Your Cousin Helps you Try Some Pronouns! ASMR

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Your cousin Kira is gonna help you test out some pronouns for yourself! There are many many more but we can start with just a few here today :)
Honestly, Kira's improv skills are quite impressive though...
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[@theunicorn99100]

For anyone who wants to skip to/past any pronouns They/them 0:30-1:00 She/her 1:08-1:30 He/him 1:33-1:54

[@MountainLivi]

Thank you!!!!!!

[@whatgari]

Msy I ask why some one would do that

[@C0nfus3dFaun-Briar]

​@@whatgari Well, I can't speak for others but I already know that I get really uncomfortable being referred to as she/her, I just don't wanna hear someone call me those pronouns so I skipped ^^

[@urmomiscallingu]

​@@C0nfus3dFaun-Briarwtfff?? Then you're what?

[@C0nfus3dFaun-Briar]

@@urmomiscallingu do you mean my gender? If so, I identify as male and use he/him and they/them pronouns:]

[@BareKnuckleBlaze]

I love the laugh after "I'll fight them" lol

[@garywatters11]

I love Scary Supportive Cousin. She might be favourite character in the GibiVerse.

[@Betrunkenes.Huhn.]

Cousins so supportive she even accepted the pineapple on pizza.

[@Rebrekkable]

Listen, some of us are just super amazing like that…the more pineapple, the more amazing.😂

[@Betrunkenes.Huhn.]

@@Rebrekkable Agreed.

[@vanessastimson]

The Ariana Grande “Yuh” was incredible 😄

[@Egg_thing]

1:54 "I just gave myself FOMO" about a party you just made up is so funny

[@runawayfaeIX]

I saw someone make a "hi, my pronouns are" button that said SHE/IT and I was thrown for a minute because I don't think I've ever seen that before. Bold!

[@ReddMint]

It is weird if I'm comfortable with all pronouns? Like... I don't mind being addressed as he, she or they I'm fine with everything

[@pikokiii]

Not weird at all don't worry !! What matters is how you feel, if you feel comfortable with all then that's good :) Like some people are okay with only one, some people are okay with two and some people are okay with more or even all !!

[@catmandid2]

I'm the same. Whichever people use for me is fine.

[@decim8202]

Thats not weird at all, in fact thats like the most normal thing ever 😗 very flexible, very fluid; if ya ask me thats like hella cool

[@momososo2623]

Your camera and audio quality are insane i feel like im In the room with you

[@bexbarnes7259]

I need a full video of this ... With like Neopronouns and pride getting ready ect

[@C0nfus3dFaun-Briar]

Yes. Just yes.

[@maddie8983]

There is a full version but it doesn't have neopronouns

[@nani84]

What are neopronouns?

[@imnoorrs5095]

Neopronouns are just new pronouns other than he/she/they used to expand language for more people. Some use it/its, some use Ze/Zer - it has a wide range.

[@tinydragon9449]

Ok but I realized I wanted to use they/them pronouns with the Pride videos Gibi posted years ago! Thank you so much for this!!!!!

[@INKSANSSOULESSPROTECTOROFAUS]

I love these short videos from the channel, love you gibi, wish you the best ^^

[@thegingerbreadman2898]

I love your rainbow makeup, the stickers look so pretty😁

[@itsfishi9229]

YES hawaiian pizza with extra pineapple. I got so shocked when she said my fav 😭

[@zachattackasmr]

I'm still trying to figure out my exact gender identity so I think about this video often. Thank you

[@catmandid2]

There may not be one specific label that incorporates all of you. Gender is fluid. So have a good journey and explore. Just don't stress about the label. ❤

[@Th3Half-BloodPrince]

Usually i go by any pronouns preferred she/her, but i loved being referred to as they/them!

[@mangotheotterr]

for some reason, the they/them felt right, I always use she/her cuz I’m a girl. But the they/them felt right to me!

[@ateezfan_xx]

This really helped me solidify my they/them pronouns ❤

[@booksbeautylifestyle256]

The nails, the makeup, the jewels>>>>>>>>

[@ghosted_raven8846]

As someone who uses any pronouns and doesn’t quite have a perfect picture of who they are when it comes to gender identity, I am so grateful to you for posting this! I hope I speak for everyone else when I say we love you, Gibi! Thank you! ❤️❤️

[@nftvegeta538]

Male/Man/Boy … Female/Women/Girl … Try these for a start there the default

[@catherinejustcatherine1778]

That is such a wholesome frame of mind, and a great start to pronoun exploration!

[@fallen_x]

God coming from a cavetown + mother mother + meet me at the altar concert and then seeing this notif is insane timing. It feels like im at a pride parade and im loving every second of it

[@trippy_ty777]

I actually need a full video of this but with neo pronouns

[@coreywright33]

🥺 Yay! This is the best ever! I definitely feel like I prefer “they/he” for myself. 😌 The supportive cousin character and Tatyana are my favorites.

[@Acute_Thunder]

I WENT TO MY FIRST PRIDE TODAY AND IT WAS SO SLAY !!!! HAPPY PRIDE GIBI I ADOREEEEE YOUR CONTENT AND YOU SLAY OVER AND OVER AGAIN 🫶💅🔥👑

[@mpnb2162]

Skipping through the she/her section :')

[@guineapig4787]

wait what?

[@dreamynyx]

​@guineapig4787 They're skipping through the partnered She/Her pronouns are used, She/Her pronouns may give them dysphoria

[@dreamynyx]

@Green_Appl state of unease or dissatisfaction, the opposite of euphoria. So, say, as an example, a trans woman sees an old picture of herself, in which she still looked like a male, and everyone referred to her as such, she'd get dysphoria due to that, and essentially be very uncomfortable, and possibly even suffer depression due to "not feeling enough like a woman" (I'm sure others could probably explain it better tho)

[@guineapig4787]

@@dreamynyx oh gotcha

[@GREEKCUPID]

Also so real

[@xxskyxx5371]

This video giving me a gender crisis when I realize I likes the they/them pronouns more than she/her lol

[@turtanic7827]

Real

[@m00nxon_pawz]

Aw! I love this! ❤

[@whatgari]

Lol to the last bit.

[@zoehamilton5291]

Love love love this!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@fjwplays9301]

0:30

[@danharris2858]

Happy Pride!🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

[@enhypenobsessed4332]

I use they/she pronouns, my friends helped me a lot to find pronouns that worked best for me

[@KingCharles25]

Did someone say, Pedro 😳Pascal 😩

[@therealkittyjewel]

❤

[@evalv2284]

thank you for the extra pineapple my friend

[@EditsByEmm]

The way i jumped over the he/him section

[@SuperSteph1985]

Love this 😊❤️

[@Chrysomolus]

Happy pride 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈

[@zandr1102]

Chinese pronouns be like: TA!

[@AXS_catharsis]

Yes! It’s written differently, but he is ‘ta’, she is ‘ta’, it is ‘ta’, and they is ‘ta men’. Sometimes when I am hearing someone talk about somebody else I don’t know, it just instantly goes gender neutral because you have no way of telling what’s what when speaking. Do you know if any other language is like that? (Sorry if this comment is offensive in any way)

[@zandr1102]

@@AXS_catharsis I like the gender neutral TA because not knowing the gender doesn’t bother me. If I want to know I just ask😆 But I definitely have troubles of using the pronouns when speaking English since it is not in my mind set… Not quite sure any other languages does that since Mandarin and English are the only two languages I fluently speak🧐

[@JItenSUkham10]

No absolutely not!!,i would prefer preposition or verb instead 😂

[@mossman15]

hey Gibi! What pronouns do you use?

[@baizhu]

gibi uses any :)

[@mossman15]

@@baizhu thanks!

[@Krxyzzd.therianx3]

Early gang 😎 ( happy pride month 🌈)

[@BkhammoYou]

Well, Pedro Pascal, you have to go.

[@Ellys_Pastels2468]

This is my cousin and she's an ally! Speak cousin! "ALLY"

[@goten85]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@o.t2001]

I'm not tryna be a hateful guy right I think everyone should be able to pick their pronouns if it makes them feel more comfortable in life but I have to say. I've never thought about it in day to day life, changing pronouns. But it's just talking. Like this sort of showed me how ridiculous it is that people take actual offence and feel disrespected when they are referred to based on thier sex. And it really showed me how crazy and soft people are. Again, be trans, non binary, be they them, ze zir, he him she whatever you want and be proud of it that's great ! But what is it that's offensive about being male and deciding to identify as a woman, then someone calls you he or him. Why is that offensive. I'm not being sarcastic I'm actually asking so I can understand better, but so far it just feels a bit silly that to me. For example I like to think of myself as a music producer and dj. But if someone told me I was unemployed I wouldn't be offended. Because I am unemployed. Even though I'm making music and dj ing. That's the way I see it now. Someone explain pls 🙏🏻

[@QwertyCaesar]

You don't have to understand. You're simply expected to believe people when they tell you something hurts them

[@blankness8]

Since you seem to be asking in good faith, I'll answer in good faith. Your example doesn't quite work. From a government perspective you might be unemployed, sure, so you're both unemployed and a music producer simultaneously. So someone could say you're unemployed and you could say you're a producer and both would be true at the same time For pronouns, only what they use is correct. Think of it as a name (bc it's the closest an analogy will ever get - pronouns are used in place of a name). Let's say your name is James. But a random person insists on calling you Henry, even though they know your name is James. It implies a certain level of disrespect (or disregard at best). It's not worth losing sleep over, of course, bc why would you waste your time with someone who knows your name is James but insists on calling you Henry to make a point? Clearly, they don't like you, and it's likely that in return, you wouldn't like them either. It just comes down to that. Using the wrong pronouns is your prerogative, and it's their prerogative to not want to associate with you - or get annoyed, like some James's would if someone called them Henry repeatedly. Just depends on the person.

[@Mattymat24]

@blankness8 yea but not everyone knows if Somone has transferred as they them or whatever the terms are. We all know male from female it’s simple to tell. But if Somone gets mad at me cus I said sir when they are whatever they say they are (no hate just saying) then really shouldn’t get mad at me ya know. I mean do what you want but like you can’t get mad at everybody over silly things like that.

[@blankness8]

@@Mattymat24 If it's unintentional, I doubt anyone would get mad. Plus, no one really cares about a stranger's opinion. If someone has actually screamed at you before for an honest mistake then I agree, it sucks, but if this is just a hypothetical situation then I wouldn't bother making up demons in your head.

[@o.t2001]

@blankness8 I see that makes more sense now thanks. So is it's sort of like changing your surname after you get married, and people who knew you before keep calling you by your previous surname because they just for whatever reason refuse to call you your real name. And that's just a bit annoying because your kids and husband/wife all have that name and that's your family now. Just makes that person a bit annoying. And I suppose in the right context it could wind you up. "I don't care if yoh think your a mcgregor your a Smith, you were born a Smith" type thing yeah ?

[@cathlynbautista]

I love this

[@Danitm1134]

Jesus is king

[@DürümDöner1]

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@madomtomlinson]

I use they/she pronouns but absolutely hated the she/her section. I may need to change mine. 😭

[@Affinity111]

let's be honest, this pronoun bandwagon thing is so played out by now. Why do these people seek validation from others anyways? call yourself whatever you want, whether you're it or not. But don't demand others to speak in a way that they disagree with... That my biggest problem with the alphabet community. Lot of contradictions in their ideas and beliefs... And I'm gay btw, before anyone tries to call me out. *Edit* I really do love the ASMR though. I've gladly been apart of the fan since 3k subs 🫡

[@blue_boy6192]

Gay people can still be transphobic. Hope this helps ✌️

[@Affinity111]

@@blue_boy6192 be careful not to use terms so loosely and carelessly. Just because I disagree with something doesn't mean I'm afraid of it.

[@blue_boy6192]

@@Affinity111 I think we’re all aware that the commonly understood definition does not refer to a fear of transgender people but rather a misunderstanding of and/or discriminatory outlook on the identity, just as it is with the word homophobic. It’s a bit asinine to use the literal definition as if I or others aren’t aware of the common usage of the word

[@Affinity111]

@@blue_boy6192 well, 1. "Commonly understood definition" is not what definines terms. As you may know, just because a collective of people agree on one thing, does not actually make it true... 2. Nothing I said was a misunderstanding or discrimination towards them... I simply do not agree with their logic. I believe the logic behind their ideologies are flawed and self-annihilating, and that's it... It's not based in any truth. It's merely based in feelings and emotions. And me saying this doesn't mean I hate them or discriminate against them. In fact, they're such a small percentage of the real population, that I just about never come across them... Although, I did used to have a trans friend some years ago. We got along very, actually.

[@blue_boy6192]

@@Affinity111 1. That’s not entirely accurate. Language is constantly evolving, and dictionary definitions are often changed or altered to include modern and/or common use definitions of words, even if the original linguistic context remains. 2. I get that you don’t see it as a misunderstanding, but saying transgender identity is ideological or based solely on feelings not only denies the historical record but also ignores the treatment of gay people in the past; the same talking points used against trans people to justify mistreatment, disrespect, and discriminatory laws have also been used against gay people. Many have argued that being gay is “based in feelings and emotions,” and therefore can be changed, which is something that I’m sure you, as a gay person, don’t agree with. I’m not saying you do, but as a trans person, your initial comment didn’t come across as particularly kind, helpful, or well-informed. I’m glad you had a good experience with a single trans person in the past, and I’m hoping you remember that friend in order to recognize that we just want the same respect that everyone deserves, even if you’re unable to understand it. Understanding our experiences is not a prerequisite to treating us with respect.

[@evelynebustos9308]

First!❤

[@Envixity503]

U WHERENT First

[@QwertyCaesar]

You know I appreciate this but I can't quite enjoy it as intended because now when I hear the word "pronouns" I envision an angry, bald white man shouting "fookin' pronouns! Gender ambiguity!" and losing it.

[@orischwartz2346]

What do you mean try some pronouns?? Is it clothes???

[@vvvdj8486]

Well now I don't know if I also like he/him on me😭😭 I've used she/they for years

[@BrehndanLoberg]

🤍💚🧸

[@Envixity503]

FIRST

[@bigdeuce1127]

This video is great 👍

[@anna.ked.28]

1:07 for she her