Trans Inclusive Gendering?? 🤨

What is with this gendering??
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[@EverTheFractal]

As an uncle to a 1 and a half year old literally the only thing you should care about with blankets for babies is "How easy is it to wash vomit out of this?"

[@krystlepoulin6382]

Exactly! Crocheted blankets are beautiful, but I saved them for special occasions and photo ops because babies are messy.

[@Nuclearpastamadeofpotatoes]

As an aunt of 2, I fully agree

[@Ikajo]

I have six niblings in total, 4 to one sibling and 2 to the other. The one with 4 encourage self-expression and won't conform to gender norms. The other one has very different aesthetics for their son and their daughter. Sure, my niece is 4 and love girly stuff. But my sibling definitely helped create the difference between them.

[@brynmccartney444]

​@@lurch789while you were busy playing computer, I pulled myself up by the bootstraps and got myself a real job in the factory to support my family all at the age of 1 year

[@yf-n7710]

@@lurch789 🤣

[@FemMushroom]

Yes, Zelda is the princess. Link is the green kid.

[@eboone]

I thought that was Luigi

[@IT_217]

@@eboone Luigi is the queen (in Mario Chess)

[@Eldin_00]

@@eboone Luigi is the green adult with the creepy mustache.

[@bluntizard4481]

@@ebooneNo, the green kid is Tingle 😂

[@MrHodoAstartes]

Increasingly less green, but even as an adult consistently shorter than Zelda in all iterations. Especially in TotK. Like, wowie!

[@hippychick420]

This may or may not go with this video but as a woman born with two sets of everything including vaginas, and uteri.. I don't think a lot of these people realize sex and gender are two different things and lots of times its not that we want to change ourselves, we just want to live a somewhat normal life.

[@chrismonks592]

I don't think they want to understand. It's been made very clear that trans people distinguise between gender and sex they just choose to ignore it

[@bearo8]

I am suddenly kind of intrigued by your anatomy and how it came to be. I think it's really fascinating how varied humanity can be. However, please don't feel pressured to write more to satisfy my curiosity. It's your info and I can life without the knowledge if it's too private. Or you just don't feel like writing right now

[@Zulf85]

​@@bearo8I feel like - as someone who studied biology at university - you might want to try and learn about hox clusters and how they dictate the formation of the fetus in pretty much every animal species. Idk what information you can find out there in a non-academic setting, but it is interesting

[@hippychick420]

@@bearo8 I'm willing, but certain things I will be leaving out. I was a conjoined twin.. She passed away at 6 months in utero. The doctors had no idea I existed as I was behind her the whole time. They wanted to do a DNC to clear everything out so my mom didn't get sick and she insisted they just humor her and do an ultrasound. That is just the beginning I was born with 2 vaginas, two uteri, I had no Coccyx & my kidney is misshapen. I also have HORRIBLE hip dysplasia. Doctors said I'd never stand up let alone walk, talk, or sit up.. I'm now 32 I'll be 33 in September & I can do everything they said I couldn't.

[@the_Pons]

​@@Zulf85Sure, but part of the reason bearo8 might of asked can be that the subject or them belongs in the "I don't know enough about this to even know where to start my research"-category 🤷‍♀️

[@lovel2940]

I'm a cis woman with short hair. One time after an interview (I was wearing a suit) I went to a store and bought a book. The person behind the counter served me and said "here you go sir, enjoy your day" I said thanks and left and kind of stood outside bewildered for a moment. Not because I was confused how they thought I was a guy or offended. But because I WASN'T offended. I'd never had a moment like this before and completely expected myself to feel awkward or want immediately correct them. But no. I didn't feel offended or attacked. My only thought was "I need to buy a top hat and a monocle to see if I can level up to gentleman." Now it bewilders me when someone who is cis feels the need to guard their gender with an iron fist and feel the need to validate their gender with these ridiculous and pointless expectations of themselves (and others). Be you, do you. You will be fine

[@saje239]

It also shows how irrelevant being misgendered by strangers is

[@silverghostcat1924]

I've had this happen most of my life, didn't matter if I had long hair (damn long haired hippy!) or short (thank you, sir). It never bothered me. Part of the issue for others misgendering me basically comes down to the fact I don't fit gender norms (for those of certain programming)for females; I'm tallish, have wide shoulders, not well endowed in the chest, usually dress in pants and t-shirts . I doubt it will ever bother me being mistaken for a guy. Who people perceive me as, doesn't change who I am.

[@SassyGirl822006]

Both my son's currently have long hair, and at 6 and nearly 11 they sometimes get mistaken for girls. Especially the 6 year old. It bothers my older son a little, but not enough for him to want a haircut. My youngest seems to enjoy it, often saying "I'm just too pretty!"

[@electronics-girl]

@@saje239 As long as it's accidental. Being intentionally misgendered is a whole other thing.

[@laznishashazmaul5462]

As if this woman who gets mistaken as a man quite often I'm right there with you. I no longer care what pronoun I get called either.

[@waffles3629]

The cutest "baby reveal" I saw had people voting for team curly or team straight. Aka whose hair was the baby gonna inherit. Can we do more of that and less of...whatever that cake was?

[@sarahr8311]

If the baby comes out with wavy hair is that the equivalent of non-binary?

[@waffles3629]

@@sarahr8311 hmmmm 🤣

[@amoureux6502]

That would be adorable! Team red hair or brown hair! Team dimples or no dimples! I know they can't test that stuff in-utero like w the gender reveal parties but it would be really charming.

[@sarahr8311]

@@amoureux6502 it could be a fun theme for a baby shower game, even if you wouldn't know who "won" till much later

[@waffles3629]

@@amoureux6502 yep. Like this is cute and innocent, not like guessing whatever genitals the baby will have.

[@YourQueerGreatAuntie]

This is so brilliant - thanks Jamie! I grew up in the 80s, where there was a real effort to either de-gender or gender-swap products in advertising. I think ideas of gendering products has gotten a hell of a lot worse over the last 20 years. Thank you for reminding me why I love my trans and NB siblings. As a cis-woman, it's given me the confidence to know that there are a multitude of ways to express gender, way beyond what the mainstream dictates as "masculine" or "feminine". It's core to my feminism, and just part of being a human. You are a star - so looking forward to hearing your book!!!

[@shiroganetsuki9634]

I miss the 80s...

[@valerielevasseur8674]

You mean I'm not the only 40+ year old relearning gender and shedding damaging lessons through memes and adjacent discussions? 😊

[@OffbeatsMusic]

Samesies!!! I’ve been looking around in wonder at how far we’ve regressed from where we were headed in even the not-always-great 80s. It’s wild to miss that time, but I do. It feels like we all kind of dressed gender-neutral at least at some point and it was considered cool. The word back then was, “androgynous” and I don’t remember anyone slamming it for hurting women. Or men, for that matter. But I did have a good friend who was gay at a neighboring school and she only felt comfortable completely in her own skin at my women’s college, so I’m not here to lionize the 80s, just the direction it felt that we were heading back then and how this right now is NOT it :-/

[@electronics-girl]

I seem to recall something about a parents' group that surreptitiously swapped the voice boxes of Barbie and GI Joe dolls, in either the 80s or the early 90s.

[@Amynight19]

@@valerielevasseur8674No,no your not.

[@Chellex93]

As a cis woman id definitely go to an antique shop that sold comic books and hotwheels. Like come on.... THEY'RE FREAKING HOTWHEELS.

[@electronics-girl]

I'm more offended that hotwheels are considered "antiques" now!

[@DonutCare564]

​@@electronics-girl depending on how long hotwheels has been around for, some of them could be considered antiques

[@electronics-girl]

​@@DonutCare564 I looked it up, and Hot Wheels were introduced in 1968, which is earlier than I thought, although I'm not quite sure if that makes them antique. And the ones in the video looked more like they might have been from the 1980s, although it's hard to tell for sure.

[@SlothDaan]

As a child a classmate of mine had that carpet with all the roads on it, where you could ride your cars. I still desperately want that carpet in my life!

[@EasternOrthodoxChristian]

You're referring to the kids toys?....

[@zoetrogolo7349]

Rainbows farting unicorns as opposed to unicorns farting rainbows... never change Jamie. You're amazing

[@jujugatolliat9644]

He’s cringe af

[@kittyrabies]

​@@jujugatolliat9644you're cringe asf

[@TrollDecker]

@@jujugatolliat9644 📽

[@tyrnanreply958]

@@jujugatolliat9644 more like cool af

[@SlothDaan]

But wich side of the rainbow would the ass be? And if the farts are unicorn, what do they eat? And what do they poo? So many questions

[@dinosaurs_rule]

"The her" is just so funny to me and I have no idea why. My mum actually came into the room to check if I was okay because she heard me absolutely wheezing 💀

[@thecatmangaming5503]

The thing with that is as well, since they were entirely neutral colours, by gendering them are they not just... cutting their potential profits in half lol It doesn't make sense to me on any level

[@NekoChanSenpai]

I think the point of it was that the bags *vaguely* look like purses?

[@bogusamogus]

@ladyj7085bruh it's not a youtuber's responsibility when some rando says weird shit in their comments section 😂 tf are you on?

[@DrachenGothik666]

@ladyj7085 Get lost. If this person actually did say something so objectionable, then their comment will probably be deleted. Jamie doesn't appreciate shit like that, either. Not all of us will say such things, though I gotta wonder what you said that set them off like that. Comments like that don't come out of a vacuum.

[@westley89126]

Ngl I remember getting major dysphoria about turning 16 bc I associated it with Sweet 16 parties which are mostly a feminine thing and I was like “noooo I don’t want to be a girlll” but now I’m fine

[@tiredcatman7381]

I associate more 15 to femininity but now that you say that, it may be bc of quinceañeras (15 bday parties thrown in Latin American countries to celebrate a "girl turning into a woman", yeah horrible ik). Also, I see more the number 5 as a high ponytail wearer, I'm gonna say that 5 and 15 are transfemmes just bc I'm making numbers trans now. To be more exact, 1 is a she/they and 5 a she/her, 6 is more of a genderfluid he/fae. Yes this is completely pointless gendering.

[@sassylittleprophet]

Oh my God, you just made something click in my head that I had never thought about before. I also had a lot of gender dysphoria when I was 16: my grandma gave me a hope chest, my parents started talking about grandchildren, and my mom told me I needed to start "acting like a lady."

[@yourmom2189]

I had a sweet 16 party. It was a huge disaster! I haven’t had a birthday party since.

[@SkyeBoundExists]

i read that is grill like a cooking grill lmfao

[@obvioustroll8181]

​@ladyj7085lmao you're not fooling anyone.

[@SepticShockAKAVin]

I want to create a gendered brand.. for nonbinary people.. and watch the conservatives go CRAZY.

[@missnaomi613]

I'm a cis woman, and I'm VERY interested! And my enby kid might be, as well.

[@synthellaart1587]

Someone that's questioning if they are enby here, would be very interested

[@WhomstoeverIsAStupidWord]

I think it would be easier to just donate Barbie’s to a boys only elementary school or something they would get so mad lmao

[@hippychick420]

I would buy from you.

[@Vic87Ri]

Yess

[@brendamcbride8296]

In the states, there is a "pink tax", things marketed for women cost more than the exact same product not marketed for women.

[@SevCaswell]

That's not an exclusively American thing. Pink (female) tax is present in all western countries, and probably is everywhere that gendered products exist.

[@jeddybear5909]

It goes the other way too, "lip balm for men" costs twice as much as regular lip balm, just an example off the top of my head xD

[@AmayaMaka]

@@jeddybear5909 probably any skin care/hair care products. I imagine a "for men" version would be more expensive just because they can split the marketing that way. like "yes it IS that woman-y lotion-y stuff BUT IT SMELLS LIKE SMOKED BACON SO ITS MANLY" (idk my impression of what a commercial would be like XD) ooo probably candles too. you think there are "man" candles? XDXD That sounds so wrong.

[@stormwarden6012]

Yeah its not great. I'm happy to say that the AP Goverment class at my high school has sent a bill to state to ban the pink tax! I think it has already passed, or will soon

[@CoMorbiditty]

l noticed that too... in my country, haircuts and clothes are way more expensive for women

[@BB-ol8gc]

I really like Boy Smells, they seem to go against gender stereotypes most of the time. While the name ties to stereotypes, they use a nonbinary representation of scents and are one of the most inclusive brands for undergarments. While the candles are not my favorite, the brand seems to stand for minorities and provides useful resources. I highly recommend their undergarments!

[@electronics-girl]

@@lurch789 Is it hard? For "men's" underwear, I liked Jockey boxer-briefs, as well as the boxer-briefs from Linus Tech Tips. For "women's" underwear that is compatible with male anatomy, I like the "boyshorts" from MeUndies.

[@chancewill6910]

@@lurch789 I wear Hanes. Hope that helps

[@bluntizard4481]

6:25 Princess Zelda is totally her own character. She even does semi-drag at times (when she is disguising herself as Sheik)

[@AylaMarine]

Does inhabiting the Phantoms in Spirit Tracks count?

[@bluntizard4481]

@@AylaMarine that's more than a mere disguise. We have full-on divine possession here

[@VelaiciaCreator]

I think canonically her body changes when she is Sheik. Something something magic.

[@whatgsaid]

And as of BOTW, Link does drag for critical parts of the game and even straight dudes think he’s a hot girl

[@lordofuzkulak8308]

⁠@@VelaiciaCreatorI don’t think that was ever made explicit, just heavily implied. At the very least, in the manga adaptation while disguised as Sheik, Zelda identified as male. Sadly, over time in the Smash Bros. series Nintendo have given Sheik increasingly visible breasts.

[@brendamcbride8296]

Zelda is a princess, Link is the constant rescuer, lol.

[@melvixen1943]

Well except the one time that Zelda dressed up as Shaik to go heroing.

[@MrHodoAstartes]

He used to be that. But in the recent games it's less a rescue the princess thing and more of a help her save the kingdom by doing the punching while she does the talking. Or 10.000 years after she does the talking to finesse the circumstances such that Link can even do the punching. And the cross dressing. Link is such a such a cute little vai...

[@Bored_Overthinker]

​@@MrHodoAstartes Modern Zelda is based.

[@MiraBoo]

@@melvixen1943*Sheik

[@GlitterFUCK]

​@@MrHodoAstarteszelda cross dressed before link did

[@DanielledeVreede]

Wow, the pink clippers were actually cheaper than the greenish ones. Plot twist of the week.

[@electronics-girl]

@ladyj7085 Please explain how this pertains to pink clippers being cheaper than green clippers?

[@fionafiona1146]

What's next? Woman earning the same as men?

[@sylverscale]

​@ladyj7085The comment is gone. What more do you expect? He's is neither the spokesperson for all trans folks nor the keeper of the people in the comment section. You can't even keep on topic. Pink clippers were cheaper. That the topic. Not books or protecting children. Focus!

[@sylverscale]

​@ladyj7085P.S. If your "disagreeing with an ideology" is to ban information and care for trans youth (your original comment seems to be gone so I'm going by the mentioning of "ideology" and "protecting children" then you're promoting harm including suicide towards trans individuals, especially younger ones who are even more in need of care (which doesn't always mean transitioning BTW). Maybe that gives you a bit of an idea why someone might say something that I agree should not have been said. But maybe you can understand that if you promote hame then others may feel the need to hit back. Now if you said something totally different then disregard this. But you're also misgendering Jamie which doesn't give me confidence in that you said something innocuous.

[@cparen]

Legit though, I switched to a pink electric shaver, even tho I already had a boy one, bc the scissor portion of the trimmer had finer, rounded edges, that work better with my thinner body hair. The "boy" version has coarser scissors that are needed for thicker body hair, but tend to snag my skin more often. I'm still fundamentally in agreement, pinkification sucks. Sometimes it is a different product though, and we still need that different product.

[@lms1068]

This reminds me of the 60 minutes program on some league player that was trans. The kept focusing on how it destroyed her family. They flitted over the fact that cheating, being a drug addict and alcoholic had nothing to do with it all. It was being a woman.

[@electronics-girl]

That's not the first time I've heard of 60 minutes being transphobic. I guess it's a pattern for them?

[@_StarlightRose_]

​@@KateWick1997if you think we're pretending, define it without using the words "ideology", "basic biology", or any form of strawman argument. Meanwhile my definition is: prejudice against transgender people, often hateful and fueled by misinformation and ignorance.

[@DrachenGothik666]

@@KateWick1997 Jamie is a *MAN,* ya bigot. When people are trying to make laws banning us from having the medical care we need, or using the bathroom of our gender, of calling us "groomers" & paedophiles, or *murdering* us 'cuz we live as the opposite gender from our birth, or calling Drag Queens trans (when not all of them are--it's a performance art), than yeah, it's fucking *transphobia.* If it walks like a duck...

[@undefinederror40404]

​@@KateWick1997Buddy, what are you even doing here? Do you really have nothing better to do with your time? That's.. really sad. Maybe once you become a better person, who has basic human decency, then your life will get better. Coming here to complain about people being called transphobes, while OPs comment is an example of transphobia, and using the wrong pronouns for Jamie shows that you lack basic human decency.

[@hollyasteria4138]

@@KateWick1997 Well, depends on what you think is "Bad".

[@CrabCrow]

I hope the straight flag was made ironically cus it looks like an old timey prison uniform and I find that hilarious.

[@candyshmandy1887]

10:15 This is an actual phenomenon that can occur in people called Ordinal-linguistic personification. OLP causes people to perceive sequences, numbers, days and months as having genders, personalities, and sometimes even appearances. For example, I have a full fleshed out appearance and backstory in my head for Thursday. It's very weird but fun to bond over with other people who experience the same thing, which is probably what this person was attempting to do.

[@kalieris]

Oh!! I did not know it had a name! I did it more as a child, but I still do that now to an extent. Colors, numbers, days of the week, months. I had complicated back stories and shipped them with each other.

[@reasonlessguru3724]

Exactly! I have OLP, and was wondering if anyone had pointed that one out. Numbers have genders, dispositions, familial relationships with each other, etc. It's something I've done as far back as I can remember. Only realized other people didn't do this when I studied synesthesia in college. I have several other forms of synesthesia, and it was shocking to find out the majority of people don't have those.

[@SonarTheBat]

It's a type of a neurological condition called synesthesia. There's many kinds. Basically, sensory stimuli makes you think of certain things. Harmless apart from possibly getting sensory overload, but very interesting.

[@thatdisabledprincess]

As a crocheter... I have no idea how any type of stitch could be considered "masculine" or "feminine." I could see people getting all up in arms about the color, but a stitch? How?

[@bi.chaos133]

as a crocheter, same💀💀💀

[@undefinederror40404]

Probably because it created a round finish around the blanket. I don't agree with it, but some people even focus on shapes like that.

[@unapologeticallylizzy]

People for some reason love to gender even the act of just doing crochet.

[@ren_it_rains]

For context, the OP at 10:15 likely has number personification synaesthesia. They see numbers as having genders, among other personality traits. I have grapheme-colour synaesthesia, so for me numbers do not have genders but 5 is magenta and 6 is brown.

[@psychotophatcat]

Is that an actual diagnosis sort of a thing, like visual/musical synesthesia? I just assumed this person was saying that's how it felt to them. I don't have any kind of synesthesia, but I mentally associate, for example, certain smells with certain colors. I don't actually experience the blending of the senses, it's just a sort of feeling.

[@Leena79]

Synaesthesia is so fascinating. I have a space-time synaesthesia, which I didn't know until some years ago. Apparently not all people see time on a clear, never-ending timeline with mountains and valleys around them.

[@lucialma]

That was my first thought, too

[@darkfirefox3251]

​@@Leena79that is such a fascinating concept that kind of association never occurred to me, but now thinking about it that makes sense. Thanks for the cool thought, internet stranger

[@miraculous_lady_noir2179]

I have synesthesia too. I see both fifteen and sixteen as female though lol

[@M_M_ODonnell]

Boy Smells is a perfume/fragrance (and lots of scented candles) company -- primarily genderqueer/gender-creative (they use "genderful") rather than pointlessly binary. So nothing is really "for men" or "for women," but masc/fem/both/neither/etc. I don't know what motivated the name.

[@MsFitz134]

If someone were trans masc, a fragrance called "boy smells" might be a product they'd reach for.

[@cparen]

I kind of wondered if it smelled like boy, like, similar to or very complimentary to the pheromones of testoterone dominant adults.

[@M_M_ODonnell]

@@cparen They have a lot of different ones. And skin chemistry is complicated and individual enough that you really can't make a fragrance that smells consistently good across the population of people with a similar hormone profile (in a very general sense). (And, hell, a fragrance which is intended "for women" will sometimes smell great with the skin chemistry of an individual with a combination of hormones right in the middle of what you'd expect for men; there's a lot more going on than a proposed pheromone response that hasn't been able to accumulate rigorous evidence.)

[@ArchAngelGabriel666]

The pink packed "girl dog"-treat is killing me. As far as I can remember dogs don't even have that much colour distinction anyway, so probably they won't even recognise if it's pink or light blue! 😂

[@amoureux6502]

Dogs have blue and yellow color receptors so I expect to a dog the colors would be something like "muddy light blue" and "muddy light brown" not that the very limited color distinction would mean anything to them anyway

[@jasonellis4330]

As always, I feel compelled to bring up the time I saw a sponge/loofah/body-scrubber thing, called the Manwasher: The Shower Multi-tool. I'm not even joking

[@nincure]

How about the Manscaper? 😂

[@paulhammond6978]

Marketing though, isn't it? I'm assuming they think if you call it "multi tool" you make people think of a swiss army knife, and maybe men would be more likely to buy that one.

[@jasonellis4330]

@@paulhammond6978 it was literally just a body scrubber. Why does it need to have a weird name for men to buy it? And why does it need to be called a Manwasher?

[@paulhammond6978]

@@jasonellis4330 I dunno. but I think it's funny. And I'm just kind of speculating about what went through the minds of the marketing department to come up with that.

[@jacem4721]

🤣🤣🤣

[@lucyannethrope7569]

I used to dress my kids in what ever I felt like when they were small and allways got clothes in what ever when they were big enough to chose what ever they wanted. Made people really ....well upset, because they didn't know theire genders. WHO CARES! I don't give a damn about what gender my kids have. What ever they feel like ffs.

[@HighAsHeckPriestess]

Weird that a bunch of random adults were mad that they couldn't guess what private parts your children have😂😂😂😂 do people know how strange they sound?

[@missnaomi613]

It always weirded me out that people wanted to confirm "what the baby is" when my firstborn was tiny. Turns out, they're non-binary after all!

[@MsFitz134]

People constantly assumed my boys were girls. Even if he was wearing cargo shorts and a blue t-shirt with a dump truck on it, I'd get "oh she's so cute, how old is she?" 🤷🏼‍♀️ I totally support people wearing whatever they want (my own closet is a healthy mix of "men's" and "women's" clothes), but it seems a bit odd to assume that a child is a girl when they are wearing clothes that are very obviously marketed to boys.

[@tonywild2559]

@@HighAsHeckPriestess Right? It's so freaking strange. I still remember this random ice cream vendor, when I was about eight guessing wrong (I would sometimes correct people about my assigned gender and sometimes just go with it - never cared much either way) and I felt like correcting them that day and this person freaked out on me and immediatley went into a rant about how I have to wear my hair and what kind of clothes I should be wearing so people can TELL. And I was just standing there like "I just wanted my ice cream". People are weird.

[@Hani_Santa]

​@@MsFitz134why is that weird? If your boys wearing typical boys cloth where considered girls, they obviously looked like girls.

[@feitocomfruta]

“Ugh this vodka is clearly for women because it’s got glitter. I only drink manly drinks…” Sure Chad, you go drink your manly IPA. Meanwhile, I’ll have my “girly” Long Island Iced Tea with enough hard liquor in it to take down a medium sized tiger.

[@_StarlightRose_]

"Sure, Steve, drink your wheat juice with 5% alcohol that tastes like hotdog water while I drink this fruit smothie with 40% alcohol and tastes great"

[@feitocomfruta]

@@_StarlightRose_ exactly!

[@Pensive_Scarlet]

It's so funny to me how eyelashes have become a de facto "girl" indicator, even though longer and fuller eyelashes are more commonly a naturally occurring trait in people who are born biologically male. It just really illustrates how made up and arbitrary our gender "standards" really are.

[@nandeboleine]

So true! My daughters and I have pale, short lashes, and my son and his dad have long, thick black ones. I’ve actually held up a pair of false lashes to him, and his are just as long?

[@sxmvp]

The whole gendering clothes thing is interesting in general, considering that men used to wear skirts, dresses, colorful tights, high heels and even wigs and make-up - all things that are now considered decidedly "feminine". And ironically all a long time ago, the times where men now cry about how much more "manly" men were back then (which is also not necessarily true and god knows what criteria they go by). Honestly this whole gendering clothes etc. thing is just so silly in general because, once again, what criterias are you gonna go off of anyway? If we go by history most things would be unisex by now.

[@bossyboots5000]

For some reason "oh yes, boy dogs hate pink" killed me 😂 ETA: as did Jamie catching himself as he was saying "revolver... revolva... revulv.."

[@NovaSaber]

Dogs can't even see in color, can they?

[@DrachenGothik666]

@@NovaSaber They can, but it's limited to greens, yellows, browns and greys.

[@Bone-HeadYT]

Yes, the princess is actually a real character named Zelda, and you are correct the just Zelda is named Link.

[@the_Pons]

"And where the dress ends we don't know what happens. Like Shroedinger's woman" 😂😂😂 I snorted so hard hearing that! 😄

[@EasternOrthodoxChristian]

What is that disability in your pfp supposed to mean?

[@the_Pons]

@@EasternOrthodoxChristian Disability? It's the graysexual flag. Not that I would expect an uneducated bigot to know the difference.

[@bambino05]

My favourite part is when the pink ones are more expensive. Was buying bottles for my daughter and the pink ones were £10 more so I bought the blue ones, then used that £10 to buy her a dress, guess I'm raising an theyby 😂

[@EasternOrthodoxChristian]

A

[@AnnabethOwl]

It’s known as “pink tax” products marketed toward woman are more expensive then the same ones marketed towards men. It’s happens with A lot more than bottle.(sorry if I came of as mean that’s not the intent😅)

[@tessiemillmet]

I’m imagining a video game text box. -You tried to buy water but couldn’t -It’s for guys…. (Or opposite of your gender.)

[@paicina]

hehe oh my have you seen demon souls. i do not know if the remake is the same but on the ps3 version. clothes have a gender set to them male female and unisex, so if you want to look like a knight you have to choose male, while the witch set is female. i do love the game but i do not really like that...

[@tessiemillmet]

@@paicina I have not but that does sound annoying.

[@paicina]

@@tessiemillmet oh my it kept bothering me for so long. hehe i wanted to use everything but i guess it is how it is and all that

[@_StarlightRose_]

This reminds me of the undertale line "you can't use the fire exit because you're not made of fire"

[@paicina]

@@_StarlightRose_ hahaa oh my that is really good, an odd way to put it

[@ForsetisStenographer]

This videos make me feel grateful that my parents never really enforced gender-roles/interests on me as a child/teen.

[@BobBob-vy9ds]

Sadly for me I was named after a Disney princess so everyone got me things relating to her. That princess is my least favorite. I hate her, but couldn't say anything because stating you don't like a gift is "rude" (I understand if the person put a lot of thought into it, but literally I only got those because I was a "girl" and I was named after her, like people knew I liked other movies a lot more, never got anything for those, never got anything for my love of aliens, barely did I ever get anything that I liked (I love stuffed animals and figures so those were always a win, and I tried to mainly get those, but I got no theme of anything I liked, other than for my Angry Birds phase).

[@tjenadonn6158]

As of my lab work after three months of HRT (which was more like four months due to scheduling difficulties) my testosterone levels are at 10 ng/dL (nanograms per deciliter.) According to some numbers I found from Mount Sinai Medical Center the normal ranges for testosterone in adult females is between 15-70 ng/dL. I have low poison levels even for a cis girl! Beyond that everything like kidney and liver function is perfectly healthy and I'm feeling better than ever. I actually looked at myself in the mirror before I took a shower and didn't hate what I saw: I don't see a girl yet, but I see the beginnings of a girl, the larval form of girl. I see potential. I see hope. I see a future worth striving for. To all the transphobes telling people who are considering transition that it will ruin their lives: you couldn't be more wrong. This is the best decision I've ever made. If this is what ruining my life feels like I should ruin more lives more often.

[@veronicafoxx8590]

Congrats, sis! I'm getting to that point myself where I can look myself in the mirror without feeling hatred and dysphoria. Starting to look more like my sister has been wonderfully affirming.

[@waterchrome1819]

Everybody’s body is different, just because you had a positive experience doesn’t mean you get to brush off those who didn’t. In the end people are entitled say if their experience is good (like you) and BAD ALSO.

[@tjenadonn6158]

@@veronicafoxx8590 That's basically my goal. I don't have to look like a supermodel, I just want to look like my sister's sister and my mother's daughter. Fortunately women in my family tend to run tall and I was always the shortest of all the AMAB children in my family (both of my younger brothers are over six feet while I'm 5'10") so I'll blend in heightwise, especially if I stick to wearing flats.

[@veronicafoxx8590]

@@tjenadonn6158 Yeah, my family runs short, even for amab, so I don't tower. Being half Japanese helps in that respect. I've even been hit on a few times while out and about, which is panic inducing but confidence boosting. Thankfully, we have a large deaf population where I live, and I know some ASL (enough to communicate, but not quite conversational), so I keep from finding myself in a bad situation by keeping my mouth shut. I'm very afraid of a confrontation, but I won't let that stop me from living as my most authentic self.

[@veronicafoxx8590]

@@waterchrome1819 Who said anything otherwise? What are you even on about?

[@youtubeuniversity3638]

Biggest reason for Gendered This Or That is to gift to trans folk as hunorous affirmation for them.

[@kalieris]

When I was little, I definitely gendered colors and numbers - not in terms of who could wear or use them, but in terms of the inherent vibe of the color or number. Also, yellow and green were a couple, as were red and blue and orange and purple. 15 absolutely would have felt like a more masculine number to me than 16. (And let’s be real - I would totally have shipped them.) But my Barbies all were dating the bionic woman, not Ken. I’m currently in my 50s, female-ish (AFAB), straight-ish, and aro/ace. Not sure how all that works together, but here we are.

[@thewickeddevilofthewest]

This is fascinating

[@HDxEXoThERMiA]

Zelda is indeed a princess. Link is almost always androgynous, and was originally designed to be "gender neutral", although in more recent games "As far as gender goes, Link is definitely a male...", though he still presents neutrally.

[@URFTBOUND4LIFE]

Y'all forget that these games come from Japan and the Japanese have a very different interpretation of masculinity compared to the West. Link IS masculine in the Japanese sense.

[@undefinederror40404]

I have never heard of Link being designed to be gender neutral, where did you get that from? I'd love to read about it, but right now I can't really believe that. I do remember from an interview with Shigeru Miyamoto (sorry if I misspelled, going off memory here) that they decided not to give Link dialogue because it allows people to project themselves on him more: Link doesn't respond with words to what is said to him in game, giving the player space for their own reactions.

[@WhyIsTheClosetDoorOpening]

For the one gendering numbers, I think it’s more like a synesthesia thing. I also get that, but for me 15 is female and 16 is male. It not really forcing a gender onto it, more like associating the two things which could be anything but just happen to be genders in this case. Idk if that’s how the person meant it, but that’s my take on it.

[@carmelr5504]

ok but the "15 is male and 16 is female" could just be a synesthesia thing, me and my boyfriend disagree constantly about what colour numbers are X) I get personalities with numbers and they sometimes suggest a gender too

[@Abigael317]

I think it would be funny to ponder if the numbers are trans or fit gender stereotypes. Like, maybe 7 used to be fem but is masc now & he wears a dress with a masc pattern or symbol?

[@lostinmymind8147]

I just remembered. When I was a kid I saw a series on tv where a fairy turned all her food pink. Not because she was a girl but because it looked prettier. And I flat out refused to eat anything that wasn’t pink. Took me a bit to stop doing that 😂

[@mirandarensberger6919]

That... must have been a very limited diet for a while. No shade, I was a super picky eater as a child and still am sometimes. I'm just curious what you ate during that phase. Meat cooked medium rare, strawberries, raspberries, watermelon, that's about all I can think of.

[@lostinmymind8147]

@@mirandarensberger6919 nah, mostly sweets and I used a ton of food colours xD

[@awaredeshmukh3202]

Reminds me of Percy Jackson's blue food!

[@lostinmymind8147]

@@awaredeshmukh3202 yessss absolutely! But for Sally and Percy there’s at least a meaning behind it xD

[@NightWhisperOfShadow]

My male cat has a cute pink sparkly dress harness that matches my aesthetic. Everyone is like "why is your boy cat wearing pink"?! He doesn't even know it's pink. It's literally a harness to keep him safe. He'd hate it no matter what, haha

[@Chaos-._]

There have been studies that cats can tell colours apart and even have a favourite colour, but they wouldn't associate colour with gender because gender is a human thing.

[@DrachenGothik666]

@@Chaos-._ A cat's colour palette is pretty limited, though: they see grey, blue, brown & some yellow. That's why when I buy toys for my cat, I choose stuff in colours they can see: blue & yellow. Or it would just blend into the greyish background, & they'd never play with it. I'd do the same for dogs, if I had one. They see in tones of green, grey, yellow & brown.

[@Chaos-._]

@@DrachenGothik666 That explains why my cat enjoys playing with his silver ball more than his green one! Thanks for this info, now I can make better choices for my kitty.

[@bozobarr]

You seem extra silly and punchy in this video and I love it! I'm also imagining 🌈 rainbows farting unicorns 🦄(instead of the usual 🦄unicorns farting rainbows🌈). Thanks for that...and 🪲dung beetles 🤣

[@electronics-girl]

We need OT to create an alternate version of his outro, where the rainbow is farting the unicorn instead of vice-versa.

[@bozobarr]

@@electronics-girl yassssssss

[@Mila28.06]

Ironic how all the things that are gendered shouldnt be , but a lot of things that should arent (a lot of medical care is only tested on men instead of both sexes, for example heart attack symptoms)

[@nathryl03]

Happy Pride Everyone ❤🧡💛💚💙💜 Remember that you're all awesome, beautiful and valid spuds, just the way you are ❤🧡💛💚💙💜 Love you all

[@nathryl03]

@@KateWick1997 Could you explain to me why you watch LGBT+ content if that's what you think of us. Please just find something more productive to do with your time

[@CLJlovesmal]

I love telling people that one of the baby blankets made for me...have the colours... blue, pink and white. I was born in the 80s. People need to shut up about gender and colour. I've made it my policy to make "gender-neutral" baby blankets. Based on the stereotypes presented on gender and colour. Either that or they get a gamer, superhero etc blanket colour scheme.

[@CLJlovesmal]

@@lurch789 So true. I love telling people that a colour can't tell you anything: I've been misgendered even wearing "gendered" clothing so it really means nothing and never should have. I sometimes buy something in pink because it's cheaper due to not selling, all because it's pink. One of my friends in high school had a shirt that said "Real boys (might have been men) wear pink". I love telling people the colours used to be reversed as to the gender label. I don't know, I just...have always found it frustrating. In the end a colour is a colour, and clothing is clothing.

[@sarahr8311]

My philosophy is that it just has to be washable. The baby is going to puke on it, so if you can't shove it in the washing machine save it til the frequent puking is over. What age is that, like 15?

[@imajinallthepurple]

12:34 The perfect cake for meeting your bisexual child's new partner: "Will it be a girl? Will it be a boy?" 😂

[@home-bodyz]

🤩 what a great idea!

[@ajwinberg]

What really funny is way back in the day, pink was considered a masculine color and blue was considered a feminine color. Some where in time this swapped. I don't know why it matters really anyway because colors shouldn't have genders. My very masculine GodSon love the color pink. He is far from a being female presenting. This had never changed for him in his entire time on this planet. Even my 8 year old son likes pink sometimes. We have never told him that he shouldn't. Also another color that people consider a more feminine color is purple, but it is my husband's favorite color. It just shouldn't matter. I am a woman and my favorite color is indigo. I'm not royalty. 😅

[@dinosaurs_rule]

Well said 🩷

[@AnnabethOwl]

My brothers faviorivite color was purple until… he went to school came back and declared he hated the color purple and demanded a new lunchbox(he old one was purple) he refused to tell us why. My other brother(I have two) when he was 5 wore a Dora shirt to pre-K and the teacher asked why he was wearing his sisters clothes. That same brother got a hand me down dress from me and loved it he wore it everywhere at home and when he went to school the teacher criticized my parents. He WANTED to wear the dress. I wish everyone could have a view point like yours.

[@GlitterEnby]

Jamie said, "rainbows farting unicorns" (I assume meaning to say unicorns farting rainbows," and now I can't quit trying to picture what that would look like. It's such a funny mental image, and I love it.

[@ChaoticRabbitOfCaerbannog]

The unicorns come out of the clouds 😂

[@stupidpterodactyls]

6:22 in the legend of Zelda, there is the princess Zelda as depicted in the toy, as well as Link, the player character. However in most games she is not a one dimensional stereotype damsel in distress (looking at you original Zelda 1) and has a clear hand in defeating ganon, the incarnation of evil.

[@imachair4681]

Thank you Jamie for being so positive. Even if KZbin seems to think the best thing to show me before all of your videos is that Epoch Times documentary

[@GlitterEnby]

These videos always crack me up because I grew up in a situation where things were ULTRA gendered, so when Jamie is like "wait, [thing] isn't gendered. Nobody thinks that," my mental response is often, "You aren't gonna believe this, but actually they do." The blanket with the scalloped edges absolutely reads as feminine to me, even though I know it's silly. But I was also taught that real men don't eat quiche, which is pretty hilarious. So bare with me as I slowly and painful unlearn a lot of automatic reactions to items. 🤣

[@shauno5888]

I'm pretty sure "man smoothie" is a euphemism for a certain body fluid...

[@bossyboots5000]

Omg, I'm simultaneously laughing and gagging at the idea 😂🤮

[@modernghost0]

And the worst part is that men always seem to have the freaking BEST natural lashes but so many afab people i know (and myself included) wish we had natural lashes like that. but don't worry, my giant alligator plushie has eyelashes, but we had already named him Marvin when we saw them, so he remains to be Marvin the Male 'Gator.

[@SwashBuckTief]

6:44 the way you said "boy dogs hate pink" had me laughing so hard 😂

[@timothyisstupid]

6:05 Yeah, Princess Zelda is the reason for the naming of the series, shes usually the damsel in distress but sometimes she takes a more active role in the games

[@FoxGameCZ]

Like in legend of zelda: ocarina of time, she was really cool in that one

[@timothyisstupid]

@@FoxGameCZ Yeah, and sorta Tears of the Kingdom aswell

[@bellablue5285]

Think after LOZ II (Adventure of Link) they kept with naming the game in some way related to Link (Link's Awakening, Link to the Past, Link Between Worlds) for the no (or extremely limited) Zelda involved games? Maybe just coincidence though.

[@iantaakalla8180]

Phantom Hourglass has Tetra/Zelda petrified and basically unused for the entire game, so games where Zelda is gone and involving a name of Link in the title is coincidence.

[@W1th3rrose]

These videos helped me realize that I was gender fluid, and maybe even trans but I don't think so Edit: I am trans

[@DanielledeVreede]

Congrats and good luck on your journey!

[@W1th3rrose]

@@DanielledeVreede Thank you!

[@satonimon2774]

@@DanielledeVreede this is what i say also

[@margotpreston]

But you are trans? Genderfluid falls under the trans umbrella.

[@hollischeblume6393]

ayeee trans means that your gender is different than your gender assigned at birth, so if you are genderfluid, you're also trans, since people don't assign genderfluid at birth

[@phoebetalbot3270]

Ahhhh okay, so that’s why I’m non binary, because I have curly hair and I’ve shaved it, so I clearly can’t be either woman or man. Also I loved this vid Jaime, I always love your content, keep it up ❤

[@ArtsyKnox25]

​@@lurch789EXACTLY!! I'm nb and more on the femme side, and like, idk why they think we're corporeal beings or smthn?

[@R.senals_Arsenal]

My gender has always been Sale. 😅 And yeah, the color blind girl dogs enjoy only treats from the pink packaging and refuse the blue on principle! Finally, I say you have to eat the cakes with crap messaging even faster than the good cakes to make the evil go away. You're doing a public service by eating/destroying those cakes so no one sees them.

[@j.apenrose7896]

Fun thing about Zelda! In the more recent games, they've designed Link to appear very gender neutral, so that's been super awesome for us nbs!

[@satonimon2774]

@@lurch789 if anyone sees the comment im replying to and doesnt know what andro means, it means someone that looks both male and female

[@spiritussancto]

my male kitten happens to have a pink harness and leash because i'm poor and someone gave it to me. it's slowly turning brown from him covering it in dirt. the amount of comments we've gotten while taking walks when i refer to him as "he" and you can see people's brains just trip over the pink. i PROMISE you he doesn't care. he doesn't care if you say "she" either. he cares if you'll give him treats or pets and be nice to him

[@NateChaos]

Its my 36th birthday today! What a great day to watch your videos! Much love, Jamie. 💛

[@hippychick420]

Happy birthday Nathan!

[@NateChaos]

@@hippychick420 Thanks! 😁

[@gayestmess_]

happy birthday!!

[@_StarlightRose_]

Happy anual day of your spawning

[@NateChaos]

@_StarlightRose_ lol that's a new one and thanks!

[@Asongbook]

I am gleefully ciswoman, I wouldn't drink a glittery drink either.

[@HighAsHeckPriestess]

I like edible glitter, but I think it's being overused😂😂 MacDoesIt made a video where he had AI suggest drinks for pride month and all except one had glitter in it (and he was like nah"

[@LunarWind99]

Just started watching the video and want to say I would pay good money for a blanket that depicts rainbows farting unicorns 😂😂

[@PokhrajRoy.]

9:57 Don’t men deserve carnivorous plants once in a while? Where’s the Venus Flytrap?

[@VelaiciaCreator]

It often has a nickname involving changing the first word to a rhyme... Darwin awards and all.

[@Fakejordans...]

I would be scared of the glittery vodka, because I don’t want to go back to the hospital again.

[@caketality]

Couldn’t finish the video. Uncontrollable urge to purchase succulents overtook me. Wait not succulents, cactuses! I definitely meant the manly cactuses. To put next to my mantiques.

[@dietotaku]

LMAO they got princess zelda right (it's called "the legend of zelda" because it's about the princess) but yeah, the hero - that the players play as in the game - is called link. i suppose their confusion could stem from the overall art style of that particular title (wind waker) basically making link and zelda look like siblings or genderswapped versions of each other...

[@VelaiciaCreator]

@@lurch789 When the designer says it, you can shut the hell up about Nintendo this, Nintendo that.

[@flashthemonkey6032]

Link is always the protagonist in the Legends of Zelda… for some reason. I’m guessing the story is told in retrospect to younger generations by Zelda? And yes, Zelda is the princess, in every game.

[@tjenadonn6158]

One of the CD-I games had Zelda as the protagonist, but we don't talk about those.

[@akym82810]

The Boy Smells range seems pretty inclusive although the unfortunate (meant to be a bit naughty) name does make me have the initial reaction of "What, does it just smell of lynx in (or Axe spray if you're American) a locker room? "

[@PokhrajRoy.]

3:02 Most gendered stuff aimed at men are boring. When buying shoes, why do I get saddled with 3 boring colours? P.S. The Straight Flag is basically prison.

[@Hootylover2000]

3:24 we don’t get smoothies because we don’t have enough gender to put in them sadly😢

[@Finnley-supports-translives]

Instead we put *DOOM*

[@satonimon2774]

24 cups gender, 3 cups sugar (too much omg) 2 tablespoons vanilla extract, 1/4 cup maple syrup, 1/4 honey, and 2 teaspoons salt. the gender smoothie

[@VelaiciaCreator]

@@Finnley-supports-translives They can get DOOM to run on a smoothie now? Technology amazes me.

[@The1stPurpleCat]

5:13 ~ I remember buying a “genderfluid tutu” at Target my first pride month after coming out to myself. When I looked it up on Google to send my friend a photo, I found the tutu… with the genderfluid flag on it… and it’s “for girls/women”. what??? Edit: 14:30 ~ “Schrödinger’s Woman” is my gender now. I’m genderfluid, but mainly she/they pronouns. So “Schrödinger’s Woman” is very gender.”

[@carbongalaxies9507]

6:15 I’m losing it over Princess Zelda and then. Zelda Himself HSGSG

[@paicina]

it is a shame that this thing happens. it is simple things like what we wear, there are mens clothes and womans clothes, would me wearing a skirt really ruin someones life?. i have had to keep my life a secret for i will be sadly kicked out of my familys home if i choose to come out, but to me it does not make much sense. oh my i just hope that the future will be kinder to trans.

[@bellablue5285]

I've loaded a revolver. I'm feeling rather affirmed right now, I agree, I'm not a woman. Edit: I do like the Stargate symbols for restrooms, just no summoning anything hopefully

[@andeeharry]

10:43 Something that always mystified me. In school I usually wear deodorant and one day, I accidentally put on my mum's perfume cologne and I must say, I was teased about it by nearby everyone. Alright, so my mum's cologne had a sweeter smell to it, but it still makes me curious to how anyone knew the difference, 17 years later like... I often wonder about this

[@DrachenGothik666]

Certain types of scents are considered 'feminine" & your peers were going by that. Chances are, the cologne smelled sweet or floral, both considered "womanly" smells. "Manly" smells are usually woodsy, musky, resiny, & lower in tone than women's scents in the perfume world. I've always preferred the so-called "men's" scents.

[@mxdnxght_moor]

Hella early so thought I'd share: I'm about to start T! All I have to do is go pick up my prescription. I'm so excited! :D (I got the gel and I'm so glad I won't have to deal with injections)

[@kokomelon6707]

Yes the Princess is called Zelda!! The main character is called link. Though I can see the confusion due to the similar features. Especially due to the art style of the Wind Waker/ Phantom Hourglass / Spirit Tracks - the style used in the toys. If you look at the characters in the more recent Breath of The Wild or Tears of the Kingdom. Or even Ocorina of Time or Twilight Princess they look really different. Particularly Twilight Princess because she has brown hair there

[@alejandrofrancetich4607]

Since the Zelda toys are labeled in Spanish, I would guess that the prices are quoted in pesos rather than dollars; the symbol is usually the same.

[@clarissejunqueira1994]

yeah, it is pointless, but as someone that needs affirmation, it's kinda good, cuz i can get those pink "girl's" things and feel that i'm valid

[@sarahr8311]

The only proper use for needlessly gendered items

[@_.batman_]

He's such an idol ❤❤❤ FOR MEN ONLY 🔵🦅🦅

[@binarycode404]

MEN ONLY 💙❤🤍🦅🦅🦅🦅

[@Jasprs]

MEN ONLY RAHHHHHH 🦅🦅🦅🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💵💵💵🏈🏈🏈

[@CuppycakeWillow]

Men, women and sales. I identify as an absolute bargain!

[@user-mv5zt8qd9l]

I, too, identity as reduced for quick sale

[@satonimon2774]

hi, is "tax fraud" included in the umbrella term sales? just wanna know

[@CuppycakeWillow]

@@satonimon2774 I'm no lawologist, but I think it's totally fine as long as you have those red mark down price stickers!

[@satonimon2774]

@@CuppycakeWillow thank you. i identify as tax fraud

[@CuppycakeWillow]

@@satonimon2774 Jamie's community is welcoming to all!

[@ninjakiwigames5418]

I'm early, but idk what to comment

[@ninjakiwigames5418]

Update: I know what to comment. 14:14 So a man is an OK sign, but a woman is a diode?

[@DesOkun]

FYI: Got an anti-trans ad for The Epoch Times video on this video. Got it even though I previously said I don't want to see that ad.

[@swishfish8858]

Remember: every time you see a transphobic ad, that's money wasted on someone who won't be swayed by it. You just wasted a few dollars from some transphobic fuckwit's bank account. :)

[@Complain2023]

People in here probably think a puppy eating dog food is anti trans ad anyway.

[@gracenc]

@@Complain2023ow exactly does this make sense? (also I got this ad too and it’s so silly how they portray transition as this horrible thing, completely denying scientific evidence it works)

[@DrachenGothik666]

@@Complain2023 Don't be more ludicrously bigoted than you have to be. All dogs are good boys, no matter the gender!😜

[@Complain2023]

@@DrachenGothik666 I think I will transition to a black/ vegan/ disable/ transgender person. That I will have all the privilege in the world

[@Scatscar1985]

Stereotyped men don't like sweet things so men smoothies have bitter coffee and gravel in them.

[@VelaiciaCreator]

Sugar? Don't even know her! - Some guy, probably.

[@supermangarritano6636]

We love inclusiveness ❤

[@nonamenojane]

Omg you have me laughing so hard about glittery poo.

[@jase_allen]

"Men can't have pretty delicate soft plants and flowers with beautiful leaves. No, they must have that plant that hurts you." Only because it's the only plant my damn cat won't try to eat. Well... He did try to eat it several times, but he never got very far in his endeavor.

[@sarahr8311]

My cat also killed my mother's ferns, but the cactus survived. Almost like it evolved to keep things from biting it. 😂

[@DrachenGothik666]

Cats are such dopes. I love them hopelessly. We don't deserve their adorable silliness. 😂

[@yf-n7710]

10:15 Ok this sounds a bit like synesthesia to me. Usually it's colors or something, not genders -- but I've met some people who also have gender associations with certain numbers. One time two of them were in the same place, and they had a heated argument about whether 7 was a femboy or non-binary. It was one of the strangest arguments I have ever heard.

[@AnkhAnanku]

I kinda get it. I totally get colors for letters and numbers, so I could stretch to see how someone would apply masc/fem/etc.

[@DrachenGothik666]

I had the same thought. I "see" sounds as colours & "hear" colours & movement in things with no audio. It doesn't usually sound like what the items moving would sound like in real life, either. I've never encountered anyone else who "hears" movement. Lots of folks who "see" sounds & "hear" colours, though.

[@AmyStrikesBack]

350 for a plushy may sound expensive (because it is) but It probably is in brl, since it is in Portuguese and it uses the "$" sign, thats about 72 usd, a still absurdly high price but retro game stores tend to do this type of bs

[@DrachenGothik666]

Doesn't Portugal use the Euro? It could be Brazil--it would be around $73 dollars there. Or Argentina, or several other places. Depends on the currency they use, I guess. But the language is actually Spanish, & I think the currency is Pesos, 'cuz 350 Pesos comes to around 25 bucks, American, & someone on here said that's what those dolls go for, normally.

[@AmyStrikesBack]

@@DrachenGothik666 i assume its in Brazil because here we use the "$" Symbol with two likes (there is not a caracter for that so we use the normal one) and It is in portuguese, but from what i know a Lot of things are in portuguese and use brl on the border with Paraguay

[@OhMyCherries]

My mother in law knits and wanted to make baby blankets she asked for what colour and i was like is rainbow okay coz then when they grow up and i keep them they still had a blanket with their favourite colour to pass on if they ever decide to have children because im not crafty 😅

[@Ikajo]

My oldest sister has a boy and a girl, and she hate the idea of my nephew having long hair. While my niece isn't really allowed to have short hair despite it being really difficult to care for, it gets tangled easily. Granted she is 4, but still...

[@felvkitties8]

I've seen so many people making their boys by boy stuff, i used to work retail. Like one lady the kid wanted a flowered backpack but she didn't want to get it for him because it would be for a girl. Like just get your kid what they like

[@Dyejob01]

Jamie, I wonder if the text for the Blue death thaining beetle, was submitted incorrectly. Like the form had sex (what is the sex of the beetle) and The seller wasn't sure so they submitted multiple options? Just offering another POV. ❤

[@twiggledowntown3564]

Happy Pride Month! I can't believe it's almost over!

[@FoxGameCZ]

12:40 my guess is hair curlers to make your hair curly or wavy

[@tyr4106]

The glittery vodka is made with food grade mica. So yes, it is safe to drink.

[@FoxGameCZ]

8:35 I would be afraid to drink it because it looks like potion which would turn me into frog... wait a minute, now that I am thinking about it I would chuck it up so fast! I can't wait to be a frog.

[@user-mv5zt8qd9l]

I was gonna say Who in their right mind _wouldn't_ down the magical frog potion?

[@DrachenGothik666]

I can confirm, it turns you into a frog. 🤣LOL Actually, I have no idea. You sadly can't buy the stuff anymore, apparently. Guess it didn't sell very well. It was also hellaciously sweet. (info based on other folk's comments)

[@Username_Echo]

At 5:54 the toy labeled as Princess Zelda is a princess named Zelda, but the toy labeled as Zelda is actually named Link

[@thelittlestpika]

It's so weird that objects are considered gendered? I'm nonbinary though so gender has never applied to me.

[@DrachenGothik666]

I don't get gendering products, either, unless it's ergonomically designed to fit the generally smaller hands of women, for example. Then, it actually makes sense, 'cuz you're accommodating a physical trait.