professional as often as you can, for check ups and like. Much love to you all. And thanks, Icky, for the video ♥️

[@GR3YD3ATH]

yup

[@courtneyisaseagull]

This! Thank you.

[@TriflingToad]

flashback to the time my grandpa got an urgent letter telling him he had skin cancer while he was halfway across the country

[@PrinceOfCascadia]

Thank you for posting this. I have been through this experience: exams, consults, and mammograms, and while it was a bit strange it wasn't painful and everyone that I worked with was incredibly nice. If anyone ever feels something weird, hard, uncomfortable, or some discharge please talk to your doctor.

[@Op-Center]

you are so trans goals for so many people out there, I identify as cis but I still love every single trans person on the planet. Love your channel :]

[@L_Withers]

I saw a bit of your live steam, mainly the part where you said you where not a "f1nn" content person. I just wanted to say that even though I learned about you through them, I don't check youtube constantly for their next upload, just yours. Both of you have your own niche that you fill, for the community and myself, and while F1nn may have helped me accept being fem while I was born masc, you helped me feel fem when I was struggling being a woman in the wrong skin. I don't really follow you anywhere else, You are so encouraging in a way I cannot describe, and your openness about ALL the content you create makes me feel like I can more honestly trust you and get where you are coming from. You don't feel like a charector, you feel like a woman who is relatable and admirable. Also, your comment forever ago about relics from a past gender, like the spider-man collection, had such a MASSIVE positive mental effect on me early on, and helped me be happy about things a lot faster.

[@AUDHDlucy]

Yeah, finn for me is a take it or leave it kinda video. I can enjoy some of their stuff, but it isn't really relatable as a trans woman. Seeing another trans woman making a success out of it makes me feel slightly better about myself.

[@user-pn6pg3mx9g]

I enjoy Finn occasionally but Ashley has such a chill vibe and super soft voice and I could listen to her anytime! I have to be in a specific mood for Finn

[@QALibrary]

Icky I have had four female friends go through this worry and upset (2 of them younger than you) and all of them came back with no cancer from being scanned or a tissue sample taken - you are very much correct in your thinking and feeling and your 100% doing the right thing in getting checked out

[@RheaSeiros]

Yo the glasses kinda slay though

[@mooki-forever]

Yeah actually, it made my normal gender envy from icky quintuple

[@killessaslaire]

Icky, it is so important for you to talk about this and normalize it for your audience. This is 100 percent using your influencer powers for good. So f’n cool. ❤

[@OmegaStella]

Hi icky... You helped me come out of the egg and I just wanna say thanks and I appreciate you Thanks for just being on the internet and well done on having the confidence to come out to the world: )

[@captainnakou]

congraaats! one of us! one of us! one of us!

[@OmegaStella]

@ tysm

[@nmlepage]

Super proud of you! You're the best!

[@OmegaStella]

@@nmlepage thank you ❤️

[@ethantucker92838]

❤

[@undercurrent32]

That experience of the waiting room is horrible, I'm sorry that happened to you and I'm glad you had your partner-at-the-time there to speak up for you!

[@FruityPebbles-420]

If I ever have to wait in a waiting room for results or anything like that, I'll be a mess. I'm already anxious enough when they never see me on time, and due to that can't get a proper reading on my blood pressure.

[@Lou-q6d7l]

I recently got checked and i cried because im so uncomfortable with strangers touching me but the relief of knowing what it was, was so worth it.

[@michaelborus1350]

Super smarty pants glasses

[@grandpaladin1701]

So glad that you're being smart and courageous in deciding to take care of yourself. Breast health, whether someone's a cis woman, trans woman, cis man.. literally everyone is just so important to deal with quickly if a change is detected. I'm sure everything's going to be fine. 💜

[@mayfly42]

It’s so nice to hear another trans woman talk about her experience with breast cancer scares!!! I found a lump earlier this year and thankfully it was just “squiggly breast tissue” according to the doc, thankfully everyone at the ultrasound place was super kind and the doc thought I was cis 🤭 which was affirming bc I’m self conscious about my small titties!!! um, anyway, thank you for sharing your experience ms. icky!!!

[@conlon4332]

Lots of cis women have very small breasts. My mum has always felt very self-conscious about her (almost) flat chest, but really it's all within natural variation and it doesn't make her or you or anyone any less womanly. It didn't affect her breastfeeding either, which is the original purpose of breasts. Size really doesn't matter. Even trans women can breastfeed with induced lactation.

[@Eleon_Alosty]

I had to go see a doctor about 6 months into hrt earlier this year due to a UTI (though I wasn't positive that was it at the time and thought something else might be going wrong with the hrt because anxiety) and was so afraid to tell them I was trans and taking estrogen. Especially since I live in a very red conservative state in middle USA. But the nurse was super sweet and understanding and the doctor assured me that it wasn't the hrt and helped me with no weirdness or complaints. I'm still super nervous for any future doctor things though lol.

[@cactus6463]

Almost all doctors will be kind to us! They understand that dysphoria is real and get that the treatment is HRT. The only people in a medical setting who would really even be rude at all would be receptionist people or some assistants.

[@washinthewind]

"It wasn't Ben!" ...it was Pierbi! LMAO

[@alicecubensis1221]

thanks for making all types of trans related content, and for being vulnerable and sharing your experience! I really struggle to do things like make doctor appointments, etc, because I'm so worried about making people uncomfortable or ending up in dysphoria inducing situations, and seeing someone else overcome those types of anxieties and talk about their experience is super helpful and makes me a little more motivated to do those kinds of things. You're an inspiration!

[@highlycaffeinated6864]

It's so impressive how you are constantly looking for new ways to grow, both in your personal and professional life. If anyone is lacking motivation they should look at what you're doing and hopefully be inspired by it. I respect you so much icky, you are the type of person I strive to be. I dont think the word role model is inaccurate to describe what you are doing with your content 💙

[@RonanSeatter]

I may not be a trans girl but I am genderfluid and ICKY you have helped me feel like 100% more comfortable with myself

[@LyingTube]

Went to scratch an itch the other day and realised I couldn't see my fingers anymore because it was on my under-boob. 4 years in and I forgot I have under-boob.

[@MayaK1tty]

I love the “if I had children they would be starving”

[@Hxdcml]

It is 100% better to be safe than sorry. This is a great message for all of us. Pre-transition I had a similar issue -- it happens to all of us. Check yourself! Love you!

[@BreatheForAMoment]

The new glasses look gorgeous 💜

[@knowledge_leaf]

"I do that shit all the time" Let me tell you, it has been over a year, and I am not at all tired of feeling em frequently. Little stress balls.

[@MaxWattage]

2:43 "If I told you, a baby trans person... and you are" - wow, Icky really knows their audience; SO seen by that. 👀

[@mykhailyna1]

This is basically listing the reasons I'm not transitioning physically It was good to hear it out from sb with actual experience so I can actually face what's awaiting me (my country is far less progressive than GB). Made it a bit easier for me. Thanks for your videos icky!!

[@QALibrary]

2:46 Add to what Icky said even men can also get breast cancer and issues like that becuse men do have some breast tissue

[@TheNomaer]

You are amazing. You have such a strong and lovable feminine inner child demeaner. So authentic and well spoken. Love watching your videos. 😜😜😎😎

[@Countess1476]

Quick thing, whilst trans women don't have menstruation specifically with bleeding and uterine stuff we still get all the hormonal fluctuations, mood swings, intestinal cramps, boobs growing and shrinking depending on our hormones. :) Some trans women just like cis women get really nothing periods where nothing really happens others get it worse, I know that once I month I crave greasy fried foods as well as get really angry really quickly or cry at everything.

[@codylox41]

OMG I love that you have a tiny version for traveling. That's the best idea ever.

[@Play-All-The-Games]

Knowledge of breast growth and higher risk of breast cancer is literally part of the informed consent bit that people in the US are given. They don't drill it into you head, but they do make sure you know what's possible. Which I appreciated.

[@diablominero]

The informed consent form I was offered had lies on it. I don't just mean false statements; I mean someone deliberately tried to decieve me. Anyway, do your own research before you trust what they tell you. The breast cancer thing is probably legit IMO, but I wouldn't take a doctor's word for it.

[@racheline_nya]

4:23 this still blows my mind. people actually get taught what they need to look out for? like, for most of the things that i've struggled with, there was no tutorial ever, and usually not even a mention of their existence. where do people learn these things? at what point in their life? i don't remember any "basic life stuff" class in school and i very rarely find anything helpful online. and this isn't the kind of thing you can just learn by observing people around you, like language etc.

[@ClownDollsNearYou]

Exactly what I got confused over🥲 I don't remember school teaching anoything like this ever, and also like when people talk about when at school they took boys and gurls into different rooms to learn about things specific to their gender, I don't remember taht ever happening at my school either... I am also afab, and when I saw this video and read comments, I realised I didn't even know ur supposed to check your beasts for lumps, which idk if that's concerning that I was never taught that as a biologically born female(identify as a trans-man now though). But I guess sometimes internet has helpful things when nobody in real life had tought to teach you anything, but even the online world is hard to find stuff in as sometimes you don't know what to even look for and theres so much mis information and some things are justbharder to find and have less information💔 Sorry for a random rant on your comment, Idk how to keep my messages or comments short💔💔

[@eepytransgirlasmr]

@@ClownDollsNearYou "biologically born female" you can just call yourself a trans man bro. this is kinda terfy language

[@mittfh]

Very informative video (especially for those who'll find it useful in their lives, rather than those doing the proverbial looking from the outside in), and partially in the pre-visit section, Asher really killed it with the edits. Hopefully you get plenty of Patreon sign-ups so you can continue -paying- *rewarding* him for his sterling work.

[@MingWLee]

Happy to see you being more comfortable and talk about yourself and your life in front of the camera, streaming LIVE will definitely help a lot more. I will try to catch your stream when the time fits, working full time even as a boss doesn't mean I have spare time here and there while working. Keep it up Icky, you've got this! ❤

[@DerbyshireBangers]

Dr Mike has mentioned about how staff at hospitals can have a lapse in judgement about certain jokes. If I remember right there was someone who had just passed away and the nurses behind the desk where joking and laughing (Not about the situation) but raises the point that it can be a pretty depressing environment so finding the humor in stuff can be a positive mental thing. Though, as he said, they should always try to keep it private and away from the public which is something that's seemingly a common lapse in judgement due to the nature of the work.

[@tyranitararmaldo]

0:14 Mine too! *Slips hand under shirt* All good! :3

[@LaPrincipessaNuova]

those glasses are so cute. i hadn’t considered that style but i kinda wanna try them now after seeing them.

[@diablominero]

A lot of cis men have nonzero amounts of breast tissue. It first develops because estrogen and HGH levels spike during puberty, and doesn't shrink all the way down to zero once those levels go back down. If you get a lump on your chest that isn't supposed to be there, get it looked at regardless of your gender.

[@sorrelflight]

I appreciate the ad placement. “Watch this!” And the ad plays

[@LuggyBro]

when I was a teen, I found a lump in my chest, went to the doctors, had a specialist check it and it was due to a hormone imbalance leading to more oestrogen being in my system than normal (I'm a cis guy). It all normalised out after a of couple months and the lump went away, but it was good to have checked and also fun to learn that this hormone thing is a little more complicated than prager-u might tell you!

[@TheScarlettYeti]

idk this gonna sound weird but lately you have been looking so beautiful, these are pure goals for me in my journey. keep glowing.

[@_allegra]

5:50 talking to my cis friend, she said her friend group all left high school as members of the IBTC. When they all caught up in their mid 20s, all but one were D cup or bigger. So yeah, the girlies grow for longer than we expect.

[@kerensa2781]

Thanks

[@UenoHeavyIndustries]

one of my trans friends had a benign tumor in one of her breasts, had it removed, then two years later had another one in the other breast. crazy but it happens so be sure to get checked out

[@muddymudkip15]

Always important to get checked out if something's off. Looking forward to the first Patreon video.

[@nickjoseph77]

Very smart video idea. Even as someone who goes to the doctor yearly and the dentist twice yearly, I'd never think to see an obgyn about growing breasts if I were trans. Makes sense since everyone can get cancer.

[@SuperKaBlooey]

I think guys growing up aren't typically as informed about the male body by their male elders as girls growing are informed about the female body by their female elders. Neither my father nor any of my other male relatives ever talked to me about testicular cancer or prostate cancer. My grandfather actually did have prostate cancer, but he his that fact from the rest of the family. He died from separate complications. It's not too uncommon for doctor's not to be overly concerned when an elder male develops prostate cancer, because in many cases prostate cancer develops so slowly that an old man would like die of natural causes long before his prostate cancer would become life threatening. Obviously, it's still important to be checked by a doctor.

[@JonathanLeeStriker]

Hey, Ashley. I just saw the part of the video when you were talking about an old "downstairs" appointment, and i just want to say I'm sorry you were treated like that. You dont deserve that. No one does. Its one thing for them to say something directly to you, privately, in an exam room. And, while sometimes Even in those scenarios people say stupid stuff, at least it's more "contained". But to say it in the waiting room? Like wtf? Thats just not cool. This is a bit different, but ive had my own share of crap from doctors due to my disabilities and weight, so i can imagine how your situation felt. And if a doctor ever did what yours did to a partner of mine, i wouldnt let it slide, either. its just not okay. Especially for someone who's supposed to be a medical professional. Again, I'm genuinely really sorry you went through that. And i just hope that it never happens again. I do appreciate the video tho, Icky. I hope youre doing okay. And that you have a wonderful day/night ♥️

[@gwynim]

Smolognese is such a cute name!!! I love it so much.

[@ArgKnoxville86]

1:47 is it me or Icky just looks like Gal Gadot but hotter?

[@conlon4332]

I go to the hospital a lot, both for appointments for myself and with my family. We're not a very well bunch haha! Anyway, they really shouldn't say what you're there for when they call you from the waiting room, they only need to call your name, and especially if it's a more sensitive issue, they really shouldn't say that in front of the whole waiting room, trans or not. The only time I've known the reason for going be announced to the waiting room is the eye hospital.

[@michaelmacdonell4834]

The inclusion of Doctor Who in there is perfect. And I had to smile when you said "get a feel for your breasts". Seriously, you are the big sister the kids need.

[@lande456]

If there was mention of needles and local anesthetic that's probably for a biopsy. I had one a couple weeks ago actually for a lump of my own (also in my chest). Thankfully mine is likely a reactive lymph node, which makes sense due to some other things, but it does mean I can't start HRT until I know for sure. Hopefully your GP is faster at reviewing test results than mine lol

[@Lauren.j.m]

Love the new glasses.

[@tom4ivo]

I don't think I've ever commented before on a woman's appearance in a KZbin video, but you changed your hair color and style a few months ago, and I thought you might appreciate some feedback, because I saw something that impressed me in this video. The color job has a warm feel and excellent highlights. Especially in the Patreon ad, where you have a back light on your right side and a front light to your left, giving you nice, but different, highlights on both sides of your head. (Great lighting, btw.) The style frames your face very nicely, and the length doesn't draw the eye too far down. And it no longer blends into your favorite color of clothing, black.

[@bridgetteryan5876]

It's funny that you posted this today, just last night I went into my cis roommate's room and asked her to feel my breast tissue as I had found that they felt different from before I transitioned, and I had her compare them to her ones which basically felt the same... Still going to go to the doctors to get them checked out.

[@deronhanson5454]

My heart doc checked me while they were in there putting in the last stint I had put in-when I go for my yearly checkup with him, they still check me

[@wesleymalcolm2964]

Thank you so so much for the helpful insight. I love receiving info for my life 😊

[@vanessamonster5038]

Thanks for posting. I just had my 1st mammogram yesterday. I wouldn't have thought of it, but my doctor suggested it. It was different. Having drs touch your chest post hormones is very different than pre HRT. Social norms are different too. It takes some adjustment.

[@PloverTechOfficial]

12:42 yeah, especially lower down in the “hierarchy” of medicine you can get a lot of people who are very unprofessional the second no one is looking. Some nurses have real tense rivalries going on and it can make things a bit awkward. But I’ve also seen good people working in medicine so eh mixed bag just like the rest of the world.

[@DepressivesBrot]

Almost exactly two years on E here, I'll actually have my first routine checkup for that next February. Luckily, I have a gynaecologist handling my HRT anyway so it was as easy as asking "So, is this something I should start thinking about?" the last time we talked about bloodwork.

[@hawkrose]

Thank you for the reminder, Icky! But yeah, my mom has had LOTS of lumps, over the years, and all of them have been benign, but that DOES NOT mean it's not a big deal, or that you shouldn't seek medical assistance. Most lumps should be removed or treated, in some way, even if they are not tumors or anything like that.

[@hawkrose]

Also, yeah, aside from all the cancer stuff, fellow trans girlies, I know (from personal experience) it can be discouraging to be 3 months, 6 months, a year, two years, etc into your transition and not have massive knockers. REMEMBER: you are just doing what puberty does, for cis women, but likely a bit later, MEANING, you will NOT get them overnight. It works differently for different people, even in cis women. Some take a long time for anything to start. Some start early, then sorta level out and stop for a while. Some just get massive real quick. What you gotta keep in mind is that the full process takes a LONG TIME. People on the internet will tell you all sorts of things about when it stops, when you'll get the most growth, etc, but that varies so much. Give it time. It's frustrating, yes, I know, I've been there, I am STILL there, but you can't let it discourage you. Celebrate any progress you make, however big or small. You are beautiful!! 🩷🤍🩵🏳️‍⚧️

[@DangerAngelous]

Ash in those glasses stuffing around with that hammock is cute afffff 💚💚💚

[@oniono1319]

Got excited when you mentioned the ick skirt was back in stock. Must have sold out again in the last hour 😔

[@justafish9618]

I relate a lot to the waiting room event as I've taken a bunch of appointments lately and had comments from the secretaries and nurses every once in a while that made me very uncomfortable. I haven't changed my IDs yet but I look very much different from what you assume my government name is. Even got a voice message low key saying some dude stole my card even though I explained to that girl face to facethe situation.

[@SeanVeira]

As a two-time cancer survivor, FUCK CANCER. Hope they find that nothing is wrong.

[@Taijifufu]

I hate finding confirmation this is of course a thing that can happen. But I love smolognese.

[@wkgmathguy218]

When you said 'watch this' youtube cut to an ad where some guy is saying 'my wife got me this weird kitchen knife for christmas...shows it and says it looks like a viking sword.... I love that woman!'

[@daisukidesu5945]

i recently had to go to the emergency room for some intense pain downstairs. it was the most nerve racking thing i've ever had to do, mentioning that i was trans. i felt like it was pertinent to mention my medication. the nurses asked some pretty ignorant questions, and assumed that i must have been doing some freaky things because i am trans. they did an ultrasound and everything and kept assuming that i had caught an std even though i am a virgin, despite me telling them such, that i wasn't doing anything to have cause the pain.

[@voltijuice8576]

A bewb thing to look out for early on is prolactinoma. Mine started growing in fast, but I had squirty nips, so my team has had my prolactin levels checked a few times. They said that treatment is fairly straightforward, but fortunately I’ve had no issues. Approaching 10mo since starting HRT. Wondering if Spironolactone is going to make my antlers shrink…

[@simhal]

I have a routine mammogram every 3 years but I really had to fight to get that sorted. My GP was a great help

[@Tweed539]

I went through this earlier this year. I had two mammograms and a biopsy. It was so sweet when they asked if I may be pregnant

[@zarkymusic]

oh damn do I love when there is a doctor who thingy, we don't have that in germany (at least not as a general thing)

[@VhenRaTheRaptor]

Had this at my last doc appointment with GP. 9 month mark for HRT, she wanted to check my breasts for development and if any lumps. It was... certainly an interesting experience.

[@SpiffingTiff]

The names on the patreon tiers 😄 I love listening to you yap. My finances are so frickin weak rn though 😩 maybe I’ll join once I get my own business off the ground ❤

[@watk001]

Good that you are having the lump checked out. I found a lump in my leg and as a cis male they sent me to a hospital your way that does breast checks to have it look at. Fingers crossed and let us know what you can.

[@Slayyyaphine]

DVT?

[@watk001]

@@Slayyyaphine No. A soft fatty lump in the skin hence the referral to a breast specialist as the tissue was very similar.

[@watk001]

@@Slayyyaphine No, a soft fatty lump in the skin of my leg. The tissue is very similar to breast tissue hence my referral to where they treat breasts lumps.

[@watk001]

@@Slayyyaphine No not DVT, it was a lump in the soft fatty skin of my leg.

[@H4WKB13]

For all the guys watching, check for lumps as well. Breast cancer can hit us all.

[@Genevieve111]

11:15 Woooowwww... how cruel... nurses are 'usually' very professional...

[@Nelsea7190]

Had mine for 21 months or so. Did become an FBI agent, still do checks every night or few days. i got over the fact of showing my chest when i went to get the hair waxed away. having them touched is a new thing i will have to face later on. though i dont go around topless either unless you count topless at end of night after a shower everyday where im too lazy to put on a bra or shirt to cover...

[@Skylikesavation]

10:35 I have but not because I'm trans but because of the cost of health care in the US

[@Melomelony]

love this video hope to many more videos and your sfw journey

[@keenanfrost8357]

Yesterday I finally realized that I’m trans (male to female) and I’m happy that I finally realized it

[@blaqronin316]

I'm American, I haven't skipped getting medical stuff looked at because I've been concerned about the Dr being uncomfortable with me being trans, I've skipped because I couldn't afford to go! Yay, freedom...

[@jazz_monkey]

I found a lump myself like 3 months ago (blessed to have had co-ed sex ed in my schools) and i’ve been waiting ever since just to get an ultrasound😭

[@informitas0117]

As a paranoid schizophrenic I put everything off. I don't trust anyone, least of all myself.

[@Wakeghost100]

honestly your new hair color fits you better

[@Rogers1977]

I’m thankful I have a very good doctor and he had me get tested for breast cancer gene mutations since my mother had it. Test came back negative!

[@eepytransgirlasmr]

you can still have an increased risk of it even without the gene mutation just fyi. I dont have the gene but 3 women in my fam have gotten breast cancer regardless

[@hammerth1421]

@@eepytransgirlasmr Yeah, mutations in BRCA1 or BRCA2 are just the main genetic risk factors, not the only ones.

[@RaineAsteria]

Off topic, love your hair!

[@midorinchan]

..does cherry mean something different in the UK? I was expecting a discussion on virginity as a trans person and any kinda before/after transition stuff 😅😅 (which would also make for a great video topic, imo)

[@electronics-girl]

I don't know about the UK (I'm in the US), but the cherry emoji is often used to refer to the body part discussed in this video, just as the eggplant emoji is used for a different body part. I assume because cherries are round, and there are two cherries in the emoji. (Which works well for a round body part that comes in pairs.)

[@midorinchan]

@electronics-girl I guess I've only ever heard them called melons. That's what I call mine, anyway, so empowering 😋😋

[@tinyaxes]

I'm so excited ab the patreon, hell yeah !!

[@HenryDaniels-v9m]

YES the entire anatomy and psyche changes that's what I've been trying to explain

[@MC-tl5bf]

im a trans guy and i dont even bother checking mine because binding has made them lumpy anyway so i cant tell lmfao

[@Lettuce_B3]

That means you should check it with a doctor yknow. Dont ignore that stuff

[@ryoaahy4271]

honestly the mic at the start was kinda good

[@ASpaceOstrich]

I sort of was given a pamphlet with what new to look out for. I doubt it was comprehensive, but part of the informed consent was "oy, you're more likely to get breast cancer now dingus" and I think either that sheet or the doc clarified why.

[@Bordie3D]

your glasses are cuuuute

[@angeldust6137]

Heya! About the patreon thing, I’ve heard that when apple customers pay for the thing there’s either added costs or part of the costs which go to apple? Not 100% sure but might be worth looking into? Thanks for the vids!!!!!!!

[@lvnababyyy]

no mic touches ?!? what did u do to ashley,,,

[@DGAMINGEN]

Only having one screen is criminal.

[@oldwolf626]

Love the glasees, very cute!

[@GrzmotOfficial]

2:07 from personal experience. Accurate lol 😂