W - Animated Short Film

[@RandmAnimal]

"Yes! This is going straight to my bathroom wall!" Uh oh

[@Chara_Dreemurr001]

🤐

[@quota3734]

Yuck

[@CamTheWarlock]

At least it was depicted as behind the toilet, and not in the little shrine in front of it he probably had

[@Adrachoo]

@@CamTheWarlock lmao

[@idkfu2781]

@@Chara_Dreemurr001 CHARA?!

[@DragonfoxgirlThals]

this is so beautiful

[@JustMe-wm9xs]

Wow dragonfoxgirl ! I love ur vdos❤

[@catherinegarcia5289]

GIRL I LOVE YOUUUU

[@eli_.3270]

I love your channel!

[@Tipsy_Turby]

same!

[@shutit333]

❤️🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

[@NeroTMAnimations]

Wow. This is so relatable. I also grew up with grandparents. They are no artists, but they think they know what artists are suppose to be. Sometimes it feels like they want me to draw normal things... like landscapes and flowers, so they would have something to show to our relatives. And here I am, 23 and still drawing cartoons. I'm proud of myself but deep inside I feel like a disappointment of our family 😔 Not ti mention I'm 23 and only now I found the courage to do my first tattoos. All this time I was afraid of their opinions

[@hushedmirth]

hey! you're doing great, my guy. do whatever makes you happy, even if your family doesn't really like it. so long as you ain't hurting anyone, draw whatever the heck you please.

[@Emppu_T.]

You could think of them as throwing obstacles to you from which you overcame and became stronger!

[@superstargacha3836]

well, keep goin! your stuff is amazing!

[@oofoof4293]

I’ve just checked out your stuff and it’s cool as frack! Keep up the good work!

[@hannah-yt9vd]

“But now, I’m a space warrior with cool blue lip stick”

[@bealgarett7884]

3:43 THE TRANS SUPPORTING STAFF OF WALMART~!!

[@4m0llyy_10]

😌

[@theshoppingcart1443]

Yes!!

[@kaihatsu3d688]

:v

[@kornfan777]

Omfg ikr we stan that Walmart lady

[@fishboi6051]

Yaasssss

[@hachi9404]

As someone whos trans and an artist this speeks volumes. I still deal with internilized homophobia and what my parents have said about me. Worrying if its true. But, im proud to be me.

[@widCr_Kd]

It’s been a year now and if you ever see this I hope your doing better!

[@Bleeeh_]

🤝 Same

[@ramble4395]

I almost started crying during this. I love this by the way. It’s really cool

[@worried_weasel747]

I love how your grandmother had red lipstick and red themes. Showing her traditional and aggressively pushy presence. And then you have blue lipstick and cool color themes, showing how you’re the opposite of your grandmother and go your own way. I love this! 💙

[@skippydinglechalk9465]

I'm just a kid scared to tell my parents how I really feel. Im constantly being told that I'm "Gross" or "weird" just because of my opinions and preferences. I've been bullied for years because of it and (literally not figuratively) locked in a closet and blamed for it by the teacher who witnessed it. I'm a bi male and this video helped me more than you can imagine.

[@danwin9986]

I’m sorry to hear that. People don’t like what they don’t understand. I’m in the same boat as you, and I’m sorry that you were locked in a closet. I’m figuratively locked in a closet. I hope you meet people who love you for you, wether that be Real life, or online. Have an amazing day/night. 💓💜💙

[@youraverageartist1588]

Bi female here. I understand how it feels to be locked in a closet, literally. And I can relate to being told that I’m weird for who I like. Took me a long time to break that mold. I think you can too! Other people’s opinions of you are irrelevant. You are much stronger than them, deep down. Hope you can find someone who can help you out. Peace from WA💖💜💙

[@Emppu_T.]

You are important, know your worth! You will be needed by someone later and you'll find meaning!

[@izuminuwu807]

Are you okay? How are you doing now anyway?

[@ySaltyRugBoy]

Don't care didn't ask

[@Dani-ej1zl]

I'm not trans myself, but I'm a lesbian artist with ADHD. The general notion of having your thoughts, feelings, and identity invalidated so often by people you love that you start to do it to to yourself cut like a knife. I'm still working to undo the damage. I'm glad you're able to be you after all this time.

[@kingmon6774]

I love this. I personally don’t see lots of trans mtf, and people are so confused about things with them, but as ftm I know it does suck with self hate, but the ending is so cute I love that color of lipstick too much imo like I still jokingly put on makeup sometimes to joke around with friends, but I’d 100% wear that color.

[@charlieistired]

Trans people just don't get much representation usually.

[@vixymix101]

Do it! :D I bet you'd look super pretty!

[@harper5378]

Hey, I don't want to assume anything about OP or anyone else, just wanted to say to any potential ftm pals, if you like or want to wear make up you totally should :) Make up is rad, you're rad, and it'd be a total shame if something you enjoyed was limited by heteronormative standards of what dudes should look or act like. Of course if you don't like it that is perfectly valid too 🥰

[@nyandoesthings]

@@harper5378(TL;DR: story about finding myself, coming out, then discovering my favorite color) like a lot of trans guys, I tried before even knowing who I was to fit in with the other boys. I thought I was a tomboy feminist (i still am a feminist, to be clear). I didn't want to play with girls or associate myself with princesses or anything like that. My dad's favorite color was purple, and one day when I was very little my mom said she knew everything about me because she was my mom, and I challenged her to say my favorite color. I didn't know what my favorite color was, but she said purple and I believed her. It took a long time for me to hatch. I spent a long time cracking at it, giving every excuse as to why I couldn't be as soon as I had learned the word. I actually hatched two days after coming out as lesbian to my family. I had a similar struggle with my attraction to girls, and coming out as lesbian made me realize all the excuses I had made with liking girls had happened with slight variation with my gender. I kept it to myself for several months. Then I went to a Halloween party, and I was binding because I was dressed as Bob Ross. A stranger at the party asked my mom, "what school does he go to?" My mom "corrected" them and it hurt so much to pass then just to have that thrown away that I came out to her that night and the rest of the family a couple weeks later. I was wearing a pink jacket that day. I realized that night that no matter what there would be people who hated me and misgendered me no matter how hard I tried or how "masculine" i got. And I learned that my favorite color is pink.

[@daedalus1453]

fellow trans guy! wear the hell outta that lipstick bro you a king

[@wyrmeleon2002]

"I like my art like I like reflections of myself. Some days it makes me feel really good, and some days...not so much." This resonated with me a lot.

[@HyperDash]

as a 19 year old trans girl artist and animator who just came out to myself a week ago today this is pretty cool thanks

[@ilexdiapason]

you go girl :)

[@tigerlilykitty3281]

You go, girl! You be whatever girl you want to be

[@ellie9081]

Aw that's amazing, good luck and best of wishes! :)

[@scorchedrosearts7821]

Hell yeah youre valid as fuck!!

[@pao6207]

Hyper Dash congratulations!

[@Shizz-Tizzle]

the guy put the poster above his porcelain throne, respect yo, the most royal spot of any house.

[@grimharlequin]

moved me to tears this makes me want to make art about my experience as a trans guy ;_; thank you for making this

[@althepal234]

Me toooo

[@princessthyemis]

You should do it!!

[@cockycookie1]

Please do!!!!

[@absolutegarbage4582]

Im a trans artist too! Other way around though. My art has always been a way to express myself. Im glad it can be that for others too.

[@kluu880]

I'm a non binary artist ❤ always Express yourself through art, it's extremely helpful. I express myself through all art forms and it feels really good❤ keep doing you!

[@yuithekitsuneko]

I am both trans and an artist who draws mostly anime, so this kind of spoke to me:3(also considering i dont see many other trans girls like me anyways)

[@oliveoil8708]

Brianna Almeida I’m trans and a artist too! But my mom won’t accept me because I want to be a male instead a female 3;

[@downwiththemothafuckenclow8325]

Im a transgender artist as well :D Edit:im not a female but im still trans

[@CaptainCrunchOfficial]

I too am a Trans Girl Artist(sometimes anime)

[@satunbreeze]

@@oliveoil8708 Never give up hope! You can be yourself when youre not at home, just make sure to hide anything you may use to help dysphoria if you dont feel safe. Best of luck to you (:

[@HumanDucky]

Hola same here

[@MB-bi3ox]

I like the bathroom part. He looks happy to see the poster as he *relieved* himself.

[@animeviewer66]

There's no better feeling in this world themed validation... Rather it be validation for your art, for your life or whatever else.. it's a feeling we all strive for..

[@georgeonthefloor1455]

11 year old me connected with this video so much even if they didn’t know why. I’m grateful for that morning where I watched this instead of getting ready. Even if it took me a couple years to identify that part of myself. I have my own “grandmas” so it’s nice to be reminded that what they say and do doesn’t have to chain me down. I can fight it and move on, grow and make people see that boy that isn’t going to get his own childhood. He will live though and I’m just waiting for more people to meet him.

[@newtlovescorndogs]

There needs to be more trans femme representation in media!! As a closeted trans masc (and artist) I can definitely relate to her in a similar way. This was really good!

[@katelincsmith7865]

I’m not trans but I imagine that this was very therapeutic to make. There are times in my life when I wish I was an artist so that I could better depict my life’s progression. I also really love how they wove in threads of poetry throughout this beautiful short film! Beautiful!

[@adrienstarfaer]

If I may share some words of wisdom from a favorite show of mine, Avatar: The Last Airbender, "It is always best to believe in oneself, but a little help from others can be a great blessing." - Iroh, book 3, episode 15, Tales of Ba Sing Se

[@christinehoek3195]

Iroh is such an amazing character. I'd love to have a family member like that!

[@MusicizmahQueenSBed4]

Hey, I just finished that episode. Very good Iroh quote. 😊

[@BobRossCat]

Iroh is one of the best characters EVERRR

[@BobRossCat]

And I remember him saying that too! But that episode was so sad at irohs part :(

[@i_have_no_fucks_to_give7761]

@@christinehoek3195 you can be that family member

[@strawberrydoughnut4219]

whoever voiced this has the nicest most calming voice I've ever heard

[@rayj6522]

I’m a artist who grew up with a grandma who pushed her ideas on to me she’s extremely feminist witch,, would be great, if I identify as a girl, I don’t I’m nonbinary, I’m finally figured out what that means for me, but it’s hard when your grandma who was such a inspiration to you at least artistically, is pushing you away from that, but I suppose I just have to be me and vibe, I hope whoever reads this whoever you are learns this too, be yourself please, it will make you more happy anyways:)

[@Joyous.noncis]

I'm sorry you had to go through that. I'm a demigirl, so also non-binary and can relate to how people's reactions can be degrading. I hope everything is working out for you. There's nothing wrong with who you are! You aren't confused, you are valid. Happy pride!

[@ghost.6294]

she's what we call a terf. even tho feminist is yes, mostly women's liberation, they address other gender's issues. i'm so sorry about her behvaior, hopefully you're doing well.

[@saria8936]

The biggest W in here was your transition

[@cruelanddepressed]

Why does society implant the idea into us trans people that being different in any particularly unusual way is a disgrace and something to be ashamed of. Like...bruh, I'm trying to live my life and the only choice here is YOU choosing to try and make my life miserable

[@coldmilk5185]

I agree! The system has been altering many gender stereotypes and adding into what fits as female or male! However, in the bible none of that exist! Many churches make the mistake of men always having to be masculine and women nothing more but fragile! It's not wrong to feel trans in this messed up society that pushes us to make us fit within gender rolls! Sometimes our bodies don't match up! God said nothing in human nature matches up! Same goes for sexuality! He loves us regardless yet this society is pushing more than needed about gender!

[@odessawild7798]

Because we're viewed as other, if you're anything other than a cis white man you are seen as lesser, and people try to push their world views as if they're the law of the world, it's the reason until I transition my name, even on the internet has to be my dead name, it's sad but it's why we fight

[@jorted_julimak]

@@coldmilk5185 ayo it is always VERY refreshing to see an ally or LGBT Christian cause so many use it as an excuse for their bigotry. Thanks

[@casseroleee]

@@coldmilk5185 Thank you, I needed to read something like that. 😊

[@ySaltyRugBoy]

Cry

[@blank7171]

*I'm not crying, my eyes are just sweating from how how she looked in that blue lipstick-*

[@starling_song]

The liking your art like your reflection analogy is really clever

[@wolffycatto]

I like the part with blue lipstic, for me it kind of sound like saying: ''I don't need to copy exacly what I like in others changing my self to be them but I can take those things that I like in others and make them my in my own way, way that would define me''

[@heckoffmate1392]

It's beautiful the way being an artist and being trans are combined in this film. About being proud of yourself. I love it so much.

[@Bee_KK]

I remember watching this when I was about 9, and the only thought I could think was- "This is the coolest person I've ever heard of" and I still think the same now

[@silassketches6741]

As a Trans F to M artist I related to this so much, a beautiful animation and story. Thanks for sharing

[@zukaziki]

I'm a bi trans guy looking for my style of art, and this video was amazing. I can relate to it pretty well with how my mom says I need to pursue a more stable career, and how she wants me to be the daughter she wants me to be, but that's not me. I'm a dude and I'm going to make art because that's what I love to do.

[@gwilliams7534]

My very oBvIoUsLy manly voice: *YOU. ARE. VALID. AS. CRAP.*

[@uhhok8296]

This really cements in my mind that being an artist and being trans are inextricably linked. As a trans artist it always made sense to me, but I could never really put words to it; this video just made it all make sense.

[@carsontheduck4393]

This is the same situation I’m going threw, I’m transgender Ftm, I didn’t realize how much I related to this until 3:09.

[@inkdoom]

yo, a trans artist here. this really spoke to me and i wanted to say thank you for making this. you’re amazing, and great video.

[@Atlasworld2005]

Transmasc artisg here, this speaks volumes. From me having gender dysphoria, and not liking my own art, this... Feels good. To know someone else can feel what I feel. Thank you.

[@zoobiefish2288]

I’m a nonbinary animation student and I resonated so much with this! This is absolutely beautiful and I nearly cried! Well done!

[@GoblinInTheCave]

It's kinda sad that I saw it today and not one year ago, when you uploaded it or so, but hey! At least I got to find you! I wanted to thank you, I'm actually crying because I felt this so deep in my heart. As a Genderfluid artist, I'm so grateful you got to do this animation, and share what a lot of people feel. Plus your art is really cool! Please, don't ever stop making what you like, even if people don't get to appreciate it as much as you thought, there will be always someone who will love it! (Just as you mention in the animation!) Again, Thank you so much, that's so beatiful I will share it, if you don't mind... Have a nice day!

[@stematart1327]

As an enby starting over from being told that I needed to get a real job and being told what I wanted to wear wasn't actually me-- I really needed this. I'm saving up to move out soon and I really needed the push to keep going. Thank you!!

[@ClosetDemon]

youtube should have been giving me these recommends when i was struggling with my identity. i'm so glad youtube even suggested this but younger me would have needed this way more.

[@damonthedemon2470]

As someone that went from male to female but still wants to stick with a more girly style but be myself this is actually very cute and almost made me cry

[@lucielatalova2475]

I am so sorry for this girl, she seems so afraid and nervous and anxious... But I am so happy because of the ending! Go, girl! You are best!

[@liv_drawz3702]

Every scene has a "W" in it

[@sydneyatkins6249]

Omg this was like the most relatable thing I have ever seen! Im gay and not very masculine (im still not really sure if I am cis or not) and sometimes at night Ill just start crying because Im not straight and Im not goong to have a "normal" life/family even tho in reality I know I don't want that at all.

[@spookyboyo9530]

Honestly, this video saved my life, when I first saw it I was 15 and just came out to myself and my best friend at the time, and I hated it, I hated myself so much and I couldn't handle it anymore and I was on the edge; and then I found this. It made me feel not alone and it gave me hope I could eventually be me and have people not look at me disgustedly whenever I do anything femine. I'm now 2 years and 9 months into my transition, I am 18 have had my name and sex legally changed became an advocate for fellow trans women in my community, dated and loved people as a woman, and have been on hormones for over a year now. Ps. I almost forgot to say THANK YOU SO FRICKEN MUCH, your art and story is an inspiration to me.

[@osananaji]

Alright, idk who is going to read this, but I just wanted to say: YOU'RE VALID AND BEAUTIFUL. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise💞

[@LOrco_]

Thank you, kind stranger.

[@cr0issants]

you’re very sweet :O pspspsp guess what,, you’re valid too HEEHOO >:D ❤️ mwah

[@nilved4960]

no u

[@icedteacatfish]

i’m gonna play marth

[@mr.totolose2107]

@@icedteacatfish well im gonna play lucina

[@Phant0mInfinity]

I come back to watch this video every time I'm feeling down. It's very inspiring to me, and I just want to thank you for making it, and I'm glad you're in a better place now. Never let others define your worth, that's only something you can define for yourself.

[@gray7624]

As someone who’s going through a gender identity crisis and draws and animates, this hit a spot in my heart I didn’t know existed.

[@jennalistens6235]

“I like my art like I like my reflection, someday it’s really good and some days not so much” let me tell you the chills I got were astronomical. (I don’t think the quote is word for word but it was along those lines)

[@glitterkiitty]

I had my volume up all the way because the video was quiet, and while I was crying because of how sweet the ending message was, an ad played and scared me because it was so loud 🤣😅

[@Ratigan2]

Grandma's mouth alone is giving me a fight or flight response. Very lovely animation and soothing narration btw :]

[@stella0ctangula]

drawing is like looking at yourself in the mirror, you have to try and make it the way you want just like trying to make yourself look the way you feel confident

[@StarSpawnMusic]

I’m a trans artist. This video sent me spiraling a year ago. Thanks, Winona Powers.

[@IamJenJen101]

It reminds me of my childhood. I was raised mostly by my grandma. She died when I was young. At some point I finally figured out that I was gay. The thought that my grandma would be disappointed in who I am rung over me. I created a fictional version of who she was, still kind and loving, but denning me my sense of self. One day it boiled up so much I told my dad how I felt. He told me that my grandma was a love thy neighbor advocate. That at the time she had already known gay people, and said let them be them, love them for who they are. I always tear up when I think too much about her. Even beyond the grave she's still helping me grow. You see in my heart of hearts it mattered most to me that she would've accepted me. After that no one else's acceptance mattered nearly as much. I love and miss you grandma.

[@noodle1885]

the hurt in your voice. I teared up so hard. I just hope that you have more good days than bad ♡ keep doing what you love

[@rhonamaeferolino6301]

I am so glad my recs showed me this video, as a nonbinary artist myself (too bad I still have to go by my deadname ;-;). I relate to this on so many levels, and I teared up at the validation at the end :) Thank you so much.

[@oldaccount578]

I'm a nonbinary artist who has spent a lot of time (and still does) learning to accept my self and my art style. I spend way to much time comparing myself to others and judging myself. I'm still learning that its ok to not be perfect and there's no way you can be exactly like anyone else. So to whoever sees this, understand that you are valid and you matter. No matter what part of your life or artistic journey you're at you're doing great and you're unique and talented. So keep creating, keep living, and keep being YOU.

[@nope6021]

Yo but the bathroom is a sacred fucking temple of art. My roommates and I put only the best in the bathroom. Which does include a piece that a friend did of Batman in a bodysuit version of his look and fishnets with heels, in a floating pose with one knee bent, as he makes the MOST handsome face possible. It's one of my favourite arts in this house. We have many things like this, being a household of chaotic trans artists

[@janinave7729]

I am not trans but it still spoke to me in a way that i did not see anywhere else yet. Most people mention anxiety but rarely the way things come back to harrass you, the way self hatred can chew on you like a worm through wood and make you weak if you let it. It captivated and spoke out about something i couldn't really find words for before. Thank you for making this

[@anonymousshawty_6665]

The nanny grandma person lady scares me.............

[@clintlaroux]

The first time i ever saw this, I couldn’t turn the volume up, I just had to watch it muted, and for the first time I’m watching it with sound and it hits just the same. Thats what good story telling is. Thanks

[@nanashi7087]

And thats children is why Art should have no rules! At the very moment Art has rules it isnt Art anymore

[@katherinedobbs52]

This made me so happy, as someone who grew up with a weird relationship with their grandmother and their own creations. Thank you for sharing this with us

[@carlcarlsoncarl1066]

“THIS IS GOING RIGHT ON MY BATHROOM WALL!” That made my day

[@jasmines1757]

I love the message and the illustrations! I think things and messages similar to this needs to be portrayed more in mainstream movies and tv shows. They should also be displayed to children so, maybe they'll feel less alone then the generations that came before them. And you, the person reading this comment in the sea of millions of others, know you are not alone. You are loved, and it will get better I promise; it may just take a while.

[@Teddy-mu5pw]

I’m a Pansexual Trans Non Binary rat, I loved this sooo much!

[@jonathanwilley6477]

This rings loudly in my soul. I've always felt limited by my family and people around me when it came to branching out creatively. I was never certain of whether or not I'd be any good and was always afraid of being laughed at or ridiculed. Thank you for being true to yourself and for helping others, through your work, be true to themselves. You are an incredible person.

[@Rasmusthemoose]

I just watched this and I’m not trans but this inspired me. I also do are and I constantly try to be someone else for the people around me. I hope the we both grow and continue to improve!!

[@narutobro6967]

very moving animation! as a self taught artist with a penchant for more stylized/cartoony art this really resonates with me. I think it's very easy to be put down by traditional abilities. that being said, it's always important to remember that while traditional art is impressive for its recreation of reality, coming up with your own ideas and visual perspective on the world around you can be just as, if not more so, impressive/moving. Ultimately, you accomplished the perfect mix between reality and imagination in this project! there's so much strength in the storyline, especially when paired with the animation. Thank you for sharing this work with the world, and thank you for acting as a source of motivation for another non-traditional artist :^] keep up the great work!

[@screechingbirbs6406]

this is so beautiful, thank you for sharing. i know our experiences especially the bad ones aren't easy to get out, but you did it and I'm so happy you had the courage too :)

[@iampinball3669]

The use of colour here is so amazing and creative !

[@measlyfurball37]

This was really incredible! Your words and your themes are just. . . absolutely amazing! I'm at a loss for words trying to describe how this little film touched me. Thank you for making this.

[@RosewoodGD]

It's amazing to me, as someone who isn't in the lgbt+ community, can relate to these heavy themes and can tie one message to another to create a whole other meaning. Despite the monotones and muted colors, pulling so much emotion from me is an achievement that not many reach. Thank you. "You're an angel, really" -Loathsome

[@hollisjo4023]

You never seem to see short films about trans women, and I think there experiences need to be talked about more. So many people bash trans women, calling them predators or perverts using them identifying as a women as an excuse to creep on children, and it makes me feel so awful. Both trans men and women are valid.

[@korarain8190]

A very huge thing that stuck out to me this entire animation was; the color red... the color red throughout this entire animation symbolizes almost despair, sadness, emptiness, etc in my opinion. The way their grandmothers lipstick is red, the way their grandmothers paintings are all red, the flowers they picked also being red, even when the walls were caving in on them and grabbing at them were red. It’s a huge contrast from the art work that they genuinely enjoyed making which is full of more blue and pastel colors. One part of this film that had that symbolism of red that I absolutely adored was when they put on the shirt of his creation, but covered it up with a static, bright red jacket. I feel like the red in this film represents a lot of the feeling of repression as well and it really speaks to me as I have felt very similar before too. Another thing I’d like to point out that I thought was a very nice touch was how towards the end, when he/she found a bit of hope and love for their art work, everything around them also started getting more blue. I think the lipstick is also a huge factor into this, as they said they always wanted their grandmas lipstick which was red, but instead got lipstick that was blue. The blue (imo) symbolizes hope, happiness, and self love with what they have made and done. And that honestly within itself almost made me cry tears of joy. This is a fantastic animation, I loved it from front to back and would love to see more stuff like this from you in the future :) keep up the phenomenal work! Much love~

[@ClownDuck]

As a mtf trans creator this really spoke out to me. Thank you for making this, I love it so much.

[@snugglebear5633]

By the end of it all, I was in tears. This is one of the most beautiful things I've seen.

[@ThreatLevel9]

AYYYYY 5:05 I SEE THAT “THE ADVENTURE ZONE” REFERENCE IN THE TOP RIGHT

[@gorffeld1143]

The words are both beautiful but so so painful. You explained the feeling so well

[@swizelfizel2218]

This is absolutely beautiful... I can't relate to being trans, and i've never had my family talk down abt my art, but this video... this was inspiring. It felt real, like it came from a real person... with real struggles. sometimes it's hard to ever watch videos on youtube that make you feel that way.

[@meanyapickles]

Wow... What a beautiful film. As someone who's also struggled with figuring out what they *really* want after blindly doing whatever other people told them to do, I'm so happy you could break free of the desires imposed by your grandma and by everyone else and do what makes you happy and draw what you like to draw. Not only is this inspiring, but it's a good reminder that sometimes little comments and words of encouragement can mean the world to people, even people you don't know

[@dreamingfur2318]

As a person who identifies more on the feminine side of the gender spectrum i feel happy with this i love it because wanting to please others is easy being who you want to be is hard this shows it like art and gender at the same time its beautiful and I hope I can see more stuff like this

[@dreamingfur2318]

Also a trans woman who still shows a liking to stuff like this makes me feel affirmed

[@awfulhorrid]

I can be myself or I can be what someone else thinks I should be, but I cannot be both. Only one of these will let me be happy; only one of these will really end up with me being true to myself. Only one of this will really let me live, both figuratively, and in far too many cases, literally. Thank you for this video. I literally applauded! (At least briefly, as I watch videos while running on my treadmill and really shouldn't throw my balance off too much!)

[@spongeepooh]

Im not trans myself but as an artist I can relate to this so much. I’ve been told I’ll never be good at art, but here I am making better art than before and will be opening a shop soon and that makes me happy 💕✨

[@JoyOfCreativeService]

I actually love how soft your voice is. It's adorable, and I love that you've learned to love your own art, and hopefully, yourself.

[@gordonramsayslambsauce]

As a nonbinary person, it's nice to see trans representation. ❤

[@DanDraws.]

I'm not crying, what are you talking about? God this is so beautiful and inspiring, thank you so much for this.

[@MarinCdoVal]

Hey, we're both trans people who like cartoons and the colour blue!! That's cool!!!

[@lilyfileti7830]

THERE IS SO MUCH COLOR SYMBOLISM

[@severketorskeleton3759]

IT TOOK ME BECOMING TRANS TO FIGURE OUT THAT THIS VIDEO IS ABOUT TRANS PEOPLE

[@belleah5562]

This is amazing!!!! I could see it as a Pixar short!!!

[@samieoops]

Very touching story. I loved it! you did an amazing job. :)

[@eloisemunro4938]

That story clerk is just perfect

[@Ryokaia]

Hey there this came across my recommended and I just sent this to a friend who is having some similar thoughts in their life and reflected my own journey. I hope this can help them. Ty for this video

[@karmedyJ]

Y’know that feeling when you’ve already liked something, but wish you could like it again, and then you find yourself wishing that there was a “love” option on KZbin? This is one of those times.

[@Siggy1943]

She looks so pretty!