Is My Transition Over?

Answering some interesting trans related questions!

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[caitmorgan]

about changing names, i’m a cis girl but changed my name and getting used to others calling me my new name was easy but calling myself my new name in my head is what takes so long lmaoo

[dlcpkmnmstr]

As a cis guy having seen people wait for the stall, let me assure all trans men reading this that I (and probably most cis men) just think - if even - about why people standing in line for the stalls don't make it clearer that they need to poo and just kind of stand in the way. So, as long as you don't stand in the way, nobody thinks about your need for the stall in a bathroom

[BrendanTripp]

Jammie, I found the bit about B.O. and t-shirts amusing. I have the opposite situation ... I'm a cis guy on T-blockers for prostate cancer, and I went from being a predictably stinky guy, to being able to wear the same shirt for days before tossing it in the wash!

[freddiefishton]

🫵 THATS THEM OFFICER, THATS THE PERSON WHO DOESNT THINK THEYRE VALID! SEND THEM TO THE KINDNESS CENTER AT ONCE

[jeffreyfortuna]

The thing that hit home for me was the question "How often do you think about your gender?" When I was younger, I was able to just hide this part of me away and ignore it but as I've gotten older, I can't stop thinking about it. I hate that it totally consumes me. It has taken over my life. Cis people don't constantly think about their gender.

[vavrijarhuman]

"Everybody poops. Thats okay." - Jammidodger 2024

[Vincornelis]

As a cis man I do use toilet paper after peeing. With an intact foreskin some of it gets under it so it's useful to just absorb that and not have it be trapped there. Also my butt is sweaty so it's good to wipe even if there was no poo.

[espenwenttojarket]

The pee thing, yeah nobody pays attention, and alot of people prefer the stalls. Shit, I'm cis, and eventhough i do art modeling in the nud, I'm reeeealy pee shy... just easier to grab a stall. Also, toilet paper better than shaking.

[ImUnderYourFloorboards]

This made me pretty emotional, as a trans teen whos been struggling with feeling myself

thank you Jamie, you are so appreciated

[Amanda-uggp]

5:52 as a trans person who just changed my name and is feeling this way, thank you thank you THANK YOU for addressing it. It makes me feel so seen that I'm not the only one who feels this way

[Whitewolfp]

Ok, I kinda choked when Jamie was describing his butt cheek having a PTSD attack when talking about the labido injection XD.

[MistressOfRunes]

I have come out at work as of last week and I am caught of guard that they actually use my chosen name now especially from customers. feels nice but it is really weird.

[beaubrazfield]

If I hear another guy peeing in a stall and then toilet paper rustling, I assume he's cleaning up, which makes me feel appreciative. Sitting in someone's piss is no fun for any gender.

[TerraUmbraVampWriter]

I appreciate getting the update. Your videos really helped inform me of what to expect and helps supplement what the doctors told me.

Yeah, nothing has surprised me as in I didn’t know it couldn’t happen, except one thing. The intensity of pelvic pain and atrophy.

I wasn’t prepared for the intensity of my transition. Or that I would be passing within a year.

My voice cracked week two and went from soprano to bass in 6 months, I have nearly a full beard at just shy of two years, bottom growth was nearly painful and continues to be at times.

I wasn’t prepared for finding out my body needs lower amounts of T, but if I go too low I start having PMS symptoms so finding that line to walk is difficult.

I am incredibly happy. I’m 5 months post top surgery, 18 months on T, and I have never been happier.

I’m the other end of the spectrum outlier, and I appreciate you making all of this so clear in your videos, it made the experience less frightening. I’m eternally grateful.

[sturmykins]

Thank you for talking about new names! I'm gender-queer and talked to my partner about preferring my (awesome) last name to my (very feminine, religious) first name. He immediately switched and it's amazing. And it's easy to respond to, because I went by it in college. In my own head is where I've found it much harder to swap, since I've spent 36 years using my first name in my internal monologue.

[PokhrajRoy.]

I always miss out on Q&As (the entries bit) but it’s great fun to hear what people say.

[Tortle]

I love your videos. As a straight/cis person, hearing about your experiences and perspective is really helpful!

[MonsieurDeLioncourt]

This is going to be very overly sincere but I just want to say thank you for your honesty and openness in all your videos. I've been watching you for years and at the beginning I figured it was mostly your infectious positivity and your personality that kept bringing me back, even though I couldn't personally relate to your experiences. I was just so happy to see your progress and I didn't really understand why I felt jealous of it at the same time. Turns out the (incredibly obvious) answer is that I'm also transmasc, it just took me a hell of a long time to figure it out and accept it. I've finally started transitioning over the past year and the whole process feels so much less overwhelming having seen an example of what it can look like in real time. The things you put out into the world have such a positive impact and I really hope you know how much you help people just by being so unapologetically yourself. <3

[sammybeckett]

I was talking to a cis male and he was telling me he likes wearing heels. Now I don’t understand why cause heels hurt but whatever he may do what he pleases

[jackiebeans]

Cis woman here and I have told so many people to watch you when they wonder about transgender. You and Shabba are amazing and I’m so grateful for you two sharing your life together.💕💕💕💕💫