Your truth is beautiful and it is so brave of you to share. This is so powerful. You deserve to be seen Kendra and are such an inspiration. Your story will change lives. You’ll Never Walk Alone
Kendra was my assistant coach during my senior year of college golf at UNT. This video for some reason brings me a smooth ray of calm happiness in my heart knowing she is at a place in her life to share the story that she may have struggled to open up about in the past. She had the kindest soul, one hell of a golfer, and could dress to turn heads in all occasions. The camera did not do this lady any justice, she is so much prettier in person, yall. We've lost contact after I graduated college but it humbles me to know that I have had the opportunity to cross paths with this brave soul.
Discovered this through Rich Roll's podcast. Thank you so much for sharing. I'm an educator, and I'm discovering how important it is to understand gender identification. For the first time this year (I'm in my 16th year of teaching at a law school), I asked students which pronouns they prefer. Out of 80 students, 2 expressed a preference for they/them/theirs. It made me wonder how many times in the past I had used assumed pronouns and gotten it wrong. You are amazing, and you are serving us all by sharing your story to help us understand that we are not living in a binary world.
I rarely respond to videos on TH-cam, but this video deserves one. I’ve never known, nor heard of this genetic type morph, but to hear of your story shows that, with internal strength, *anything* can happen for the better in life. I personally don’t have AIS, but it makes me wonder if there were people that I either knew, or had ran into in my life that did have it, and how much it changed their social lifestyle. Every person is an individual. Each one is unique in their own skin. They all have challenges that no one else can truly relate to. I now know of a genetic difference that I didn’t know before, thanks to your story, Kendra. The best thing is though, is the fact that *your* story will help *others* with the same challenges you dealt with, thus giving *their lives* a much better chance of being that much more successful and happy in the short term, as well as long term. Again, thank you for sharing to the world who you are, Kendra. It touches more souls in a positive, uplifting way than you could ever imagine.
Deeply moving your story is. You have compelled me to think through some biases I think I have. I want to thank you for that. You are very brave. And you have a helluva golf swing. I have a feeling you have done more good in this video than any of us can imagine.
I rarely comment on TH-cam videos but I really could not go past this. Firstly Kendra, thank you so much for your honesty. It's truly awe inspiring. Hearing about the mental struggle which lead to you giving up your career in your sport must have been heart wrenching. I loved your gracious thinking around your parents and the Dr's, understanding that, yes it could have been dealt with better, but that your Mum and Dad were doing the best they could acting on the advice of Dr's who were doing the best they could also. The fact that you've chosen to view it that way and not experience it as a victim speaks volumes about the person you are, and that person, well she's beautiful!
What a beautiful (gorgeous!!!!), incredible human!! Thank you for sharing your truth...I have a feeling that you are on a path that will make the world a brighter place. ❤️❤️❤️
I think anyone, after watching this, will want to give you a big hug and welcome you exactly as you are! Thank you so much for sharing the story of who you're becoming,! Love the interview on Rich Roll Podcast! Recommended listening :)
You should be proud of who you are PERIOD! The hell with what other people may think or say they have no clue what you have and are living through. Stand tall and walk proud Kendra you deserve it and need not live your life in any other way. Not your fault not in your control just embrace it. And get back to playing golf it IS what you were born to do regardless of your gender situation. Thank you for sharing your story it is as everyone has said very powerful and moving!
Thank you for sharing, I found this via the Rich Roll podcast. You are incredibly eloquent when talking about the isolation you felt and I am so grateful for your courage to share your story. You are a beautiful, proud and strong woman.
Kendra is one of the nicest people and I have known her before I knew this story and it only makes me think of her more fondly and just how impressive of a person she is. I’m very happy and proud for her for her journey to find and be her truest self
Been a follower of yours through LFC Twitter for a very long time, especially the time when you used to make those amazing edits, and I just have to say, I am so happy to learn and see you so confident and happy about your truth. I can't imagine the hardship you've gone through, but I am glad that you've made it. YNWA :).
I just watched you on KGW... What a wonderful story, thank you for sharing, Kendra. Wishing you the best that life has to offer, you’re a true inspiration!
Amazing story! Thank you so much for having the courage to share that with us. Hopefully, other people with a similar experience to you will be emboldened by this film to go on their own journey of self discovery and come closer to living authentically.
Thank you Kendra for sharing your story I cannot express how much it means to me Thru a TH-cam comment but as the parent of an intersex kiddo I appreciate your voice and vulnerability so much. Thank you ❤️ and plz check out Ori’s ted talk intersex is awesome and hear a bit about their journey and see a 12 yo that is so proud and excited about being intersex just like you are now. 😘🙌🏼
Thank you for sharing your story with all of us. Some who share your specific challenge in life will benefit, but the rest of us can too. Bravery and perseverance is inspiring to everyone.
Thank you for your video. I see your brave and sweet soft tender both side in you. It broke my heart and tears on my face while watching it and reading the article. Because your video and the article help me to connect scientifically a dot between AIS and a binary forced choice in a gender.box. I want to see you playing in LPGA tournaments years to come. Forgive my bias and believe. Cheers!
Thank you for your strength and courage in sharing your self with us Kendra. I've always been proud that you're a Duck. Even more so now. With deep respect.
Incredible story, friggin incredible. Super impressed with who you are, need people like you at the forefront of education and discussion. On a golf note, love to play a round of golf with you but I think I’m going to need some strokes. Say, 3 a side🏌🏿♂️🏌️♀️. Play for a coke!
@egobaby Kendra didn’t have a choice in this. No body with ASD does. Unlike you, or I, she was *born* looking like a female. If you daughter was born a female; translation, she had all of the physical aesthetics of a female...convincing enough that the doctors and nurses at the hospital put that on the *birth certificate*, but then, as she aged, noticed genetic, as well as possibly physical differences that was proven out to be ASD, would you still be saying what you are here and now; or would you be singing a different tune, because *your own *daughter** has it? I believe, with full certainty, that the person who is not only confused, but more importantly naive, is *you*, and I pray that you realize that and this video can still change your perspective on how *genetics* can affect one’s life.
Your truth is beautiful and it is so brave of you to share. This is so powerful. You deserve to be seen Kendra and are such an inspiration. Your story will change lives.
You’ll Never Walk Alone
Kendra was my assistant coach during my senior year of college golf at UNT. This video for some reason brings me a smooth ray of calm happiness in my heart knowing she is at a place in her life to share the story that she may have struggled to open up about in the past. She had the kindest soul, one hell of a golfer, and could dress to turn heads in all occasions. The camera did not do this lady any justice, she is so much prettier in person, yall. We've lost contact after I graduated college but it humbles me to know that I have had the opportunity to cross paths with this brave soul.
Discovered this through Rich Roll's podcast. Thank you so much for sharing. I'm an educator, and I'm discovering how important it is to understand gender identification. For the first time this year (I'm in my 16th year of teaching at a law school), I asked students which pronouns they prefer. Out of 80 students, 2 expressed a preference for they/them/theirs. It made me wonder how many times in the past I had used assumed pronouns and gotten it wrong. You are amazing, and you are serving us all by sharing your story to help us understand that we are not living in a binary world.
I rarely respond to videos on TH-cam, but this video deserves one.
I’ve never known, nor heard of this genetic type morph, but to hear of your story shows that, with internal strength, *anything* can happen for the better in life. I personally don’t have AIS, but it makes me wonder if there were people that I either knew, or had ran into in my life that did have it, and how much it changed their social lifestyle.
Every person is an individual. Each one is unique in their own skin. They all have challenges that no one else can truly relate to. I now know of a genetic difference that I didn’t know before, thanks to your story, Kendra. The best thing is though, is the fact that *your* story will help *others* with the same challenges you dealt with, thus giving *their lives* a much better chance of being that much more successful and happy in the short term, as well as long term.
Again, thank you for sharing to the world who you are, Kendra. It touches more souls in a positive, uplifting way than you could ever imagine.
Deeply moving your story is. You have compelled me to think through some biases I think I have. I want to thank you for that. You are very brave. And you have a helluva golf swing. I have a feeling you have done more good in this video than any of us can imagine.
I rarely comment on TH-cam videos but I really could not go past this. Firstly Kendra, thank you so much for your honesty. It's truly awe inspiring. Hearing about the mental struggle which lead to you giving up your career in your sport must have been heart wrenching. I loved your gracious thinking around your parents and the Dr's, understanding that, yes it could have been dealt with better, but that your Mum and Dad were doing the best they could acting on the advice of Dr's who were doing the best they could also. The fact that you've chosen to view it that way and not experience it as a victim speaks volumes about the person you are, and that person, well she's beautiful!
brave testimony. much respect and i hope other people find inspiration in her sharing this.
What a beautiful (gorgeous!!!!), incredible human!! Thank you for sharing your truth...I have a feeling that you are on a path that will make the world a brighter place. ❤️❤️❤️
I think anyone, after watching this, will want to give you a big hug and welcome you exactly as you are! Thank you so much for sharing the story of who you're becoming,! Love the interview on Rich Roll Podcast! Recommended listening :)
This was great to watch - what a powerful story. I'm going to share this with my diversity class. Thanks for sharing, lady.
You should be proud of who you are PERIOD! The hell with what other people may think or say they have no clue what you have and are living through. Stand tall and walk proud Kendra you deserve it and need not live your life in any other way. Not your fault not in your control just embrace it. And get back to playing golf it IS what you were born to do regardless of your gender situation. Thank you for sharing your story it is as everyone has said very powerful and moving!
Thank you for sharing, I found this via the Rich Roll podcast. You are incredibly eloquent when talking about the isolation you felt and I am so grateful for your courage to share your story. You are a beautiful, proud and strong woman.
Kendra is one of the nicest people and I have known her before I knew this story and it only makes me think of her more fondly and just how impressive of a person she is. I’m very happy and proud for her for her journey to find and be her truest self
What an amazing person. What bravery to educate the rest of us in such a clear, caring way. Kendra, you've earned a huge fan in me.
Been a follower of yours through LFC Twitter for a very long time, especially the time when you used to make those amazing edits, and I just have to say, I am so happy to learn and see you so confident and happy about your truth. I can't imagine the hardship you've gone through, but I am glad that you've made it. YNWA :).
This is beautiful and so powerful. I’m beyond impressed with your willingness to share and just thought you should know.
Lauren Lamb
I just watched you on KGW... What a wonderful story, thank you for sharing, Kendra. Wishing you the best that life has to offer, you’re a true inspiration!
Amazing story! Thank you so much for having the courage to share that with us. Hopefully, other people with a similar experience to you will be emboldened by this film to go on their own journey of self discovery and come closer to living authentically.
Best wishes to Kendra and her family. Wonderfully produced film, kudos to the crew. Be True. Be Oregon!
Thank you Kendra for sharing your story I cannot express how much it means to me Thru a TH-cam comment but as the parent of an intersex kiddo I appreciate your voice and vulnerability so much. Thank you ❤️ and plz check out Ori’s ted talk intersex is awesome and hear a bit about their journey and see a 12 yo that is so proud and excited about being intersex just like you are now. 😘🙌🏼
Thank you for sharing your story with all of us. Some who share your specific challenge in life will benefit, but the rest of us can too. Bravery and perseverance is inspiring to everyone.
So proud! Thanks for reaching out to the world. xoxo
So beautifully articulated, Kendra. Thank you for being light for so many!
Thank you for your video. I see your brave and sweet soft tender both side in you. It broke my heart and tears on my face while watching it and reading the article. Because your video and the article help me to connect scientifically a dot between AIS and a binary forced choice in a gender.box. I want to see you playing in LPGA tournaments years to come. Forgive my bias and believe. Cheers!
So very cool to let us into your world! Thank you!
Heard your interview on RRP. You're an inspiration and I'm proud of you for putting your truth out there, girl!!
You family is loving and supportive what a plus . I hope your path is full of love and fun 💕
I love you Kendra Little. You are strong and brave. I wish you nothing but the best.
Thank you for sharing your story. You are so brave and such a beautiful person. I hope it gets easier for you. Much love ❤️
Very inspiring story! I hope the world catches up sooner than later. ❤️
Such a beautiful and brave story! Much love and respect to you, Kendra!
Thank you for sharing your story I appreciate you!
What a powerful piece and so beautifully done. Incredibly inspiring.
Congrats to yall
Thanks for sharing. You're an inspiring human being
You’re wonderful. Thanks for being around. ❤️
Thank you for your strength and courage in sharing your self with us Kendra. I've always been proud that you're a Duck. Even more so now.
With deep respect.
Congratulations. You are a strong beautiful person.
Thanks for sharing your story.
Incredible story, friggin incredible. Super impressed with who you are, need people like you at the forefront of education and discussion.
On a golf note, love to play a round of golf with you but I think I’m going to need some strokes. Say, 3 a side🏌🏿♂️🏌️♀️. Play for a coke!
Phuck everyone else..
Rock on with you beautiful self!
you are absolutely perfect just as you are!
What a beautiful person. Her physical beauty is strangely androgenous too. Like the best of both sexes.
There is Male and Female and Confusion. Pick one
EGO BABY get a life
@@MELgottusohave you picked confusion???
@egobaby Kendra didn’t have a choice in this. No body with ASD does. Unlike you, or I, she was *born* looking like a female. If you daughter was born a female; translation, she had all of the physical aesthetics of a female...convincing enough that the doctors and nurses at the hospital put that on the *birth certificate*, but then, as she aged, noticed genetic, as well as possibly physical differences that was proven out to be ASD, would you still be saying what you are here and now; or would you be singing a different tune, because *your own *daughter** has it?
I believe, with full certainty, that the person who is not only confused, but more importantly naive, is *you*, and I pray that you realize that and this video can still change your perspective on how *genetics* can affect one’s life.
Fuck you