When You're So Woke You Trans Your Own Wife | with Tali

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[wearelightbeings]

Absolutely agree with her analysis of how stay at home moms are seen as lazy. Families pay people to watch their kids, but when the mother does it, it’s seen as “not working”. I’m a stay at home homeschool mom. The amount we would have to pay for a nanny, a housekeeper, and a private teacher would be outrageous. Stay at home moms are priceless ❤

[realMaverickBuckley]

I still dont understand how you can feel like a man if you've never been a man? Genuine question.

[thirdpowerful]

It's tough to be so honest about something you know was wrong. Hats off to this woman for so bravely confronting these mistakes internally, and speaking so openly about them externally.

[jamesabernethy]

I'll admit I haven't watched all of your recent videos but have been following you for a while, at one point I was watching all of your videos. You have an amazing way of talking to people, getting to the heart of their views, issues or situations. You challenge them when needed but also make sure that what they say isn't misconstrued. It's important to let people tell their own stories and not have words put into their mouths.

[Thavar]

Ben really met his match when it comes to long pauses. Haha

[lolalaise]

When I was a teen I tried to be vegan, I also begged my bf at the time to do it with me, he did. Then I realised I felt like shit and started eating meat again, but he didn’t.. he was too deep in the belief system, even though I’d realised that the belief was an unhealthy ideology, he couldn’t… I learned then how easy it is to spread bad ideas and how powerful ideologies are and how much responsibility we hold for sharing them.

[bonicourtright]

Kudos to this person for being so honest about her shortcomings. Not many people would be so vulnerable about their past misconceptions.

[jrmott]

I think this qualifies as a "cautionary tale" -- terrific interview, kudos to both of you

[Zzyzzyx]

It struck me that *Mrs.* Boyce's most recent video also featured someone describing how their mental health suffered from the wokeness in higher education. I've always been used to thinking of woke students as crazy, but that's not quite it. It's that students have been *driven* crazy by wokeness.

[jennywa]

Glad you had the courage to speak Tali, it was great to hear your story. It was well worth listening to.

[hhfelie]

I don't buy any of the woke gender stuff, so I do applaud her turn to sanity. However, i felt a bit weirded out when she said she changed her wife's bio without telling her, and went around telling people her wife's pronouns had changed back to she/her, all without her wife's knowledge and consent, and even before she had come to that place herself.
Controlling, condescending, and just a bit infantilizing imo.

[Tharros]

Kudos to Tali for having the courage to speak up about this.

[shelleycandelario]

I really love the bit about not being special. And that essentially we are animals. Humans think much of themselves.

[okmelancholico]

I truly commend people who can admit their faults and their cringe narcissism, especially those with woke tendencies and genuinely thought they were doing righteous things.

[grumpycheerleader]

“In an effort to see the most marginalized we’re seeing nobody.”

[pegm]

34 minutes in and the raw vulnerability in this interview is palpable. Kudos to you, Tali for having the stones to say, in public, "hey, I was wrong" ❤

[juliejuratovic]

This is a great conversation, thank you both. We’re all human, none of us are perfect. Much respect. ❤

[panninggazz]

I heard her on Wider Lens. thank you both for this. Brava really put your cards on the table in a most elegant and truthful way. this one of the most sophisticated conversations yet. thank you thank you thank you

[MsEmpirical]

I try to exercise as much grace as possible, as I was not perfect in my own ability to critically think when I was indoctrinated. Regardless, I'm finding it hard to trust those who were so extremely indoctrinated that they actually harmed others during their indoctrination. I find it hard to trust that they have learned true moderation and critical thinking, if they were so extreme.

[BlandBrowser]

This guest hasn't really figured out how much damage she did. She studied micro-agressions and the damage they supposedly did; what about shouting "bigot" in someones face? Or as an instructor at a university calling out students as bigots? That's not micro - that's a direct attack on a person's identity, in the case of a student a person who is in her care in some sense.