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Fearless: Ashley Graham Breaks Down Gender Identity with Non-Binary Individual

Fearless: Ashley Graham Breaks Down Gender Identity with Non-Binary Individual

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Kaiden is a 26-year-old who identifies as transmasculine, gender non-binary, and uses the pronouns they/them. Kaiden has come so far, but is struggling with adapting to life after surgery, and finding a support system with shared experiences. In an informative conversation, Ashley Graham and Kaiden talk about gender, existing in a world of adversity, and the significance of a community. To prove to Kaiden that they are not alone, Ashley surprises them with an emotional video message from a group of incredible individuals who can relate to what Kaiden is going through. To further offer support and a new community, the group surprises Kaiden in person! Watch new episodes of Fearless on ellentube every week. If you or someone you know in the LGBTQ+ community is looking for support, visit thetrevorproject. org. Brought to you by: Total Wireless
Date: 2020-08-12

Comments and reviews: 7


How you feel inside and how you want the world to see you are still two different things, because you can't do anything about how the world sees you! You can be non-binary but still dress in female clothes and were make-up, simply because you like that. Kaiden dresses in male clothes and presents themselves as more male than female (on a spectrum, they would be more towards the male side. So, people conflating with how you feel and how you present is not helping!
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this is not new information. it is concerning to see people not be able to understand the simplicity of gender roles. it is complex, yet very simple. allow for everyone to feel comfortable and identify how THEY want to, period. we are beings, not just girls and boys. have respect for each other. forgive each other for labeling mistakes, because as time goes on, this is going to be a growing topic. have emotional respect, bottom line.
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How did your parents react?
They wanted to blame something.
That part is what makes many LGBTQ+ people's lives so hard, when your own parent's believe that you have a problem.

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Transgender and non binary doesn't make sense. Literally doesn't make sense. People like this have major identity issues and mental health issues that need to be addressed
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I really respect and admire. One thing that makes me uncomfortable with myself is that I always mix pronouns for these special people.
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This is beautiful. Everyone deserves to feel loved, understood and supported. If only we all had an Ashley to form us a support group.
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Bravery is men getting off boats in Normandy, not flaunting your disability and forcing everyone else to conform to your pronouns
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