I’m glad I had the opportunity to hear this from ash because I consider myself uneducated on how to approach trans individuals and I have many trans friends whom I’d hate to offend by being ignorant. Thank you tirox and ash for this learning opportunity!
If there is any questions, you can ask me. I'm a trans individual and if you have a question, any question, and if you feel like it's rude or something and you don't wanna be rude, lemme know. I'd love to answer any questions you have.
@@thatoneboy869 I do have one; if an individual not only changes their gender, but also their name, what are some good ways I can work towards using their current identification. I appreciate any help I can get in this regard
@@sailor_benny141 alright so you won't always have the right name set in mind. If they choose to change their name then you will have to use it. And if you accidentally call them by a different name, just correct yourself and don't make a big deal. For example, "Allison look- oh I mean Damian" that'll make the situation less awkward. But if you do this "Allison- crap I'm so sorry I meant to say Damian! I'm so terrible I'm such a sucky ass friend. I completely feel terrible and feel like trash" that'll force the other person to forgive you. While just correcting yourself in a less awkward and less dramatic way is easier. If that doesn't answer your question, then think about their name before saying their name. Okay? It gets easier and easier. I promise you.
@@thatoneboy869 thank you so much! I’ll definitely keep that in mind and put it into practice next time I see one of my friends. I greatly appreciate you!
This was a beautiful conversation to watch, and I think it’s very important that these types of conversations continue to happen. People need to know that they are not alone, and that the way they feel truly means something. Thank you Ash for feeling comfortable telling your story to us, it was beautiful, and thank you Tirox for creating this safe space for us to come together and learn and expand our perceptions.
I fully support trans people, and anyone else in the LGBTQIA+ community. I am bisexual, i fully support you. And good video Tirox and it was nice to have Ash Coyote on here. It was a good way to learn more.
Thank you so much Tirox for doing this video, I've been trying to ask ash to do a video on this. As much I like ash, I'm glad you are the one that made it. Thanks again so much, and I hope to find my way too.
Thank you Tirox and Ash for this interview, it was very helpful and educational. Since I've joined the fandom, I've been finding out more about myself with all the LGTBQIA+ support. I know my dad is homophobic and still refuse to see my cousin after he came out as gay, so I can't tell him how I'm feeling about being pansexual or even transgender. The only person I can trust with that is my sister, and I think she might have an idea that I'm pansexual.
My stepdad was full homophobic. My mom died before she could know. And my step mom and real dad are very supportive. And my grandma just doesn't understand it
@@pounderpolizzo7269 the Internet didn't screw ups your brain, the Internet gave you the resources to explore and help you to understand who you are. The Internet screwing up your brain is one of the biggest homophobic statments I've ever heard.
@@AstriaRanteas the thing about most homophobics is they're either scared of their own sexuality, or they're been taught by their predecessors that it is wrong for two people born the same sex to share a bed together it such away. The main thing is that your real dad is supportive of your sexual orientation and is happy that his child is happy.
It’s cool, how Ash made 2 documentaries about the Furryfandom. I watched the first one that was shown alongside the second one. It was really good and I recommend it to other people who are new to the fandom.
30:40 VRChat is how I met people to talk to about being Bisexual. I would meet people and some would ask me if I was Gay, Bi, Straight and I would say that I think I might be bi. I've made some great friends from it who are very supportive and loving. And now I would say that I AM Bisexual, I'm still not open about it IRL, but virtually I am open. Figuring out that I am Bi made me very anxious at first but also makes me happy that I figured that out. I started playing VRChat in late October 2020.
A great interview very well informed people behind this, A+, lol UwU, I am a fox fur, transgender A-sexual, The A-sexual side of me is newer, I was engaged to a Guy who is sexually active, we are still best friends now, but not together romantically, but the people around us all say we still act like a couple, and that is a awesome experience that the guy is still my best friend, During our relationship is how I first thought I was Asexual, what helped me confirm it was another friend who is older, she is a grandmother and is very close to me, and we talked a lot about it, she is the one who helped me feel comfortable confirming ya I am an Ace, I started through that journey of my life at age 24 I am turning 30 this year, so ya it is something that takes a lot of time, and I had that support system of close people in my life that helped me figure out what my identity is, thank you so much for this video cause I do believe this will help so many people who are starting to figure out who they are like I started really figuring out who I was at age 24
I'm just seeing this now, and my comment is hart felt. Your video hear is a one off, critically important and butifly informational to a grate many who are in a grate need to see this. Another award winner in my view. You are insightful for your years and we are lucky to have you in the fandom. Thank you. And good to see our beloved Tirox do such a good job with you. Yes people can be quarky and terrific. ;)
I am Bisexual, it took me until I was 29 to realize and i accepted myself as Bi last year at 30. I came out to my sister and I was so happy I cried a bit, I have not come out to my dad yet. I did come out to my closest friends and they accepted me even though i have an issue about it with my best and oldest friend. He does not think i am Bi due to me wanting to be with women more then men but i know that my male to female attraction ratio is 98% women to 2% men. Being Bisexual does not mean a 50/50 split attraction.
My bf is trans and for a long time i just wondered what it felt like for him. He still closeted about it and only came out as gay. Watching this vid and Ash's channel i get why he is who he is. All i can say is she is amazing and i love her for who she is 💓
I know I’m late, but I found it *unbelievably* easy to come out as Asexual, especially as a ‘Minor’ I thought I’d have a much harder time explaining how I wouldn’t likely continue my bloodline, but I guess being Ace is easier that anything else in LGBTQ+. So I feel I should focus a lot less on myself and instead, help other people still in the wardrobe. Don’t know how, but I suppose it’s not something that happens overnight.
I realized I didn't like highly feminine clothes when I identified as a cis female. I realized as a young child I liked short hair more. As I got older and realized I didn't like being identified in the highly feminine side of gender although I love highly feminine gender expression. Additionally, I was really feeling an affinity to gay youtubers. Then I realized I like they/them pronouns along side she/her as I learned more about lgbtq+. I found I like wearing skirts and other feminine things like when I was little girl.... Basically, I have minor top dysphoria and bottom euphoria as an afab. I eventually landed on librafeminine and use they/she pronouns... I've had only one true coming out which is tmi too personal... otherwise, I've been so open about my lgbtq+ discovery with my family throughout the process and decided once I wanted to give out my gender identity to people at school, I made a full coming out series of stories on my personal Instagram so that I won't have to come out multiple times. Additionally, took me a while to accept that I was trans enough and not just nonbinary because I always saw it as binary and now I know it's so much more. I also grew up in such an accepting family life that when a classmate of mine came out as a trans girl, I was confused as to why this had to be a secret.... Also, I am omnicontra demiromantic polysexual greysexual which the discovery of that is a story for another day that is too personal imo.
Additionally, I ended up going to school in a crappy judgemental school system through elementary and middle school. I ended up finding so many amazing, accepting friends there but the environment kinda triggered me into not discovering myself and completely masking myself. As a young child, I was diagnosed with spd (sensory processing disorder); I am a sensory seeker. It took me so many years like 3 years after moving away to discover I was nonbinary. When I was like five, I had so many different friends, including guy friends but the unaccepting bullying school made me think guys couldn't be sensitive or were mean creatures; additionally, I didn't want to be labeled as a "special guy" so I had no guy friends and masked my spd completely. I lost my self awareness -can't hate yourself if you dive into creativity which is your life passion and everyone accepts you for it. -not everyone accepted me so I would be the quiet kid who only opened up about my creative hobbies and fandoms (which I made my whole personality and identity oop) to people who I trusted. Finding the furry community has helped me to really appreciate and love myself and be confident and not feel like I'm the weird kid or the quiet awkward kid. I have rediscovered my spd after finding my lgbtq+ identity and I'm becoming more self aware now which I appreciate. I am confident, mature and strong. P.s. My immediate family (& most of my extended family) and nearly all my friends have always been so loving, accepting, validating and helpful to me throughout my whole life, so that's good. It's more rather me surviving the school experience and learning to accept myself.
I’ve been looking into HRT with my therapist and for me it’s still just as hard to get... it might be because I’m young, and I still haven’t finished puberty, but I hope in the future HRT is more accessible to the people who need it :)
I’m straight and I always have felt bad for those that are trans because that’s gotta be very confusing transition or even knowing that you actually are trans
Personally, I check ALL backgrounds of information on LGBTQ+ support, I wait for a good time to come out, and if the person is homophobic/transphobic I find or build a support group. My way of thinking is, prepare for the worst, think the worst thing is about to go down in case there’s an anti LGBT person.
A while back when I was just being introduced to the lgbtqia+ community I thought it was called trainsgender and no one corrected me for like 3 years so for those 3 years I was going around saying "trainsgender rights are human rights" and "if you're trainsgender you can tell me I won't judge a bit" and my favorite... "I like trainsgenders." If you know asdf movies you'll know why that's fucking amazing 🤣
25:00 I mean, I'm biromantically asexual as I can imagine myself with a boy OR girl in terms of a relationship. It doesn't matter what gender anyone is, I don't plan to have sex with them anyway, so to me that doesn't matter. I might even be pan(romantic) to open myself up more, but I admit I don't have much experience meeting trans people or those who don't define themselves as male or female specifically.
Bi (in terms of bisexual or biromantic) doesn’t mean only attracted to guys and girls, it means attraction to both your gender and other genders, which could include non-binary people.
Well, my current situation right now is, I try to dress masculine (as I am a trans guy), and every since my grandpa has been making Trans jokes, which all of them are teasings done in public that always rub me the wrong way. I really, really, really don’t want to come out to him now, I’ve already come out to my friends, which funny enough made an lgbtq+ support group chat on Instagram, and one of them is non-binary. I gotta come out to my dad, my really christian friend and catholic step family, I gotta come out to LOTS of close/local family, my sister, and my mom... :/.
my mom might think I am gay I don't know for sure because we was talking about how duck dynasty was cancelled my mom said Phil don't like gay people then my mom said she don't care about if someone is gay or not if she thinks I am gay she is sort of right
Unfortunately my bf broke up with me when I came out after 5 years with him that was the worst thing ever I'm having the worst time recovering from that I dont know what to do anymore
I've tried to come out as pan 2 times and my mom chewed me out so I'm just going to wait until I'm out of the house I was told I'm going to hell if I keep this up I wish my parents would except me for who I am but they won't except me
well for me it does not matter . i would never allow myself a partner, and even if a close friend of mine came out as trans i would not care. eh i'm not going to get intimate with anyone of ya's regardless of how you feel about what gender ya are. just the way i am. but perfectly happy just being friends with people. you're not you're gender/sexuality or skin color or whatever else. what you are to me is how you act and how you hold yourself. are you kind or are you mean. do you seem to have confidence in you're self and others around you or do you seem to be a person with doubt. do you stand out in a crowd (behavior wise) or do you not even go into a crowd. behavior to me is the most important aspect of a person. that and coffee , bloody god i love coffee XD
I'm trans but don't plan on surgery, I'd rather just pass as male by dressing the way that will make me feel myself probably bind my chest too. Does that make scense??? I guess I feel more Non Binary.
@Tirox - I am sorry that I haven't been watching your videos at all. I've been focused on Fluke But, I hear of you often in his videos. Sorry Tirox! *Dragon gives nuzzles.
see where i come from and this may sound disrespentful but its not, but where i come from we call trans ppl a switch. its an actual term i was born to and acustom to. if i say it to ppl i try not to be disrespectful
knock thing over on a desk, guess I'm trans now edit: when I was a smol boy like 6,7 or somin I always thought I'll be happier as a girl but then came puberty and I am quite happy rn (when you know what I mean) plus I'm gay so couldn't be happier
Thank you so much for having me on!
@THE KID OF LINK AND ZELDA I agree with you she should be verified.
Ash you’re amazing. Thanks so much for for this interview ❤️
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@@yourTirox you forgot le meow
Ash Coyote omg hi!
I’m glad I had the opportunity to hear this from ash because I consider myself uneducated on how to approach trans individuals and I have many trans friends whom I’d hate to offend by being ignorant. Thank you tirox and ash for this learning opportunity!
If there is any questions, you can ask me. I'm a trans individual and if you have a question, any question, and if you feel like it's rude or something and you don't wanna be rude, lemme know. I'd love to answer any questions you have.
@@thatoneboy869 I do have one; if an individual not only changes their gender, but also their name, what are some good ways I can work towards using their current identification. I appreciate any help I can get in this regard
@@sailor_benny141 alright so you won't always have the right name set in mind. If they choose to change their name then you will have to use it. And if you accidentally call them by a different name, just correct yourself and don't make a big deal. For example, "Allison look- oh I mean Damian" that'll make the situation less awkward. But if you do this "Allison- crap I'm so sorry I meant to say Damian! I'm so terrible I'm such a sucky ass friend. I completely feel terrible and feel like trash" that'll force the other person to forgive you. While just correcting yourself in a less awkward and less dramatic way is easier. If that doesn't answer your question, then think about their name before saying their name. Okay? It gets easier and easier. I promise you.
@@thatoneboy869 thank you so much! I’ll definitely keep that in mind and put it into practice next time I see one of my friends. I greatly appreciate you!
@@sailor_benny141 I'm glad I could help
Loved the vid. Thanks for making content like this.
Thanks a lot
@Lyrical Wheat Why would you ever think something like that?
@@yourTirox I love your fursuit and your videos. I wish I could give you a hug and I am also your biggest fan.
I wasn't expecting this... But i'm happy.
This is going to be a cool interview. It’s nice to see trans people in the furry fandom!
I second this
you are everywhere!, 😳 owo
@@Sakurawa873 Noice
This was a beautiful conversation to watch, and I think it’s very important that these types of conversations continue to happen. People need to know that they are not alone, and that the way they feel truly means something. Thank you Ash for feeling comfortable telling your story to us, it was beautiful, and thank you Tirox for creating this safe space for us to come together and learn and expand our perceptions.
Not me but my cousin is trans and I’m bisexual so that’s why I’m watching this
For me I'm just curious
Same
bi pride fuck yeah
You shall now join furrys xD
Nice, I'm both trans and bisexual. Ꮚ˘ ꈊ ˘ Ꮚ
this really helped me, thanks Tirox and Ash for this conversation
30:37 The first friend I discussed my feelings with was over traditional IRC (furnet). The internet truly is a blessing.
i love trans people. they are so valid in every way.
OMG ASH AND TIROX IN A VIDEO THIS IS SO WHOLESOME!!!!!
Glitch: "I started out gay and then I got a girlfriend!"
Ash: "I started out gay and then I BECAME the girlfriend!"
Queen shit
Aww fuck this is the BEST crossover episode
Tirox, this was a wonderful interview with ash and I'm so glad I got to watch it. I learned a lot from another perspective and this is so important.
This was actually really informative, thanks for doing this Tirox, and you too Ash
At the start, Tirox sounded like an overexcited fan😂 Great video though
Mr. Peanutbutter: “What is this a crossover episode?”
It's amazing to know that your never alone in the Fandom, I wouldn't have had the strength to start without it and my wife's help
Thank you for this. I'm trans female and it's been hard since I came out to my unaccepting parents.
This is a great way to help sooooo many people! i know a lot of people who want to transition and i will def show this vid.
Such a sweet Video! Thank you both so much ❤️.
I learned alot through this ^w^
Awwwww, what a beuty video my bb Tirooooox, ILYsm 💜 and Flukyyy will be proud for this. :3
Loved the video! Would be great if you did some more stuff like this! You could call it Tirox talks.
I fully support trans people, and anyone else in the LGBTQIA+ community. I am bisexual, i fully support you. And good video Tirox and it was nice to have Ash Coyote on here. It was a good way to learn more.
Thank you so much Tirox for doing this video, I've been trying to ask ash to do a video on this. As much I like ash, I'm glad you are the one that made it. Thanks again so much, and I hope to find my way too.
I love learning about heavy topics like these. Thanks for this great interview.
I care deeply for all liveing things on all the different worlds and know that you are loved and you will find Joy i promise you that ❤️
Thank you Tirox and Ash for this interview, it was very helpful and educational. Since I've joined the fandom, I've been finding out more about myself with all the LGTBQIA+ support. I know my dad is homophobic and still refuse to see my cousin after he came out as gay, so I can't tell him how I'm feeling about being pansexual or even transgender. The only person I can trust with that is my sister, and I think she might have an idea that I'm pansexual.
You did a great job with the interview :)
It's not as easy as it looks to respond to answers and ask the right questions.
Good questions and good answers.
I am really glad that you two made this video, there are so many people that are being helped by this. Stay Safe & Stay Awesome
Im gay, my mom was happy to have a gay son, my dad doesn't mind, and my step mom is a little homophobic
My stepdad was full homophobic. My mom died before she could know. And my step mom and real dad are very supportive. And my grandma just doesn't understand it
I told i told my parents i was gay i actually think im bi curious my parents told me the internet screwed up my brain im also autistic
@@pounderpolizzo7269 The internet didn't change anything thats just ridiculous. Only you know yourself the best so keep being you :p
@@pounderpolizzo7269 the Internet didn't screw ups your brain, the Internet gave you the resources to explore and help you to understand who you are.
The Internet screwing up your brain is one of the biggest homophobic statments I've ever heard.
@@AstriaRanteas the thing about most homophobics is they're either scared of their own sexuality, or they're been taught by their predecessors that it is wrong for two people born the same sex to share a bed together it such away.
The main thing is that your real dad is supportive of your sexual orientation and is happy that his child is happy.
It’s cool, how Ash made 2 documentaries about the Furryfandom. I watched the first one that was shown alongside the second one. It was really good and I recommend it to other people who are new to the fandom.
30:40 VRChat is how I met people to talk to about being Bisexual. I would meet people and some would ask me if I was Gay, Bi, Straight and I would say that I think I might be bi. I've made some great friends from it who are very supportive and loving. And now I would say that I AM Bisexual, I'm still not open about it IRL, but virtually I am open. Figuring out that I am Bi made me very anxious at first but also makes me happy that I figured that out. I started playing VRChat in late October 2020.
A great interview very well informed people behind this, A+, lol UwU, I am a fox fur, transgender A-sexual, The A-sexual side of me is newer, I was engaged to a Guy who is sexually active, we are still best friends now, but not together romantically, but the people around us all say we still act like a couple, and that is a awesome experience that the guy is still my best friend, During our relationship is how I first thought I was Asexual, what helped me confirm it was another friend who is older, she is a grandmother and is very close to me, and we talked a lot about it, she is the one who helped me feel comfortable confirming ya I am an Ace, I started through that journey of my life at age 24 I am turning 30 this year, so ya it is something that takes a lot of time, and I had that support system of close people in my life that helped me figure out what my identity is, thank you so much for this video cause I do believe this will help so many people who are starting to figure out who they are like I started really figuring out who I was at age 24
Can't wait ^w^ I'm still still panicking about telling family I am trans 😔
Great interview, but you need to borrow the good mic from Fluke for the next one.
This video was very heartwarming to watch
Aaaaaaand I just discovered Ash is trans, always nice to know there's more people like me out there :3
I'm just seeing this now, and my comment is hart felt. Your video hear is a one off, critically important and butifly informational to a grate many who are in a grate need to see this. Another award winner in my view. You are insightful for your years and we are lucky to have you in the fandom. Thank you. And good to see our beloved Tirox do such a good job with you. Yes people can be quarky and terrific. ;)
yassss we love a trans ally
The part that ash says "I see flukes butt" it makes me laugh alot XD
I am Bisexual, it took me until I was 29 to realize and i accepted myself as Bi last year at 30. I came out to my sister and I was so happy I cried a bit, I have not come out to my dad yet. I did come out to my closest friends and they accepted me even though i have an issue about it with my best and oldest friend. He does not think i am Bi due to me wanting to be with women more then men but i know that my male to female attraction ratio is 98% women to 2% men. Being Bisexual does not mean a 50/50 split attraction.
Tirox should make a podcast
I love so much how nervous and awkward Tirox is!
People : Infinity War is the most ambitious crossover
Furries : Being Trans - Interview with Ash Coyote
As a trans male, this makes me happy
Very cool interview! Keep up the good work!
My bf is trans and for a long time i just wondered what it felt like for him. He still closeted about it and only came out as gay. Watching this vid and Ash's channel i get why he is who he is. All i can say is she is amazing and i love her for who she is 💓
I am watching this while brushing my hair with 4 brushes at the same time
And thanks for the advice about coming out this was a lot of inspiration thank you so much 🤗
thanks for sharing this personal story! also interesting to see tirox in a human costume
I know I’m late, but I found it *unbelievably* easy to come out as Asexual, especially as a ‘Minor’ I thought I’d have a much harder time explaining how I wouldn’t likely continue my bloodline, but I guess being Ace is easier that anything else in LGBTQ+. So I feel I should focus a lot less on myself and instead, help other people still in the wardrobe. Don’t know how, but I suppose it’s not something that happens overnight.
I love trans people I have two of them as friends and I support them they are so nice and they support me too for being gay
I am here from Flukes channel to help you out :3
Great video Tirox, thanks for posting, and thanks for sharing your story Ash, big hugs to both of you, Awoo ,UwU, OwO
Love your videos and trans people are awesome
I'm actually married to a wonderful trans person and I love her to death.
You are both great people thanks for helping me understand trans gender stuff.
I realized I didn't like highly feminine clothes when I identified as a cis female. I realized as a young child I liked short hair more. As I got older and realized I didn't like being identified in the highly feminine side of gender although I love highly feminine gender expression. Additionally, I was really feeling an affinity to gay youtubers. Then I realized I like they/them pronouns along side she/her as I learned more about lgbtq+. I found I like wearing skirts and other feminine things like when I was little girl.... Basically, I have minor top dysphoria and bottom euphoria as an afab. I eventually landed on librafeminine and use they/she pronouns... I've had only one true coming out which is tmi too personal... otherwise, I've been so open about my lgbtq+ discovery with my family throughout the process and decided once I wanted to give out my gender identity to people at school, I made a full coming out series of stories on my personal Instagram so that I won't have to come out multiple times. Additionally, took me a while to accept that I was trans enough and not just nonbinary because I always saw it as binary and now I know it's so much more. I also grew up in such an accepting family life that when a classmate of mine came out as a trans girl, I was confused as to why this had to be a secret.... Also, I am omnicontra demiromantic polysexual greysexual which the discovery of that is a story for another day that is too personal imo.
Additionally, I ended up going to school in a crappy judgemental school system through elementary and middle school. I ended up finding so many amazing, accepting friends there but the environment kinda triggered me into not discovering myself and completely masking myself. As a young child, I was diagnosed with spd (sensory processing disorder); I am a sensory seeker. It took me so many years like 3 years after moving away to discover I was nonbinary. When I was like five, I had so many different friends, including guy friends but the unaccepting bullying school made me think guys couldn't be sensitive or were mean creatures; additionally, I didn't want to be labeled as a "special guy" so I had no guy friends and masked my spd completely. I lost my self awareness -can't hate yourself if you dive into creativity which is your life passion and everyone accepts you for it. -not everyone accepted me so I would be the quiet kid who only opened up about my creative hobbies and fandoms (which I made my whole personality and identity oop) to people who I trusted. Finding the furry community has helped me to really appreciate and love myself and be confident and not feel like I'm the weird kid or the quiet awkward kid. I have rediscovered my spd after finding my lgbtq+ identity and I'm becoming more self aware now which I appreciate. I am confident, mature and strong.
P.s. My immediate family (& most of my extended family) and nearly all my friends have always been so loving, accepting, validating and helpful to me throughout my whole life, so that's good. It's more rather me surviving the school experience and learning to accept myself.
I’ve been looking into HRT with my therapist and for me it’s still just as hard to get... it might be because I’m young, and I still haven’t finished puberty, but I hope in the future HRT is more accessible to the people who need it :)
I’m straight and I always have felt bad for those that are trans because that’s gotta be very confusing transition or even knowing that you actually are trans
Personally, I check ALL backgrounds of information on LGBTQ+ support, I wait for a good time to come out, and if the person is homophobic/transphobic I find or build a support group. My way of thinking is, prepare for the worst, think the worst thing is about to go down in case there’s an anti LGBT person.
Who came through the link that Fluke left in his video?
A while back when I was just being introduced to the lgbtqia+ community I thought it was called trainsgender and no one corrected me for like 3 years so for those 3 years I was going around saying "trainsgender rights are human rights" and "if you're trainsgender you can tell me I won't judge a bit" and my favorite... "I like trainsgenders." If you know asdf movies you'll know why that's fucking amazing 🤣
I love tirox’s voice so much
25:00 I mean, I'm biromantically asexual as I can imagine myself with a boy OR girl in terms of a relationship. It doesn't matter what gender anyone is, I don't plan to have sex with them anyway, so to me that doesn't matter. I might even be pan(romantic) to open myself up more, but I admit I don't have much experience meeting trans people or those who don't define themselves as male or female specifically.
Bi (in terms of bisexual or biromantic) doesn’t mean only attracted to guys and girls, it means attraction to both your gender and other genders, which could include non-binary people.
ohmydog, this is the cutest video in internet :')
If I found out or they tell me I would say ok I respect that.
you wanna find the best part ASAP? Here ya go
23:55
Every part is best part for me.
I came out as gei this November
best decision of my life. now I can talk about how hot girls are.
Really good video!
oh my god i love Ashes hair
She kinda like Billie Eilish on steroids i think lol
Well, my current situation right now is, I try to dress masculine (as I am a trans guy), and every since my grandpa has been making Trans jokes, which all of them are teasings done in public that always rub me the wrong way. I really, really, really don’t want to come out to him now, I’ve already come out to my friends, which funny enough made an lgbtq+ support group chat on Instagram, and one of them is non-binary. I gotta come out to my dad, my really christian friend and catholic step family, I gotta come out to LOTS of close/local family, my sister, and my mom... :/.
Im from spain, i think i understanded the video but i think i dont understanded some words 😅. But anyways... Very good video!!!
Great video!
Tirox is just a cutie :)
Congratulations Tirox $1M has just been added to your account.
I'm a big fan of this channel I hope I can meet them one day
my mom might think I am gay I don't know for sure because we was talking about how duck dynasty was cancelled my mom said Phil don't like gay people then my mom said she don't care about if someone is gay or not if she thinks I am gay she is sort of right
I'm watching for Tirox, but I support Trans people.
So I've been subbed to ash for at least a few months now, maybe even a year
I didn't know she was trans... that's a good thing right?
BRUHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH who is this Tirox boy and why is he so cute
Ash coyotes videos are amazing
Damn that glam rock wig is sick!
Unfortunately my bf broke up with me when I came out after 5 years with him that was the worst thing ever I'm having the worst time recovering from that I dont know what to do anymore
I've tried to come out as pan 2 times and my mom chewed me out so I'm just going to wait until I'm out of the house I was told I'm going to hell if I keep this up I wish my parents would except me for who I am but they won't except me
Loved the video my friend and I wish you add me into that call space and uploaded on your TH-cam channel
Pawsome!!!! I am an gay male fur and I watch Ash's TH-cam videos. :) =^.^=
well for me it does not matter .
i would never allow myself a partner,
and even if a close friend of mine came out as trans i would not care.
eh i'm not going to get intimate with anyone of ya's regardless of how you feel about what gender ya are. just the way i am.
but perfectly happy just being friends with people.
you're not you're gender/sexuality or skin color or whatever else.
what you are to me is how you act and how you hold yourself.
are you kind or are you mean. do you seem to have confidence in you're self and others around you or do you seem to be a person with doubt.
do you stand out in a crowd (behavior wise) or do you not even go into a crowd.
behavior to me is the most important aspect of a person.
that and coffee , bloody god i love coffee XD
Anyone know where yorkiedatdog is I need him edit: I found him ya
No sorry
@@croakeralex7433 I found him
I'm trans but don't plan on surgery, I'd rather just pass as male by dressing the way that will make me feel myself probably bind my chest too. Does that make scense??? I guess I feel more Non Binary.
Your still a biological male or female y’know
@@youraveragetanker1745 Wow we never knew that omg bro thats craaaazy
@Tirox - I am sorry that I haven't been watching your videos at all. I've been focused on Fluke
But, I hear of you often in his videos.
Sorry Tirox!
*Dragon gives nuzzles.
yooo, i never knew she was trans till now
see where i come from and this may sound disrespentful but its not, but where i come from we call trans ppl a switch. its an actual term i was born to and acustom to. if i say it to ppl i try not to be disrespectful
I remember wanting to be a girl but now I realize Im just a semi- femboy
Ima watch this even though I’m trans (FtM) lol it’s just gonna be fun
Wait..... He said he’s with someone named chip. And idk anyone in the furry community is ChipFlake!
Ironic this video is in my recommended well I'm watching it anyway
First time seeing you Tirox without fursuit. Looking great ngl :)
knock thing over on a desk, guess I'm trans now
edit: when I was a smol boy like 6,7 or somin I always thought I'll be happier as a girl but then came puberty and I am quite happy rn (when you know what I mean) plus I'm gay so couldn't be happier