No, lesbians are not bi. Bisexual women are bi, lesbians are lesbians. There is a difference. I could ask you the same question... "Aren't all straight men bi?" How do you know that you are straight if you've never been with a man?
Lesbians know they're lesbians in the same way that you know you are straight. It's really that simple.
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im trying to say that we are all people and who defines how we act and our gender roles variety is the spice of life act how eva u like and screw the judgemental people
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"Normal" is what God says. God made man and woman. It's very simple. Experience is NO guarantee for truth. The Bible is truth. You can make up things on your own. If you do, you will ALWAYS have emotional issues. No hate, no criticism, just plain truth. If you can't handle truth, then complain to God.
Funny, I must have missed those days in Sunday school when they went over God's list of "normal"...the only stories I can remember have to do with love, compassion, and acceptance
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yeah um maybe these androgynous people you describe in the video should just be SOMEwhat normal. i would tell you, the person who made this video, to get your act together, but you as a functioning and respectable person of society are so far beyond the pail that it makes me happy that there are more people that are not like you in the world. sometimes normal is good, it's just too bad you never had the parental guidance to understand how a person with character should act.
What is normal? It would be an ignorant misconception to say that what is "normal" is not being redefined as time goes on. And I for one am glad more people are realizing we don't have to fit gender roles, and can be ourselves. And the person who made this video has her act together, and her parents raised her to act like a respectful open-minded human being which is far more than I can say about the way you are behaving.
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you can redefine normal once more people agree with androgyny than disagree with it. but guess what, no one in society is going to completely redefine the gender roles so that they would become the same. proponents will say "oh well we'll just wait til all the old people are dead then we can change everything," but once the elderly pass on, people are still going to fulfill the stable gender roles they were shown "works" as a child. they will remain normal, and male/female persons will stay odd.
OK, I havn't wached in a long time....did your hair get long??? WOW! mine is finaly really short the way I like it, and everyone who dosn't know me thinks I'm a guy...its really anoying!!
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I think some elite gits have put stuff in our food and water. Not only does it make us brain dead, give us cancers and sterilize us - it also plays havoc with our hormones.
Think of it as part of eugenics and depopulation.
We are being taught to be gay by the media mind control system while men's penises are getting smaller.
The only end is death and genocide - not evolution!
I totally relate with this beav who posed the question... I don't relate strongly to either gender AND I'm bi, so that makes it a little weirder for me when interacting with guys and girls
i've wanted to shave my head for such a long time. just to be able to do the whole young, punky, edgy, typical queer girl thing -- to be able to walk down the street and, for even a little while, have someone look at me and say "she's totally not straight."
i want to have my own experiences just like that. the journey of finding yourself is probably more important than what you do when you actually get there.
This reminds me of something someone oh-so-wise (and handsome) once wrote...
"The two-gender assumption has consistently proven to be inaccurate and inadequate...It [middle ground of gender] is wide-open and inclusive and until it is acknowledged, gender bending is not some radical expression, but rather a diplomatic proposal to become evolved and complete human beings"
Goodie, I like this weeks subject. I haven't ever been so aware of the gender roles that people "should" get and that's why some people started calling me gay and so forth. Now I'm perfectly cool about it and curious to hear what you guys have to say about it
Hey, I idenitfy with the beavver who wrote in. I probably would have as well, but I am not sure where I fall exactly. I do call myself genderqueer, but I appretiate the link you added in the sides. You rock, Jess.
Very well put, as always Jess. I think our society in general is becoming more tolerant and less surprised by those of us who don't follow a typical gender stereotype, which is awesome! I think it says a lot about where we're going and hopefully it will be to a place where we can identify whichever way we want to without the social backlash that comes with it.
it's weird that you're talking about this this week. i've recently went through something similar myself. from being the 22 year old with the full on mohawk and lip piercings etc., i took a step back and had a look at myself in the mirror (so to speak) and realised that this isn't really who i want to be anymore. so gone are the piercings and the hair is getting longer. keep up the good work! x
Im currently eighteen and Im still not sure who I am, nor do I know who Im going to be in the next few months. But I honestly believe that because of the beaver bunch Ill grow up to be a more positive and happier me =)
Very well put Jess. I am a lesbian Mom in my thirties and find that every year brings new changes, explorations and inspirations. Age has taught me to look forward to my evolution instead of fearing it. I hope everyone can do the same.
Hey Jess! I tried to upload a video response and link it to this video, but it doesn't seem to to be working. This is my first time uploading a video and I don't completely understand You Tube :P Could you check it out? It shows up on my channel. Please?! I need your help! :)
I love gender and am so fascinated by it, which is why I am a Women's and Gender studies major. Sometimes I wish I was more genderqueer, but that's not me so I'll just continue to study it with a passion.
Check out my favorite quote:
"I want to live in a world where the words male and female are flexible and subjective, even redundant. A world of perpetual transformation, where sexuality and gender become obsolete as people begin to question why they should be the same person, day in, day out.
A world where the overriding ethos is to question and explore your sexuality and gender without the restrictions prevalent in 'normal' society. Questioning what is masculine and what is feminine is about redrawing the boundaries (or removing them altogether) surrounding activities that are seen as inherently male or female. I long for a world where the old oppositions of male/female, masculine/feminine, heterosexual/homosexual have dissolved.
I'm not totally feminine nor am I totally masculine. I love that there is a gender continuum and you can be anywhere on it at any time. I personally am the most attracted to girls who are somewhere in between. Someone who can embrace all sides of gender.
for anyone wondering about gender there's this great book called gender trouble by judith butler that can be helpful... and there's another called undoing gender about transitioning... it's really good. a little difficult to read at first if you're young but then it's fine.
one thing is wonder is how do we know that we're gay or transgender ?
i pretty much dress up like everyone in this channel.. one day i look like you jess another i look like michelle... and sometimes i even look like kade (i wonder if i'm confused or if it's really me, people never recognize me!)
hey rainboyrawer909 thanks for the advice... i get what you say but what if we don't know what's our gender than i guess we can be straight right ? i mean kade is pretty much straight right ?
I was smiling all through this video, because it is exactly where I am at the moment. I'm finally starting to realise that my changes in dress sense etc is all me just figuring myself out. And although I haven't quite worked out everything, I think realising that I'm in the process is an important first step :)
I was so disapointed yesterdy arvo when no video was posted, guess I forgot bout the whole time difference thingy lol wat a dipstick anyway its now 6:01pm on Tuesday
Sometimes people don't identify with either genders, and if that's so, well just act how you'd like to act. There are people who define themselves as "genderqueer" because they don't believe they're either gender, or they believe they're somewhere right in between. And that's fine, everyone is different and that's for sure. Just be yourself, that's good enough. I also suggest watching the documentary called "Straightlaced", it's about gender roles and it provides some insight on this topic. ^^
No problem, I really have no idea how to find the doc. outside of the US, but we managed to get it here (Canada). It was featured at the gay club I go to and the sponsor found it somewhere. My best guess would be your local library (they could probably order it in and put it up for borrowing) oorrr the internet. I know that's probably not that helpful but yea. Sorry, and good luck trying to find it. :3
okay thanks... yeah there's pretty much noway i could get it at my local library.. yeah.. but i'll try the internet. maybe someone will upload it sometimes or sell it somewhere.
hhaha turkey wohooo! thanks for posting! its 1:55 here in Lima-Peru.. i sooo have to sleep NOW!! :D but it was worth it to wait until your video came up... :D
Completely forgot yeah? You are so covering up a more entertaining story.
leemunday 1 month ago
Seems you're finally found your way. This is very encoureaging. We're all supposed to live the life we want and choose.
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schnaubler 1 year ago
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looking in my pants always worked for me
rngd311 2 years ago
Lipstick problem, hmm.
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AmmberSexyy 2 years ago
Great job! Loved the video! 5 Stars!
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Labels are for soup cans :)
mrblisterfist 2 years ago 4
You are what you are and it doesn't matter which way you swing
menonthemovemovie 2 years ago
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Aren't all lesbians bi? I mean how would they know they're gay if they've never been with a man?
raffafan 2 years ago
Haven't you been with a man?
fenxor 2 years ago
I am a man. And heterosexual.
raffafan 2 years ago
But aren't all heterosexuals bi? I mean how would they know they're straight if they've never been with a man?
fenxor 2 years ago 6
Are you a lesbian? If so, how did you 'discover' it?
raffafan 2 years ago
I didn't 'discover' it. It's second nature. I just always liked girls, I never liked guys so I never thought to be with someone I didn't like.
fenxor 2 years ago 3
Okay, so you're out. No problem. I didn't mean anything with my previous comments. You should make a video about it.
raffafan 2 years ago
Lawl nah, I'm just having fun, I was asking in earnest whether you've been with a man. If your being sincere in your questions then so am I.
fenxor 2 years ago
@ Raffafan, Grow up you ignorant idiot.
maryjaneSmile 2 years ago
Did someone miss the show?
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Felisha23luv 1 year ago
No, lesbians are not bi. Bisexual women are bi, lesbians are lesbians. There is a difference. I could ask you the same question... "Aren't all straight men bi?" How do you know that you are straight if you've never been with a man?
Lesbians know they're lesbians in the same way that you know you are straight. It's really that simple.
XanxiuZ 2 years ago 3
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I'm going to assume you're a lesbian. If you are, then you're saying you never have any desire to be with a man?
Any man having sex with other men is either confused or (no offence) homo or both.
raffafan 2 years ago
sex is sex dude. its about enjoying yourself without having to say yes or no to stupid questions like the ones you pose.
phaan421 2 years ago
That's what's great about sex. It doesn't require any thinking.
raffafan 2 years ago
haha you were so cute when you were like "what the crap?!"
qbambina06 2 years ago
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8783674374 2 years ago
ok i m a straight women but a women a women y do u have to act any different to how we all act
eire1984 2 years ago
what?
glasseyelashes 2 years ago
im trying to say that we are all people and who defines how we act and our gender roles variety is the spice of life act how eva u like and screw the judgemental people
eire1984 2 years ago
Yes.The judgmental people. Screw them.
That is most certainly the answer. Because the tendency to compare is 100% sequestered to only certain people.
Or it's a fact of our nature that we all deal with.
mickblock 2 years ago
I can see the librarian in her. jk, not completely anyway. But really, this is a really interesting vlog.
hannaremnant 2 years ago
my how you've changed. you look NOTHING like youre little animated cartoon in your intro. haha. great vid, as always.
CSULB15 2 years ago
but do you like gladiators movie ?
DGSE 2 years ago
that fun
SexCyberGuideCom 2 years ago
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"Normal" is what God says. God made man and woman. It's very simple. Experience is NO guarantee for truth. The Bible is truth. You can make up things on your own. If you do, you will ALWAYS have emotional issues. No hate, no criticism, just plain truth. If you can't handle truth, then complain to God.
granolajoe43 2 years ago
Funny, I must have missed those days in Sunday school when they went over God's list of "normal"...the only stories I can remember have to do with love, compassion, and acceptance
ashp055 2 years ago 4
There is no god, at least not the christian idea of god.
Normal is just what you are used to.
SocialDeviant77 2 years ago
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If you tak off your glasse and drop you hair , you will you hot!
thegotcode 2 years ago
I think she is hella hot dressed like this myself.I love a girl in glasses
darthragnhild 2 years ago
Well you rigt, girl's wiht glasses look hot.
thegotcode 2 years ago
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yea well now you are realizing you're a woman, not a dude!
pure and simple.
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SergioMendendez 2 years ago
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and for being open minded, you sure f*cking hate at anyone who disagrees with you
dandarwish 2 years ago
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yeah um maybe these androgynous people you describe in the video should just be SOMEwhat normal. i would tell you, the person who made this video, to get your act together, but you as a functioning and respectable person of society are so far beyond the pail that it makes me happy that there are more people that are not like you in the world. sometimes normal is good, it's just too bad you never had the parental guidance to understand how a person with character should act.
dandarwish 2 years ago
What is normal? It would be an ignorant misconception to say that what is "normal" is not being redefined as time goes on. And I for one am glad more people are realizing we don't have to fit gender roles, and can be ourselves. And the person who made this video has her act together, and her parents raised her to act like a respectful open-minded human being which is far more than I can say about the way you are behaving.
leenerbean19 2 years ago 2
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you can redefine normal once more people agree with androgyny than disagree with it. but guess what, no one in society is going to completely redefine the gender roles so that they would become the same. proponents will say "oh well we'll just wait til all the old people are dead then we can change everything," but once the elderly pass on, people are still going to fulfill the stable gender roles they were shown "works" as a child. they will remain normal, and male/female persons will stay odd.
dandarwish 2 years ago
OK, I havn't wached in a long time....did your hair get long??? WOW! mine is finaly really short the way I like it, and everyone who dosn't know me thinks I'm a guy...its really anoying!!
tatasjeep 2 years ago
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I think some elite gits have put stuff in our food and water. Not only does it make us brain dead, give us cancers and sterilize us - it also plays havoc with our hormones.
Think of it as part of eugenics and depopulation.
We are being taught to be gay by the media mind control system while men's penises are getting smaller.
The only end is death and genocide - not evolution!
HenryRage 2 years ago
No, it's just you who's braindead.
JesseLH88 2 years ago
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Wish i could procreate on your glasses.
mrpossom86 2 years ago
i think we're always evolving as human beings. it is the very nature of what humans are. all genders and everyone in between.
fennerrumble 2 years ago
i loved your bleached hair!
simplayaj 2 years ago 3
I totally relate with this beav who posed the question... I don't relate strongly to either gender AND I'm bi, so that makes it a little weirder for me when interacting with guys and girls
Madamoiselle666 2 years ago 3
i've wanted to shave my head for such a long time. just to be able to do the whole young, punky, edgy, typical queer girl thing -- to be able to walk down the street and, for even a little while, have someone look at me and say "she's totally not straight."
i want to have my own experiences just like that. the journey of finding yourself is probably more important than what you do when you actually get there.
technicolor444 2 years ago
That is a very inspiring quote.
"The journey of finding yourself is more important that what you do when you actually get there."
Are those your own words? :)
vani89gemini 2 years ago
yes, they're my own words. stream of conciousness going on there.
technicolor444 2 years ago
ahh! the hair :P
--weird that everyone is talking bout thanksgiving.. us canadians had ours weeks ago..
:l
AmandaWiddifield 2 years ago
I know eh? lol
Madamoiselle666 2 years ago
Whoa! You're looking like Julien Plenti in this vid. (Aka Paul Banks of Interpol).
Nice.
questioninghearts 2 years ago
i love him.
beaverbunch 2 years ago
Cool! .... but now I'm wondering which beaver just wrote that. :P
questioninghearts 2 years ago
This reminds me of something someone oh-so-wise (and handsome) once wrote...
"The two-gender assumption has consistently proven to be inaccurate and inadequate...It [middle ground of gender] is wide-open and inclusive and until it is acknowledged, gender bending is not some radical expression, but rather a diplomatic proposal to become evolved and complete human beings"
their names escapes me;)...sound familiar anyone?
ashp055 2 years ago 9
Ditto! Two thumbs up! :)
vani89gemini 2 years ago
haha thats exactly dress. baggy pants and vans.
carbon4807 2 years ago
thanks for answering my question. i am looking forward to the rest of the weeks vlogs
carbon4807 2 years ago
this was a great question. a lot of people agreed with you and needed this discussed. thanks for writing in.
-jess
beaverbunch 2 years ago
@beaverbunch
NinuRecords 1 year ago
There is also a very interesting book about todays subject called Making Sex (from Greeks to Freud) by Thomas Laquer.
ps : you look very pretty today.
psyfida 2 years ago
Goodie, I like this weeks subject. I haven't ever been so aware of the gender roles that people "should" get and that's why some people started calling me gay and so forth. Now I'm perfectly cool about it and curious to hear what you guys have to say about it
AnssiArpiainen 2 years ago
Hey, I idenitfy with the beavver who wrote in. I probably would have as well, but I am not sure where I fall exactly. I do call myself genderqueer, but I appretiate the link you added in the sides. You rock, Jess.
Erin
erienspice 2 years ago
Very well put, as always Jess. I think our society in general is becoming more tolerant and less surprised by those of us who don't follow a typical gender stereotype, which is awesome! I think it says a lot about where we're going and hopefully it will be to a place where we can identify whichever way we want to without the social backlash that comes with it.
lindseyclark08 2 years ago
it's weird that you're talking about this this week. i've recently went through something similar myself. from being the 22 year old with the full on mohawk and lip piercings etc., i took a step back and had a look at myself in the mirror (so to speak) and realised that this isn't really who i want to be anymore. so gone are the piercings and the hair is getting longer. keep up the good work! x
krispie2107 2 years ago
the video wasn't late for some people in the world
valster48 2 years ago 2
Im currently eighteen and Im still not sure who I am, nor do I know who Im going to be in the next few months. But I honestly believe that because of the beaver bunch Ill grow up to be a more positive and happier me =)
xoxo
123MikeyGo 2 years ago 3
Very well put Jess. I am a lesbian Mom in my thirties and find that every year brings new changes, explorations and inspirations. Age has taught me to look forward to my evolution instead of fearing it. I hope everyone can do the same.
stacyjo1013 2 years ago 2
turkey woohooo
haha best part
cannedbread58 2 years ago
Heh. I Wear Airwalks. Basically The Same As Vans Trainers XD
HairsprayXD 2 years ago
if they don't identify themselves as fay or straight, they're either bi or asexual (asexual being u arent attracted to either; its possible)
InfamousPitreIII 2 years ago
Hey Jess! I tried to upload a video response and link it to this video, but it doesn't seem to to be working. This is my first time uploading a video and I don't completely understand You Tube :P Could you check it out? It shows up on my channel. Please?! I need your help! :)
CapoteeDevotee 2 years ago
I love gender and am so fascinated by it, which is why I am a Women's and Gender studies major. Sometimes I wish I was more genderqueer, but that's not me so I'll just continue to study it with a passion.
Check out my favorite quote:
"I want to live in a world where the words male and female are flexible and subjective, even redundant. A world of perpetual transformation, where sexuality and gender become obsolete as people begin to question why they should be the same person, day in, day out.
Shmoo06 2 years ago 4
A world where the overriding ethos is to question and explore your sexuality and gender without the restrictions prevalent in 'normal' society. Questioning what is masculine and what is feminine is about redrawing the boundaries (or removing them altogether) surrounding activities that are seen as inherently male or female. I long for a world where the old oppositions of male/female, masculine/feminine, heterosexual/homosexual have dissolved.
Shmoo06 2 years ago 4
I want to live in a world where I am free to be whoever I want to be, whenever I want to be, male, female, other or neither."
-- Underground Magazine
I first heard part of it on QueerFAQtor, so I looked up the rest and fell in love.
Great video. :)
Shmoo06 2 years ago 4
Lol. You look cute with that outfit and hair!
astrangeone 2 years ago
There are a few people on Youtube who are genderqueer. It's good to see it acknowledged here this week :)
aurayon 2 years ago 3
I'm not totally feminine nor am I totally masculine. I love that there is a gender continuum and you can be anywhere on it at any time. I personally am the most attracted to girls who are somewhere in between. Someone who can embrace all sides of gender.
fudruckers00 2 years ago
The late teens into early twenties is defiantly time when we figure out who we are.
ppmusic06 2 years ago
lol
buddyleemcfarlane 2 years ago
i love you jess. you look so preppy today. i wish you could post a picture of yourself being extremely femme. cheers love your vidz
iamangelfire21 2 years ago 3
i'm actually wearing my chunky vans right now...
catrinwatts 2 years ago
Yes, people still wear Vans. Sure those people are my 50-year-old Dad ... but that counts.
SaithJC 2 years ago
does that make wearing Vans cool?
randombleh88 2 years ago
for anyone wondering about gender there's this great book called gender trouble by judith butler that can be helpful... and there's another called undoing gender about transitioning... it's really good. a little difficult to read at first if you're young but then it's fine.
Amandinedinedine 2 years ago
one thing is wonder is how do we know that we're gay or transgender ?
i pretty much dress up like everyone in this channel.. one day i look like you jess another i look like michelle... and sometimes i even look like kade (i wonder if i'm confused or if it's really me, people never recognize me!)
Amandinedinedine 2 years ago
Think about it a bit, but don't stress on it too much. Oh, and the major sign that you're gay is liking the same gender. :P ^^
RainbowRawr909 2 years ago
hey rainboyrawer909 thanks for the advice... i get what you say but what if we don't know what's our gender than i guess we can be straight right ? i mean kade is pretty much straight right ?
Amandinedinedine 2 years ago
do you have some pictures or something from that time when you wore baggy pants and had a shaved head? :)
wegotthepower 2 years ago 4
i usually just aim for androgyny.
leggsXinXaXtopXhat 2 years ago
I was smiling all through this video, because it is exactly where I am at the moment. I'm finally starting to realise that my changes in dress sense etc is all me just figuring myself out. And although I haven't quite worked out everything, I think realising that I'm in the process is an important first step :)
blacksnow42 2 years ago
ditto
i love the beaver bunch and this topic
lucyisabanana 2 years ago
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nelsonmuntzlover 2 years ago
I'm hurt that you forgot about us =(
AnnasuiDolly 2 years ago
Right on Jess! You're just such an awesome individual.....love ya!!!: O)
abstractjem 2 years ago
wow, when did your hair get so long? :)
lenibenimelesi 2 years ago
I was so disapointed yesterdy arvo when no video was posted, guess I forgot bout the whole time difference thingy lol wat a dipstick anyway its now 6:01pm on Tuesday
Aussiegirl09ay 2 years ago
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Aussiegirl09ay 2 years ago
Not to worry, Jess. Your video was worth the wait. I'm in my 50's. Mostly femme, but some days more on the butch side. I just let it be.
casualandfunny 2 years ago
Sometimes people don't identify with either genders, and if that's so, well just act how you'd like to act. There are people who define themselves as "genderqueer" because they don't believe they're either gender, or they believe they're somewhere right in between. And that's fine, everyone is different and that's for sure. Just be yourself, that's good enough. I also suggest watching the documentary called "Straightlaced", it's about gender roles and it provides some insight on this topic. ^^
RainbowRawr909 2 years ago
i just watched the trailer.. thanks for the advice. do you know how to find this film outside of the Us ?
Amandinedinedine 2 years ago
No problem, I really have no idea how to find the doc. outside of the US, but we managed to get it here (Canada). It was featured at the gay club I go to and the sponsor found it somewhere. My best guess would be your local library (they could probably order it in and put it up for borrowing) oorrr the internet. I know that's probably not that helpful but yea. Sorry, and good luck trying to find it. :3
RainbowRawr909 2 years ago
okay thanks... yeah there's pretty much noway i could get it at my local library.. yeah.. but i'll try the internet. maybe someone will upload it sometimes or sell it somewhere.
thanks anyway. have a good one.
Amandinedinedine 2 years ago
i'm biologically female. i dont identify with either male or female. i consider and label myself as genderqueer.
<3
VagabondSnafu 2 years ago
I just jumped upand down very very fast. it's 6:05pm in adelaide, sa, tuesday, so obviously, I have been very anxious.
LOVEEEE :]
jaysyntax11 2 years ago
Yay! Radelaidians!
AnnasuiDolly 2 years ago
aren't we fantastic at life! xD
jaysyntax11 2 years ago
You'd wanna think so, given we have to wait an extra day for youtube videos =(
AnnasuiDolly 2 years ago
hahaha only for the san diego ones which is, the coolest city. I lurves it there. I wonder how much it's changed since 2004...
jaysyntax11 2 years ago
cool website, Jess. thanks!
skipperdoofus 2 years ago
Well said :)
kristine1973 2 years ago 2
hhaha turkey wohooo! thanks for posting! its 1:55 here in Lima-Peru.. i sooo have to sleep NOW!! :D but it was worth it to wait until your video came up... :D
tegansararock007 2 years ago
thanks a lot! this video is going to help a lot with my english short essay =)
xxbbygrl93xx 2 years ago
I'm 20 so the styles I like vary alot. But I like what your saying.. to view it as a journey rather than a destination.
Peace :)
TheLatasia 2 years ago
Heh. Yeah! It's 12:36--barely into TUESDAY! =P
myxidlexrose 2 years ago
3rd, woop.
pinkblack179 2 years ago
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wayfarer628 2 years ago
hahaha it's 12:30 am here!
marysoul99 2 years ago