Being Bisexual
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ค. 2024
- Making this video was very fun and very cathartic to make tbh. I appreciate all your guys' support. Thanks for watching and happy Pride month (there is an hour left of it as I type rn lmaoo)
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➜Twitter: / rileyb228
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➜Background Tracks:
Chris Haugen - Sunshine Samba
E's Jammy Jams - Nighttime Stroll
➜Outro Song: Ryan McCaffrey - Last to Know
➜Software Used for Video:
Editing - Davinci Resolve 18.6
Audio Recording - Audacity
Art and Thumbnails - Photopea
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Spiderman poster creeping behind the bi flag ...the symbolism 😂
Haha didn't even think of that
Bisexual here too so rare to see others bisexual men here on youtube🎉
Thanks for being there my friend. As a younger gay man in the 70's I was HORRIBLY misinformed about bisexuality. That was a time when bisexuals were horribly lambasted from both sides. Gays would say, "Oh he is just lying to himself. He's actually gay and he just needs to accept it and move on!". (God, so embarrassing now!) With time, more exposure and societal change we are finally beginning to get the fluidity of human sexuality. For many years now I have had a friend (single when I met him) who has been a fun sexual partner from time to time as well as just a damn good friend. He is married now in Florida to a wonderful woman who is also bisexual. They have 3 great kids and she knows about our friendship. I live in Missouri so actually getting together is no longer possible but we still tend to flirt a lot on line and by phone. The nice thing is, I finally COMPLETELY get it and it seems so completely normal. Keep up the educating people!
LOL ... yea, we get your lunatic ramblings ... see a doctor soon and find out what is below your waist ....
@ville__ bend over touch your toes and il show you where the monster goes
@ville__ Bend over, touch your toes and ill show you where the monster goes
@OZARKWOODS52 Exactly!
Funny enough I spent like 15 years thinking i was bi when I'm actually gay. During that time I generally got a lot more understanding about bisexuality from the females I did date than from the gay guys.
Even if I happened to be wrong about it I will still strongly defend bisexuality and people seriously need to grow up.
I came out in 1972, when you could be put in a mental institution, just for saying that you’re gay. I’ve been through so much,so that people could love whoever they wanted. I am one of many who stepped out. I met the man of my dreams and lived a wonderful life with him until, I lost him to a heart attack. I had 18 years of magic. I’m happy to see you to be who you are, to the world, and not end up in jail.
Thank you sm for sharing, and I'm sorry that you had to go through so much back them, I can't even imagine. I'm hoping that you find someone magical again🙏🙏
Disgusting.
Whenever someone says "you don't act gay" what they really mean is you aren't feminine which is irrelevant because being masculine or feminine has nothing to do with sexuality some people are very basic it's ok 😅
Lol I know, I think it's funny to joke about. I'd love to live in a world where masculine and feminine traits are completely separate from someone's orientation or gender
@@rileyhere228maybe on Mars?
"Some people are very basic" you're roasting him indirectly 😂💀
Spider-Man is so canonically bisexual. The chaotic energy SAYS. IT. ALL.
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I came out as a gay man at 18 in 1982. May your journey be easier than mine was.
I came out, to myself, in 1974 at age 13. Then officially in 1979 at age 18, to everybody. And back then it was a hard journey, but I made it as well and here I am in 2024 at age 63.
Love it. I'm happy to see more guys repping the bi community. Subscribed.
My ex bf is bisexual. I was the first guy he had been with. Seeing him finding a guy and then a girl attractive was fascinating to me. Bi guys r the best.
Let’s get you a care package: Clear Phone Case, Denim Jacket, Lemon Bars, and Colourful Shirts.
It’s always nice to meet Queer Compatriots on the Internet 🌈
Oh boy, you are NOT kidding about that denial business. I was deep in the closet, when I came out. I was just sitting there, telling myself, "I'm attracted to women but men too. I'm Bisexual. And I always have been." And the cognitive dissonance I experienced was just wild! The logic was there. And all the social BS I'd heard and piled on myself for DECADES, just shifted. And I was able to just walk out from under it. I was literally amazed.
Right?!?! The recovery process and learning to understand and accept myself after all those years is still taking time, but it's been really nice to get over it the past few years. I'm really glad u could connect to the video🙏🙏🙏🙏
@rileyhere228 I really did. Thanx for sharing.
@@rileyhere228If you are truly into women, you are a fool for being out about it. You will learn the hard way with women dumping you or not even giving you the time of day. Good luck with that. Fool.
1:43 I love this sweater!! You give off such golden retriever, Nick Nelson energy and I love it!! He’s bi too! I got this randomly in my recommendations and I’m so glad I did! This video was so lovely and informative :) keep up the great work! Never stop feeling PRIDE!
Omg that's so nice! Being called Nick Nelson is an honor when irl my anxious ass is a Charlie, but thank you lol🙏
I came out as non-binary in 2021. I remember there was one non-binary kid in my school, and I remember people thinking they were weird, and even adults in my life asking me to find out what bathroom they used (???) I'm glad that I can be out and I feel comfortable in my identity, but I was definitely not in a supportive environment growing up lol. Im glad you feel comfortable to talk about this :)
What a terrific trip of self-discovery, Riley, and by sharing your journey you're helping others to be more introspective, and maybe also find new parts of themselves that are lying dormant, waiting to be unearthed....like diamonds. Please keep talking to us, and leave the script up a little longer for us slow readers. Warm HUGS (John, Toronto)
This is amazing! You talk so in depth about gay stereotypes and queer exposure and as a gay teen in a small town myself I’m so glad you brought that up. No one way to be queer!!
Thank you! I'm really glad u connected, it was always an experience I never felt like I was hearing enough about
Rambling is much appreciated. You’re awesome 👏🏽
you are so funny and your editing style only adds to that. keep it up!
Well done baby bi ❤❤ middle aged female bisexual here, came out in the 90's as bi, then was pressured by the queer community to 'pick a side' so after a while trying g to be straight, I came out again as lesbian, even though it never really fit. I was told that, as I am now married to a woman, I'm a lesbian by default, and saying I'm bisexual is a mute point. It frustrates the heck outta me!. The last couple of prides I ha r been openly repping the bi flag, and have come into my bi identity more, but it's taken a long time. Go at your own pace.
Honest with yourself and love yourself for who you are no matter what. Do what is best for you. Take care and thanks for posting this to help others who are coming out. ❤
This gave me "I'm the only gay in the village" vibes. LOL
Poor old Daffyd Thomas...
Another Bacardi and coke please Myfanwy
First time seeing your content. Very good. I'm subscribing so that I can find out more about your upcoming book and to hear what you have to say.
Thank you!!🙏 I'll def be talking about my book more once I make more progress
Honestly, great to see people like you online showing they're proud to be who they are. As a bi trans guy myself I would be lost if people didn't share their stories online, ofc I understand it's tough but you just gotta keep going 💜
The everyone is hot thing is way too relatable lol.
the changing shirts for no reason was so bi.
I've only been subscribed for a few weeks now, but as another queer person I'm super glad you made this :))) its always great to hear about people's different experiences even within the community and I definitely agree, we need more bi men representation! I feel like bisexual people are always represented through women even though obviously anyone can be bi and I think queerness in general should be more normalised amongst cis men. But great video :)
Thank you so much!! I totally agree about more male representation, and I'm glad you could connect to the video 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Stop calling people cis it's highly annoying
@@pragmaticcat7619 You're highly annoying bam roasted
No such thing as queer in cis men.
Ive known I was bi (mostly attracted to men) since I was around 7 or so. Back then, I had no idea what these feelings were though since I grew up in a small christian household.
I didnt find out what gay/lesbian was until I was 9 or 10. I was at the lunch table and one of my friends mentioned "gay" one of the other kids didnt know, so she explained it to us.
Glad you're so confident about coming out though. Im 27 and still dont have the courage to come out to most of my friends.
Proud of you riley💚
Thanks Chloe 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Riley, Welcome to the bi team, sir! Hope you meet like-minded people and allies along the way. I'm also very proud of you as well.
I'm a 70-year-old man I went through my bisexual years in my teens, at that time does know such thing as bisexual it was denial. I don't know how old you are but you seem to have a good head on your shoulders and you're not all whacked out and you have good friends and family behind you. Now if you use the proper heading...... And don't let your emotions get out of control I think you'll have a good life and remember part of life is learning and part of learning has pain but love is always worth it❤
10:48 If you want inspiration, there’s One Topic, Courtney-Jai, Jammidodger (Jamie) and Shaaba.
And notdefining
@@matthewchlebda3181 Yes, of course! Silly of me to forget that
thats literally a lesbian who pressures and manipulates other vulnerable lesbians into getting surgeries to pretend theyre really straight men trapped in a lesbian body lol JammieDodger is evil.
Wow, really well done video and you are so well spoken! I subscribed. Btw, nice sweater too.
Everything is "labelled" as if it's important .... just do what feels right at the time. ❤
Congratulations on coming out (at least publicly)!! 🙌
Thank you!!
Core memory was being at a Christian summer camp, when I was like 8/9, and thinking "man I would have a crush on her if girls could like girls". And somehow it still took me like 6 years to realize I was bi 😂 I'm a little slow apparently
This video was so well worded and thought out I loved it sm!
Thank you sm!!
Being bisexual was something that came at me gradually. I was his age in the early 1980's, even then being called gay in the '70's on the school playground was the worst insult. I would try to avoid music videos on TV ft the likes of David Cassidy, or Nick Haywood (Haircut 100) and I didn't stop to think why. The there was the actor who starred in Smallville, didn't watch many episodes, you can guess why.
Nice you do the step coming out. The hole youtube community supporting you!
This was amazing and captivating my guy! Keep up the good work💯
Thanks for your genunine perspectives, really cool
You are incredibly honest and entertaining. I believe you will be an extremely successful counselor. As a psychologist myself, I totally recommend you going down that path. Keep posting.
Wow, thank you!!!
LOL ... wow ... you screw up your patients .... I get you are just lusting after this kid. Sad.
He has no idea who this commenter is, you can be quiet and if you need to make your day nicer, leave@LandonDawson-w2z
@@pigoened I get you fear the truth because you are just as creepy.
@@pigoened The funny thing is this kid will be tan, sand or hand sexual next week .... hopefully he grows up before he destroys himself trying to be popular.
OH WOW! that is interesting. I have some connections so i knew this already
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I want you bench boy
i love ur editing sm😭
Thank you!! I take wayyy too long to do it sometimes so I'm glad it's appreciated 😭
I'm a proud bisexual male. Thank you for sharing
congrats!! I wish i enjoyed being bi earlier in life. I love being with woman and men.
You captured the essence of being bi in my experience so well! Are we the same person? Lmao love you man, you made me feel very validated. I wish I had bi guy friends in real life too.
Thanks for posting your life’s journey up to now. I’m a way older gay man. Came out at 22 yrs old. I don’t have many bisexual friends so it’s refreshing to listen to your thoughts and feelings on what you have experienced so far after coming out as bi.
I don’t often discover very many videos like yours online. Keep posting your thoughts and experiences as you figure more of life out.
You’re very well spoken and easy to understand.
Happy Pride! 🏳️🌈
Thank you sm! I haven't met any older queer people in my real life, so I'm glad that my video connected with you. Happy pride to u as well🏳️🌈🏳️🌈
I hope when you wake up in the morning and look in the mirror, you see a reflection of an angel. Such a wonderful person you are. Never give up. Yes, I am old enough to be your dad, and I was where you were many years ago. You are awesome.
I'm bi and I knew it at 11 when I had a boyfriend and a girlfriend in different towns. I didn't know what unfaithfulness was. But at that time I had never heard the word or term bi if it existed back then. Sometime ago I began with a new female doctor and as soon as she heard my sexual orientation was bi she wanted to do an AIDS test. Well I did and of course it came back negative. One of the things about bi men is that straight women think you're promiscuous and second you gotta have AIDS. So watchout for that pal if dating a straight woman.
Bisexuality is fluid and the confusion and feelings and all that are normal.
i just came across your channel and love it! immediately subscribed
Riley, the nice thing about being bi is if you call a girl to see if she wants to hook up and she says that she's busy and can't, you can ask if her brother is doing anything. haha
I know I already made a comment on this video like an hour ago, but I just wanted to come back and say I watched some of your older content and it was awesome!! I’m really proud of you for being so open and transparent with your thoughts :) it takes a lot of effort and courage to let the internet know your inner thoughts and I’m just so happy that you were willing to share them! You’re honestly someone I could see regularly tuning into so I subscribed!! Do you have a typical upload schedule, or just when it hits you to film and upload? If it takes you a while, no worries! Great and aesthetic content takes its time! 😊
Thanks!! I don't really have a schedule, as making videos alongside and job and soon uni on top of everything is tough, but hopefully I can get at least a video a month out at this point
Congratulations! Jump in, the water's fine! Glad to have you in the fam! 🩷💜💙
You're absolutely right that sexual confusion goes beyond orientation and into the finer details of the experience.
I'm gay and I've had my awakening at 12 (watching Power Rangers, of all things), and it took me a good five years to really digest that information. I was worried about whether or not I fit into the stereotype, or if I even should, or how I would go about finding other guys that were also into guys and how that dynamic would even work.
The weirdest part was that a moment of clarity came to me from a dream I randomly had, where I caught two very masculine-looking guys really going at it with each other in my house. I asked what they were doing and they told me they were just having fun with each other. That answer made me understand that a lot of the gay experience was just being into guys, while everything else was just up to personal taste and that I didn't need to fit what people understood to be a gay man at the time.
After all that, I came out at 17 and have met queer guys of all sorts since then
Proud of you Bro. Just always be you. Love ya man
Thank you man🙏🙏
Congratulations to your opening your feeling bisexuality personality ❤and I am proud of you 👏
"I don't act gay?" LOL
Dude, I can relate to the suppressing crushes on guys along time ago being a girl even tho it’s “normal.” I thought it was just because I’m awkward in general but now I wonder since I’m newly bi, if it’s related to my sexuality somehow (I’m heteromantic btw so I’ve never had crushes on girls).
Totally awesome my guy 💯 👏 Greetings from Palm Beach Florida 😎
Excellent video Riley and subbed, Jack from The Netherlands 💯🤟
(0:05 Can't help it but wow 😘)
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Idk if I’m bi or straight. like I can’t decide on either one.
Yeah totally get it, I'm still struggle with what label I am exactly sometimes
Totally fine if you don't know, take as much time as you need for self discovery!
3:00 Oh she’s fierce! She was in ‘How To Build A Better Boy’ and btw fun fact, it had Noah Centineo in it.
(BasicGorl has a great edit on it)
Long before I had even ever heard the word " Gay " , much less " Bisexual." When I was in first grade. I had my very first crush on another boy. He was my best friend and I just thought that he was the cutest thing I'd ever seen. But being only six years old, I really wasn't experiencing any sexual desires. But in a moment of weakness, or just simply childhood curiosity. I just impulsively leaned in and gave him a kiss directly on his lips. He even puckerd his lips in response. Although I got the distinct feeling afterwards that his response to me kissing him was just an involuntary reaction. Because as quickly as it happened it ended and all he did in response was to quickly wipe off his lips with the back of his hand and look at me with a very confused face. I was a little embarrassed and I had absolutely no idea where that kiss had come from. It was very impulsive and without consideration. But thankfully he just started laughing at the terror that must have been obvious on my face and we ended up both laughing, staying best friends and never talking about it again.
Fast forward to Junior High school and the onset of puberty. At that point I had kissed several cute girls. But even though now I understand that I was finding plenty of the boys around me attractive as well at that age. Until puberty set in. I was simply confused by my feelings towards boys. That concept of bisexuality had not been introduced to me then. So knowing without a doubt that I was turned on by pretty girls. I just assumed that I was straight. Although I didn't think to even make that distinction regarding my sexuality. But once I was in 7th grade Gym class. And back then it was mandatory to take a shower at the end of class along with the rest of the boys. This was my first time being naked in front of complet strangers and being able to see them completely naked in front of me. So when I realized that I was having a very dramatic reaction to seeing the naked bodies of my classmates. I became extremely confused. Because by then I understood what gay and straight were. And it was my understanding that you were either one or the other. Nothing in between the two. So I was having a very tough time grappling with the idea of being attracted to both boys and girls. It was a concept I'd never considered nor had even heard about. So for the longest time during my teen years I was a complete mess. Although I always looked forward to shower time everyday.
I was very afraid someone would somehow notice something about me that would tip them off that I was this sexual freak and that they would then out me to the world and my life would be over at twelve years old. My twelve years old mind did tend to exaggerate things quite a lot. But on this subject my fears had hard evidence to justify it. Back then in the 70s . Being even just thought to be gay, even without proof, could get you beat up daily and bullied constantly. And even killed in some extreme cases. So I felt that I had no choice but to repress that side of me. So I poured all my sexual desires and outward interests to just girls and women. I was still very much attracted to boys and would always be. But there are consequences for repressing you full natural sexuality . I suffered negative self esteem issues my entire life. I was never able to discover that other half of my nature. I'm sixty one years old now and still a half a virgin. I have other relationship issues now because of that repression.
So please Gay or Bisexual. Find a way to get to be who you truly are. Because repressing the part of your nature. Will come with a steep price in your latter years.
Thank you for being so personal. I can't even imagine how much tougher it is for older generations😭. I genuinely wish you the best and hope that you figure out everything in life🙏🙏🙏
Ironically I'm a queer dude (not fully labelled yet tbh, still figuring it out) who 'doesn't act gay' and my best friend is a straight dude who is very flamboyant lol
I'm new to your channel. Saw this video pop up in my recommended and as a fellow bisexual, I clicked instantly. Congrats! And please know that you are loved and supported. 🩷💜💙
Somehow that all made perfect sense but was still novel and interesting.
Welcome to club 83. You should get bismuth jewelry or a picture of the periodic symbol of bismuth. You are not bi if you don't.🎉
That was really good
Being bi in a world where people are still warming up to gay people is so hard.
Personally, I haven't actually come out as bi to people around me but I am slowly gathering the courage to do so, and this video has helped me to accept that I am not weird.
5:02 I was comp-het for a year (still haunted by it) and my goodness the casual queerphobia in the 2010s NEEDS TO BE STUDIED
9:14 Good luck with the novel!
Nothing but ❤. First time viewer
40 years ago i can assure you i in no way acted gay but i was so there you have it. You don’t have to act a particular way just because you are gay. Just be you and move on with life.😊
Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts, Riley! I am in one of the oldest and racial-ethnically mixed in 532 years of American history family lines, also decidedly resolved in the concept of being reincarnated. So then, I've referred (before libraries were regulated for their cultural or metaphysical content on human sexuality,) to literature. Thus, responding when challenged with questions by reading texts of wise teachers of Hindu literature, and speaking both English, Norsk, Spanish and French, my answer to teenaged buddies in the 1970s was a medically very conservative, ethically very morally cautious kind of bisexuality. But then, there was the Kinsey Report, and "The Naked Ape" and other popular texts that also published openly many questions to consider. My allergies react faster than normal and this made me by nature more careful than most male peers about physical intimacy that might include sperm contact, and almost never did most other males actually believe my aversion was molecular biology but thought it was a mental thing usually called a "clean thing" with me. But then, I did not get any STDs and by 1980, it was significant how my precautions had protected me from the sudden issue hitting the progressive community as AIDS. Because all along constantly Gays told me to grow up and stop being in "denial" quoting Freud from his 1910 book, and the Straights would quote their Bibles written by their Lord in plain English. So eventually I wrote (Dreams of Allon, 1987) my own science fiction novel series, and developed what I branded as "The Allon Consciousness Hypothesis" asking "What if a people advance in space exploration adapting to travel taking thousands of years, and living that long they have many emotional relationships, many loves and mutual understandings eventually just learning to accept in a more broad general way, how humanity emotionally has the feelings and spiritual exploration that it has? What would that "sexuality" eventually become?" So that became a mode in my science fiction series. The Allon who live tens of thousands of years probably would be classified as mildly bisexual in their way of thinking." It has never been a populist brand of science fiction, and it is only mildly liked among critics in the "GLBTQ+" community who write reviews, and never have the "Straights" cut me any slack at all in my business, career or life. But my graduate thesis was based on the biology of behavior, and my method was the use of Large Learning Model computer analytics and AI study in Information Theory, where I have now a few new technology patents. I hope anyone publishing their essay to include being bisexual will practice very safe behaviors in expressing that lifestyle, as conception of children must not include risk of birth with AIDS. But other than that, the main fact is to this day sociologically, there is no truce between the sides in the sexuality civil war politically, and being bisexual means you have no idea if someone else is an ally or not. If it was actually psychology as an issue, then there would not be 80 percent more bisexuals in Europe than are in the USA. It is a political thing here, but it does not seem to get better any time soon. So be careful and take care with a strong resolve to nurture yourself, being exactly who you are. We're a little like the Johnny Cash song on the 1950s radio I heard as a kid. He sang, "You gotta walk that lonesome valley. You gotta walk it by yourself. Ain't nobody else gonna walk it for you. You gotta walk it for yourself..."
You're a very brave person many others would be inspired by you even I do and I am gay.
Thanks for the heart and likes 👍. #LGBT #prideforever
Congrats to you for being authentic to yourself !!!
Congratulations to you! You are awesome, funny, smart, great personality, and of course handsome. So glad you are at least part gay (lol) welcome to the community!! Glad to have found your channel asa new subscriber. These days, while lots of gays are flamboyant which is great, I know more straight guys that act gay than gays that act gay. There’s no mold just be yourself
Omg thank you🤭🤭🤭 and very true, trying to work on escaping any molds I've been put into🫡
@@rileyhere228 I’m sure it can’t be easy coming from a small city or living in a small city but it’s awesome to see how far you’ve come recently. You seem too special to fit someone’s mold and deserve better.
Great video! I'm also bi and have identified as bi for 17 years (I'm in my late 20s)! I'm also panromantic (This means having romantic/emotional attractions to people regardless of gender. I love the cross-orientation model. I still feel like I have preferences in genders, which is why I am still bisexual. I care more about the person/personality than gender. Honestly, I'm looking for anyone nice, kind, spiritual, and a good heart, good looks may be a plus but it's not a deal breaker, keeping options open, and I love the open-endedness bi and pan people have) and a demiboy (between male and non-binary, I use he/him and they/them pronouns). As a bi guy, it makes me happy to see more open and proud bi/pan (and those with other bi+ identities such as omni and polysexuals, I see you) men out there, we exist!!
Enjoy life as a bi guy, while it may be difficult, there's a lot of parts that are damn awesome! Standing in solidarity with a bi bro!! Virtual hi-5 for your bravery coming out online, proud of you cuz!
Thank u!!! Bi men and nonbinaries online need to RISE UP💪💪💪💪
One Puff from a cigarette can make you gay! - Christian Moms
You BTW are so cute and smart. I only wish I could have a do over and be able to meet someone like you. But I'm old and broken now. Definitely damaged goods. But I'm so happy for these later generations who have a much better chance of being able to live their best lives without hiding anything about themselves in the shadows out of fear simply because of who they were born to be.
You've now got a new subscriber from Texas. Peace, beautiful!
This king is Bi. My respect 💪❤️
When you come out but everyone was expecting it and at the very end you realise that the only one who didn't know is you and the uncle that lives on the other side of country that you see one a year
You do you!! you're great!
Thank you!!🙏🙏🙏
53 bi guy here in Florida - pride is fun here lots of events in the Tampabay area
LOL embarrassing that you feel the need to parade your sex life down the street.
This video has 22 THOUSAND views. You deserve all of them 😊
Omg I’m commenting on like all your videos and community posts, you probably think I’m so annoying 😭
I’m sorry, Riley 😢
lmaoo nah ur all good, i appreciate the dedication
I Yam what I Yam..... U shud have 1K subs soon
Great stuff Riley ....Good Luck .....tommy b
There was a time when , if a person came out as bisexual people would say he or she is just sitting on the fence, they are unsure of which way to fall.
I love gay people and I 'm gay.
Awesome video bro
Idk if you’ve mentioned it in your previous videos, but please tell me you’ve seen or read ‘Heartstopper’.
I've never read it, but I def watched the show. I really enjoyed it, even if it's for an audience a bit younger
@@rileyhere228 The show is fun!
As somebody who's gay and also a counselor I think it's an ideal career choice. However I don't know where you are on your educational Journey but if you haven't started graduate school yet might I recommend getting a masters in social work instead of counseling. You learn the same skill set but you have much greater opportunities for jobs I have a bachelor's degree in Child and Adolescent development and I have a masters in clinical mental health counseling I don't regret my educational choices but if I had to do it over again I would have gotten a bachelor's and Masters in social work instead. Number one you'll get out of school faster because if you have a bachelor's in social work you have what's called Advanced standing in the Masters program meaning that you will be that much further ahead when you start graduate school that you actually get to skip the first two semesters I think because you already have acquired that knowledge through your bachelor program just my unsolicited piece of advice. You're adorable by the way
Thank u! I've definitely looked into Social Work before, but I decided more on Psychology bcus of how much I enjoy the science aspect of it. I'm sure it's more practical for going into counselling, but I'm already a year into psych so I'm just going to stick with it for the time being. Cool hearing a comment from a gay counsellor tho!!!
@@rileyhere228 that is a valid point. You don't get as much of the science in social work. Psychological science is fascinating. In fact that's how I fell into Child and Adolescent development because at the time I fell into a job at a community center working with middle schoolers so I wanted to learn more about the science of how kids develop I had no idea what I was going to do with a degree at the time but learning developmental science in neuroscience what kind of Awesome.
@@rileyhere228 Psychological science is fascinating. You have a valid point. That's how I sort of fell into Child and Adolescent development as a major. At the time, I was an adult leader in a youth group and I worked at a community center with teenagers. I had no idea what I wanted to do in the field but I particularly enjoyed the developmental psychology and Neuroscience courses. From my understanding, Social Work gives you a little more practical application but doesn't go into the science as much so I completely get where you're coming from.
What is "acting gay"? I am gay and I am just myself. Why "act" anything?
Just be you who cares what anyone thinks of you.Alway's be yourself never change.God Bless you always 🙏.Take Care Best Paul from Chicago.
Thank you for your video.
It’s the FRIST time seen any of your videos…¿?
-Anyway I think of sexuality like a personal taste,
of ice cream…
-sometimes all you want is chocolate!! but then you get to try strawberry!!
Both are great!!
And maybe even vanilla it’s good at times..
As a society, we have to pick what we want to be so we are recognized in the world so everyone is comfortable. Ultimately, we need to be what we want to be for ourselves whatever that is
so in conclusion enjoy all the flavors don’t limit your self 🍨🍦🍧🍡
It is a fascinating fact that Riley is even a unisex name. Male people, female people and intersex people can be named Riley. This also applies to the names Sydney, Taylor, Casey, Hazel, Robin, Devin, Hunter, Skipper, Sasha, Arya, Mika, Luca, Cameron Marian and Huschke. In the computer game The Last of us 1.5 also called The Last of us Left Behind there is an Afro American girl with the name Riley appearing. This character Riley enters into a love relationship with the main character Ellie in this game. It is adorable indeed. And it is a wonderful game.
I love The Last of Us! And my parents actually named me Riley because the doctors weren't sure what sex I was when I was going to be born... maybe that explains a lot lol
@@rileyhere228 You said that the doctors were not sure what sex you were when you were going to be born. Now I have a very important question to you. And hopefully I am allowed to ask this question. Are you intersexual? I ask this because it is interesting. Only one of five thousand children is intersexual. And these children have to be protected from interphobia. All intersexual children have a right to be intersexual and must keep intersexual. Genital operations at intersexual children must be forbidden. If these genital operations are really allowed then we have an interphobic society. And genital operations hurt intersexual children deep in their souls for a complete lifetime. And genital operations at intersexual children are mutilations. Therefore genital operations should never be allowed but definitely prohibited. Intersexual children are created exactly the way god and the nature want them to be. Intersexual children must keep exactly the way they are. I say all this because Germany was interphobic a few years ago. But now this kind of interphobia is shoven out of Germany. If you are intersexual please tell me! Because I really am interested. Hopefully I am really allowed to ask that question. I myself am an intensive fighter for the rights of intersexual and homosexual people. I also visit Christopher street days very often and I am talking to many politicians with the purpose to improve the life situation of homosexual and intersexual people. I am a true emancipatorical activist. I myself do also belong to a special minority but it is no minority of sexual category but instead of neurophysiological and mental category. I have Aspergers syndrom. This is a special kind of autism. And I am proud to have it. Autism is something you are born with, exactly as the homosexual orientation or the intersexual biological sex. I am really happy about the fact that we are a society of diversity. And exactly this society of diversity must be maintained.
@@emiljannbrahmeyerlast month I read a very good book on sex change, called "As nature made him, the boy who was raised as a girl", by John Colapinto. I suggest you read it, if you haven't already. It centers on transsexuals, sex change, case studies, gender identity, nature versus nurture. It's a very interesting book. Published by Harper Perennial, 2006.
Hugs ^_^ nice shirt. the levis jeans are nice cause your butt looks real good in them :D
Its good to speak it out so you can be feal free you can be proud
Bi here too bro and your extremely cute dude
Definitely gay here! Yes to Tom Holland. 🔥🔥 He’s been my crush since Spider-Man Homecoming.
Aren't the "percentages" always adjustable? Much like the beads of an abacus, no?
Maybe with the right mindset they are...