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WHO IS THERE!!?? AND WHY DID I ENTER?! (Roblox Bloxburg) - Duration: 0:31.

Lets see what I find in my house

What's that sound?

It's from the bathroom...

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no no

no no no

let me leave

lock it

why did i enter

I'd rather be homeless than be with that.

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Kevin Jackson: Heineken ad is not racist - Duration: 3:16.

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What is toxic masculinity? - Duration: 3:51.

So let's talk toxic masculinity! The idea that because I'm a man I'm too tough to

feel anxious, I'm too strong to feel depressed, and I'm just too manly to ever

feel down. Are you f**king kidding me? I'm Tim Box. I'm not afraid to cry and

this is Clear Your Head.

Now it might surprise you to learn that 70 to 75

percent of all the people I see in my clinic for anxiety or depression are

women. And that's not because women have more issues than men. In fact

three-quarters of all suicides are men, and suicide remains the biggest killer

of men under 35 years old. Men are three times more likely to develop a

dependency on alcohol, and more likely to die of an illegal drugs overdose. So

don't tell me men don't have issues, they're just not telling us about them.

Let me tell you how this works. When we start to feel overwhelmed by what's

going on in our lives our mind turns to certain strategies to get help. One of

those strategies is what we might refer to as meltdown, and what I mean by that

is that we will display a demonstrative emotional distress, and that will have

others that care about us flocking to us to give us their assistance. And this was

learned early on when we were a child. We would cry and hopefully mum or dad would

come and assist us with whatever was causing us distress, and it went into our

mind as a strategy for happiness. "If I have a problem, if I can't deal with it I

can call for mum and dad by just appearing distressed". Now the problem

here is that as boys we grow up in a culture that says boys don't cry.

And we very quickly get taught to just 'man up' when we face any problems. Now

psychologically speaking the effect that this is creating is that there's a part

of your mind that needs to be heard. There's someone in there that needs

something dealt with and doesn't feel that we can deal with it on our own. But

there's also a part of us repressing that part, squashing it down, denying it

and not allowing it to get heard, not allowing the problem to be addressed. As

a result this part of us gets more and more desperate.

However with tears or visible sadness cut off to us as an option we might

resort to a different strategy such as extreme anger in an attempt to change

things, or extreme panic going into that breakdown response, and this is why the

men that I do see in my clinic are genuinely much further down the line of

distress than the women that I see. Men don't seek help through fear of ridicule

or through fear of judgment. There is that suggestion that if you struggle

emotionally as a man you are in some way displaying a weakness. Now funnily enough

the men I do see in clinic who have come to me early, at the very moment when

they've started to recognize having emotional difficulties, be it anxiety, be it

depression, be it overwhelm, the ones that I do see are not the weak ones...

they're the smart ones. They're the ones that have worked out that managing our

mental health is of paramount importance in our life. See we all struggle at times

but the smart ones realize we can get control of it if we seek help in time. So

if you share with your friends that you're struggling and they ridicule you...

you've got the wrong friends. And if you share with your partner that you're

having trouble and they tell you to man up... you've got the wrong partner. The

simple fact is that seeking help when help is required is not an act of

weakness ,it's an act of intelligence. I'm Tim Box keep your head clear...

I'll see you next time.

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Is ADHD Real? – Difference in the ADHD Brain - Duration: 6:26.

Sometimes it makes me want to cry when a patient tells me all of my life I

thought I was stupid because I couldn't keep up with other people I never knew

that I had a problem a real problem that could be helped.

Well a ADD is a real problem that can be helped and that's what I'm going to talk

about in this video. I'm dr. Tracey Marks, a psychiatrist and

this is part of a series that I'm actually going to be doing on attention

deficit hyperactivity disorder or ADHD. People will use the term ADD which is

the same thing it's just easier to say. So that's what I'm gonna say but it

really is the same thing. In this video I'm talking about ADD as a bona fide

neurological disorder. ADD is considered a neuropsychiatric disorder which means

it has both mental and behavioral manifestations, but it's also associated

with malfunctioning neural circuits in the brain. We still don't know exactly

the places in the brain where the circuits are malfunctioning, but we've

seen enough evidence to conclude that there's definitely a disconnect between

the way the brain functions in your frontal lobes and your posterior or back

part of your brain. The frontal lobes are responsible for what's called executive

functioning. This is stuff like planning working memory emotional control and

organization. The main cause of ADD is genetic, so if you have a parent with the

disorder it doesn't automatically mean that you will have it, but you have a

greater risk of developing it. Another cause is what we call prenatal or

perinatal insults we call them but these are things that can happen during

pregnancy or even during the birth process. Some examples of this are things

like cigarette smoking during pregnancy, using alcohol during pregnancy or even

having a traumatic birth that results in loss of oxygen. An interesting cause that

I saw was maternal anxiety during pregnancy. Not sure why that's the case

but other things like infection illnesses after birth those are also

associated with developing ADHD. So all in all ADHD is seen as a problem that

occurs during brain development both before and after birth. Here's a study

that showed that there's a three year lag in brain development in children

with ADD. Kids with ADD have lower brain volumes until around age 16. So this is

something real. It's not just bad behavior or laziness. I saw a parent of a

college student who had been struggling most of her life in school, but by the

time she got to college it had become really bad and she was starting to fail classes.

So I prescribed her medication. Her mother came to talk to me because she

didn't believe her daughter needed to take medication to do well in school.

She felt like she just needs to buckle down and get it together. Furthermore she

felt like this was something that we only see in America and they don't she

doesn't have - there's no such thing as ADD in her country. Well my

response was, your daughter has a problem and you can either let her get

treatment and thrive or let her fail because you don't believe that this is

something real and it's only for Americans. So her daughter took the

prescription. She didn't immediately start taking the medication though

because she didn't have the support at home. She didn't feel good about taking

it when her parents really weren't behind her on that. But after enough F's she

finally started taking the medication. And she told me that after she started

taking it it was like someone just turned on the lights. A completely

different learning experience. So finally she was able to

attend long enough to take in the information, process it

and then retrieve it later when she needed it. And that's what a normal

thought process is. But when someone has ADD, there's interruptions in that

train of thought that make it hard for them to process information the way

they're supposed to. I use this illustration because I think this is

unfortunately the sentiment of many people. I think it's even more apparent

when the main manifestation of ADD is hyperactivity. It's very easy to just

look at that as a child without home training. ADD begins in childhood and

usually the symptoms show themselves somewhere around school-age. You may

notice hyperactivity in your toddler, but this can be hard to distinguish between

variations in behavior at that age. So it'll become more obvious when the child

starts school and there's more requirements with learning and more

requirements with following rules. About two-thirds of children continue to have

ADD symptoms into adulthood. The brain chemicals involved in ADD are include

norepinephrine and dopamine and I'll talk more about symptoms in other videos

but broadly speaking it's defined as inattention, hyperactivity and

impulsivity. These symptoms look differently in children than they do

adults. In children they usually show up as trouble keeping up with their

schoolwork or having behavioral problems. Some children only have the attention

problems and they're not hyperactive. With an adult, you can see frequent job

changes, work problems, marital problems, more speeding violations and car

accidents than you would with people who don't have ADHD stay tuned for an

upcoming video on symptoms that look like ADD but aren't really ADD

Thanks for watching

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Chain-Chomp Is A Dog - Duration: 2:01.

Yo what's up people.

I had so much fun looking into Mario enemies, why not continue that trend.

It couldn't hurt.

In the previous video we went over two Mario baddies; Lakitu a Shinto God and Whomp a Yokai.

I'm curious about the barking Chain Chomp.

What could be his origins?

Maybe the Cerberus?!

For the unwashed a Chain Chomps looks pretty much like a black ball and chain with their

defining trait being their large, tooth-filled maws.

Oh and their incessant biting.

Enough tattling, let's get into the origins of this creature.

Awwww man the Chain Chomp isn't nearly as cool as the other two.

Shigeru Miyamoto's states that the inspiration for the Chain Chomps was from a childhood

experience: a dog once ran up to him and tried to bite him, but the dog's chain held it back.

Are you kidding me so the Chain Chomp is pretty much Barnyard Dawg from Looney Tunes?!

So this is pretty much why Chain Chomps possess canine qualities, such as barking, and were

commonly used as guard dogs throughout the Mario series.

Yeah, that is so disappointing.

Hey here's a little known fact.

Chain Chomps were originally created as an enemy for The Legend of Zelda series, but

ended up being used for the Mario series first.

Huh?

I wonder how Link would deal with a Chain Chomp.

Uh...that's about it.

I was expecting something huge, but got nothing.

It might not be what I intended but it was still interesting.

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STEF SANJATI AND I REACT TO "IS GENDER A PERSONAL CHOICE?" VIDEO - Duration: 20:19.

Chase: Hey guys, it's me Chaseypoo and today. I am welcomed by the beautiful Stef Sanjati.

Stef: Yes, hello I am so happy to be back on Chase's channel it has been a good several months,

And you know I'm just here to like say hi and stuff.

Chase: Yeah, we've been hanging out. We've had a meet up and it was awesome.

Stef: It's incredible. Chase: It was fantastic.

Stef: fantabulous, terrific is what I was going to say.

Chase: Today we are doing a reaction video.

Stef: Yes my first ever reaction video. Chase: Oh my god. I'm popping your cherry yeah reaction cherry.

Stef: Yeah, that's true. Chase: People have been wanting me to do reactions to so many different videos

And they keep sending me links and somebody sent me a link to a video and I was like this isn't that good

But then there was another video being reacted to I was like we have to do this.

Stef: Yes, I just want to point out the other titles of a video's by this group,

And I don't, I don't want to, I don't know if we should like name the channel because I don't want to send people to, harass them yeah.

Chase: I don't yeah

Stef: yeah, this is a Christian Channel

So I mean there's nothing wrong with being Christian. Obviously the problem that you know we would have obviously is when it starts,

Impeding on the rights of other people and not just yourself.

So other titles that these these girls have created would have been things like five modern hacks for dressing modestly.

Why Christian girls should be beautiful?

But not seductive so that's the kind of like general narrative Chase: narrative Stef: That we are about to enter so are we ready?

Chase: Let's do it. Okay. Okay? Kristin: Hey girls. It's Kristin and Bethany here with girl defined ministries and today,

We're gonna be talking about just a really light mild topic.

We're gonna be talking about the topic of gender and today's video- Chase: MILD!

Stef: Mild topic, first of all these girls are cute. Yeah pretty.

You know it's okay that they are creating their content for women, but I think the assumption you know 'hey girls',

I think it's kind of a silly assumption to make that you're only,

Why would you only want to reach out to one of your people? I mean, that's not a problem.

That's just them that's okay. Chase: I like their lighting.

Stef: Their lighting is cute and their quality Chase: But also genders not like topic. Like sorry it's such a heavy topic.

Stef: They might have been sarcastic, maybe there being sarcastic. Chase: I don't think they know what sarcasm is.

Stef: I don't know. Chase: The title of their videos, please hunty.

Kristin: And ask the question is gender a personal choice? Now- Stef: No no it's not oh we agree.

Kristin: We live in a society where this is an extremely hot button issue right now a hot button topic everyone's talking about it

Everyone's debating about it. There are people on both sides of the camps some people think yes,

It's totally a personal choice. Then there are others Who are saying no,

It's absolutely not, and then there's a third party who aren't really sure. So in this video

We really want to dive into this topic and help you understand how to think about this issue from a Christian perspective.

Bethany: So several months ago. I was talking to a little girl.

She was only maybe 9 or 10 years old this little girl grew up in a Christian Church, a Christian home,

she came from a solid upbringing, but because of the-

Chase: But because-

Stef: No hold on, I mean solid upbringing yeah, but why is it-

I mean it's not the point of this video. I don't want it-

Chase: I know what your saying. Stef: That is maybe one solid upbringing.

But I feel like she's implying that that is the only solid upbringing. That is making me feel unconfortable.

Chase: Yeah from a Christian, a Christian perspective. Stef: Yes, and that's I mean that's there are Christian perspectives of course. That's the thing, but I'm just concerned,

You know when they said oh, they said you know some people are like yes absolutely. It is a choice.

I don't think any trans people are arguing that it's a choice. No because that's the whole point and a lot of choice.

Yeah, do you think we would choose this? Chase: Why are you even having this debate right this - Stef: It's not a debate.

Stef: It's our reality. Chase: Right.

I'm hesitating here but are we gonna? Yeah.

Bethany: Questions and pressures that culture was placing on her she was having to ask some really big questions.

So I remember her big eyes looking up at me, and she was asking me about the topic of gender.

Homosexuality, transgender, all these big topics and she was asking,

"Is Gender a personal choice?" Should someone for themself be able to say well. I feel this way I feel- Chase: A nine-year-old, please.

Stef: well maybe.

But you know what that's a great thing okay?

For a child to be able to question the world around them and say,

Why are people Tran? absolutely what who are like you know and the answer is not to be like because they're bad.

You know it's maybe, oh!

I don't know you should maybe ask a trans person instead of asking me because I have no experience in this topic. Chase: Absolutely.

Bethany: Well, you know if I'm a girl, but I feel like a boy can I choose to be a boy?

And she was asking me in depth all of these different questions.

Stef: So I hold on I'm sorry for stopping this so much.

But the reality is if you are a girl.

And you feel like a boy you cannot choose to be a boy because you're not one but if you're a boy,

You're a boy just like chase is a boy, and I am a girl yeah. That's not a choice.

We made we aren't I'm not a boy that chose to be a girl. I am a girl.

I've always been a girl I was a girl when I was a kid yeah.

I didn't know it because nobody gave me access to the resources in the language. I needed to understand the way I was feeling.

Chase: It's a really good point actually. I think that's a good point. Stef: There's no choice involved here. That's a good point

Bethany: I was talking to her about it,

And I was saying you know explaining to her what the Bible said and asked Christians what our perspective should be; and she was kind

of telling you know,

I'm just not sure if I really believe that. Because if these people feel this way,

this really should be their personal choice.

And so I just remember hearing her talk about that and in realizing wow we as Christians need to,

Answer this question is gender a personal choice? Because this is something we're facing today.

In our very own cities right now. Kristin: So the question is, is gender a personal choice?

It's such a relevant question that we do need to answer, and in order to get that answer,

we actually have to dig a little bit below the surface and ask this question. Who or what is our authority source?

So if you're saying yeah, I believe genders a personal choice.

I can become a guy, I can become a girl, I can go back and forth, I can do whatever feels good in the moment.

Well, then your authority is based on your feelings.

Or maybe your authority is based on your history so whatever the cultural flow is the culture says yeah,

It's totally okay to change your gender,

It's totally okay to define redefine your gender according to what you feel like then you might say, yeah

That's my authority source and so sure I believe that's okay. That sounds good to me, but as Christians,

We have to understand that we can- Chase: I literally was waiting you're like oh, yeah

I'm like no.

No, they're about to say a but, and they're about that yeah.

Stef: And I mean I think what they're going to be saying is that their authority figure is you know the Word of God?

Right and I mean fair yeah

But you know what if you're living in the States of America or in Canada your authority is the law above all else?

It's illegal to discriminate against LGBT persons.

Then you are committing a crime or at least a minor offense. You're at least being a dick.

Chase: It's a good point.

Stef: All right, but like- Chase: let's listen okay, Kristin: right know what she said can't just go based on our feelings.

We can't base our entire understanding and worldview on such an in a serious big topic like gender.

We can't do that based on our feelings or based on what the culture is doing. Chase: so we're basing it on the Word of God.

Stef: Something that was

Millennia ago like tenth like thousands of years. I guess maybe like 2,000 years ago

We have Christians or whatever like - Chase: just disclaimer once again,

I don't care if you're religious like really there's nothing wrong with being religious.

But when you're putting it's the Word of God that tells us that gender. Stef: it can tell them yeah.

Those two people do they can live their lives embraces the Word of God

Oh you do it, but if they have a nine year old in their church

That's questioning a gender, and it's saying well. Maybe I don't believe in the Bible because I'm having these feelings yeah

They don't get to impose that upon a child especially if it's not their child.

Specially if it's not their child Chase: right Stef: like you know live by the Word of God in your own life,

But not in any way else's life. You don't stick that in anyone else's life.

Chase: Especially when it's a topic that doesn't this isn't like there's anyone addressing. They won't even in this though, right

Why are you talking about? This is this like Arielle like why are you talking about gender?

Why are you talking about Trans people right now you there's no reason why you should be talking about this. Stef: like not as an expert.

Chase: No, you don't- Stef: like of course you can talk about trans people and try to understand,

And you know you know have a conversation about the topic of trans issues

Yeah But you shouldn't be speaking on it as if you're in a authority figure on the subject as if you have,

experience on the subject. Chase: They seem to be the authority figure right now for like Christianity like and

And the Word of God so- Stef: Right, I don't mean that i'm sure they know a lot about the Word of God

Yeah, yeah entity- Chase: let's see what they say okay. Kristin: That's the other thing about gender,

we as Christian girls have to get back to God's Word. We have to get back to what he says about gender and we have

To make sure that God's Word is informing our worldview, so we set our feelings that our opinions aside

We look to God's Word first

We let his word define gender for us

And then we shape our worldview based on his word his word has to be our authority source or else we're never going to get

It right. Bethany: That's exactly right

And if you look back in scripture to the very beginning when God was creating us as humans before he had anything he basically had.

A blank slate so if you imagine a blank chalkboard slate he was going to basically

Chalk on there whatever he wanted to. He was going to create whatever he wanted to he could have created two guys, two girls,

He could have even created genderless human beings. Kristin: Anything!

Chase: Those people exist definitely I know people like that. Stef: Everybody knows people like that whether they know it or not, right?

even if you even if you don't believe and I hesitate using that word,

It's were like you don't understand genderless people there are intersex people born outside of the sex binary right so those people

Were created by God as well if you go by this site this concept right so.

God created genderless or multi gender people to make it up. Chase: Yeah, not saying that intersex people have multi gender

Bethany: Yeah able to go back and forth I mean this is the god of love create to be created the universe he could have done,

Whatever he wanted.

But what did he do in Genesis 2 we see that God created a male and a female?

Two distinct genders two equally valuable purposefully different genders, but they were very distinct it was a man

And it was a woman and when we go back.

We realize you know this topic of gender isn't really all that confusing,

if we want the Bible inform our worldview we God is very clear on this issue

It's not as confusing as the Coulter is making it seem. It's very clear one man, one woman.

We need to embrace the gender that God gave us.

Chase: You know we got we got three minutes and 44 seconds we started to I am like [unintelligible]

Stef: What what this girl is saying is that we're overthinking it. We're making it too complicated- Chase: And this is not a complicated no no

Stef: Here's the fucking thing I sorry for swearing. Chase: Oh, this is my channel don't worry. Stef: Because it is not complicated

That's what we're trying to tell you it's not complicated. It is not it is not trans people that are complicating this

We are saying let us do and be ourselves. Let us do us. Okay, you have other folks

The CIS folks. Chase: Not all CIS. Stef: We have people coming in saying you're complicating it

You're making it complicated trying to understand, and it's great. They're trying to understand, but they are the ones that are overthinking

They are the ones overcomplicating. Chase: You're adding more variables into something that's like-

Stef: That is honestly, so simple Chase: respect people. Stef: Right exactly be yourself respect others if it harms none

Do what you will yeah, that is the only rule that is as simple as it gets

You don't have to even talk about gender. It's not about gender when it comes down to it

It's about being who you are. It's about being yourself. Yeah, and- Chase: and feeling right, right

Stef: Yeah, slathering all of this on top of it is what's making it complicated, and that's not the actual issue.

Stef: Yeah, this is interesting view.

I want to keep listening absolutely Bethany: Not let our feelings

Determine where we're gonna go we have to look at Scripture and say yes, God designed a male and a female

And I am going to believe that that's what's best for me and that as my creator

He knows what's best for me, and I'm gonna embrace that.

Kristen: Yeah, exactly and another great point I went out on to that is that

Before any of us were born we have to remember the big picture that God is God

and we are not

He was here before we were even

Created and in fact the, the reason that we're even here the reason any human is here is because God chose

To create us and bring us into this world and when he created us he decided which gender

He wanted us to be he had a plan for us.

Stef: Okay, if this is the case then God chose to create transgender people.

If like you know I obviously I, I can have a Christian friend. I can have Christian partner all right.

But you know they are going to have to be able to extend that belief that God creates us all as individuals to

include trans people to include gay people to include people of all kinds of

genders and sexuality.

Chase: And it's like really hard for a lot a lot of my friends who are into religion

and yeah the

Christianity to accept that they're trans or non-binary for a long time because they feel like this. Like there's only two genders don't switch around

right God has an image for you,

Zuzia has talked about this a lot my ex I mean. They're a non-binary and they're very, very into Christianity.

And they talked about this on the podcast just a little bit where their version of whatever you are is that that's what God is

Right if you're non-binary your God is non-binary so Stef: Because God creates you in his image.

Chase: Yes Stef: Or they're image. Chase: so you would be your God would be a trans woman. Stef: honestly the closest thing

I have to God is a woman.

Chase: So that so that was an interesting concept to me

but this this is very hard for me to like put myself in their, in their, in their shoes and,

Understand because I can't understand how someone

else created everything and we need to follow this plan that this person that we don't know what the plan is and

There there's already a plan for us already, and it's not we can't even talk about our feelings. I'm like

I mean my whole life at me is I need to do what feels right for me.

Stef: That's the healthiest way to live yeah, and that's what concerns me

Honestly is like I'm worried that these girls, and if not these girls

Maybe their children if they have children

Are going to be living in a way where they believe their feelings are not important that they believe what they feel their mental health?

are not important things and that they have to do what they're told that they have to be complacent that they have to obey and

You know I can put myself in their shoes. I can't put myself in a religious perspective

I grew up in a very religious community, and I've learned a lot about it and

I've listened to a lot of perspectives and the best way for me to

Say, this is like I used to yeah, I used to believe there were two genders

And I used to believe that we were you know we were

You know made male or female and that was a you know a set up path

But even if you believe there is a set up path that set up path is whatever you are doing in that moment

It's whatever your future is based on your current actions. Yeah, it is not something that you can't control

Yeah, it is what you're meant to do

Chase: Interesting Stef: which is your feeling yeah, Chase: it's an interesting perspective about gender. Yeah hmm

Kristin: He has a plan for our lives,

And so if you're a woman God designed you the creator of the universe loves you so much that he hand

Crafted you to be a woman so that you could honor and glorify him as a woman if he created you to be a man

He handcrafted you intentionally to be a man

so you could glorify God in your manhood.

So when we understand our God to find genders as a male and female and we embrace those and live those out that is where we're gonna find

True fulfillment in our gender and in- Chase: ok yo! We aren't being fulfilled

because we switch it up. Stef: what you see, what she descried is the feeling of

Completeness after transition feeling fulfilled by living out your gender that is literally trans people.

Chase: I know, but they want us to live the gender that God handcrafted us how Stef: God have crafted me as a woman right?

Chase: But they don't they- Stef: not well they don't know me, right.

Chase: I know you.

Kristin: Our lives as humans because we're embracing and living out who God the God of the universe,

Created us to be so that takes us back to our original question is gender or personal choice?

Well I think the Bible makes it very clear that gender is not a personal choice.

It's a God choice, and he gave me

Chase: This is interesting because we both agree that it's not- Stef: we both agree, Chase: but you are on the different side,

Stef: But the thing is what they are doing they're just missing a little point. Chase: yeah

Stef: They're just missing the they're missing the concept like I think they think trans people choose this that it's fun that

We're like oh I want to be a woman. You know- Chase: I want to be discriminated against, Stef: but it's not even about that

But it's like I think these girls if they understood that trans people do not choose

To be trans that we don't join us this yeah, yeah, I know many, many Christian people and people all faiths.

Islam, pagan religions, whatever. Who understand that because trans people do not choose their gender.

They are living faithfully to themselves unto whatever God, Chase: which is what's important Stef: by being themselves. That's what you need being yourself

Chase: Yeah I is living authentically.

Stef: Right Chase: and for them to be most godly thing you can do but for them being authentic is living with God's image and okay

Yeah, yeah, yeah for sure yeah, but just you know don't talk about trans we have two minutes

Do you think they gonna talk about trans people?

Stef: Yes. Chase: okay. Bethany: Each one of us are gender on the day that he created us inside our mother's womb

And so it's not a personal choice.

It's something that God decides for us.

And if we are willing to embrace it, embrace

The gender that he gave us and really live it out according to his word, in his design for womanhood and manhood ultimately

That's where we will find the most satisfaction the most peace the most joy.

Which is really honestly what we're all searching for so we don't need to look to the cultures ways

We don't need a phone in the cultural norm. We need to say gender is not a personal choice

It's a God choice, and I'm going to choose to believe that despite what the culture is doing.

Stef: EXACTLY!

Chase: I like really like looking with my mouth open.

And I want someone to make a gif of that. Have you going like like this, and I'm just like

Stef: They are literally saying the exact same thing that I would say gender is not a choice. You need to disregard cultural norms

You need to disregard the societal norms. You have to do what feels what,

What is you you have to do you you have to be the way you remain you have to be yourself you have to be

The person you are yeah

We are saying the exact same things the only discrepancy is that they are under the impression

the incorrect assumption that we choose to be a gender.

That's the only reason these girls are not good with trans folks the only reason. Chase: It hurts.

Stef: But do you think that they would listen to us, and why were trying to be telling this to us.

Chase: They look like people that could listen.

But they would still be all like they would it would still be all about God any- Stef: but you know what that's okay

That's the thing it's not about us to be limit like- Chase: I think that he would like

She's got I think that they would still be they would still have the same view here

But I think that they would be open to listening to us instead of they wouldn't be like like

One of those people were you like call them out, and they're like oh no I do that

Maybe like oh let me listen to you. Stef: I think that what um--

-you know I-

-really hope,

That maybe they see this video, and they they hear what we're saying and they understand or they at least think about it.

Chase: Yeah, Stef: because we agree yes on every point. Chase: you're like the same page like we're the same book different page or something,

Different whatever I don't know page different books. Stef: Same book different chapter. Chase: Yeah, same page different book.

because the God

Stef: I'm even saying yeah

You know that if you believe in a creator that creator created us to be. For me to be a woman,

Yes, that is why I'm a woman. Yeah. I'm continuing yes.

Thanks so much for watching this video that wraps up the big topic of gender if you liked it

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Subscribe to us and also we'd love to hear your thoughts

Comments and questions on this topic we know it's a big one

We know it creates a lot of questions, and so we go Chase: did they say it's a like topic it. Okay. Yeah, all right well.

Thank you for joining me. Stef: Thank you for having me Chase. Chase: This is interesting. It's interesting to

React with someone else to have someone else's views at the same actually enjoy it. Stef: Yeah, I don't like reacting by myself.

I've tried before and I just feel like I'm like angry by myself. Yeah, I feel good.

Chase: Yeah, it's different when you're two people because- Stef: I'm not I'm here by myself. I'm not even angry no, no like this is different.

Chase: Yeah, it was an interesting video.

I'm not like I'm not like all riled up like I've been when I've done other

Reaction videos where I'm just like all sassy with my chapstick

Stef: Oh, that's because these girls aren't really coming from a bad place. No they just don't understand. Yeah a very simple misunderstanding here

Chase: There's a disconnect.

Stef: There's a little just I don't know why they think that we choose this, but that's the only that's the only disconnect here

And if they understand that we don't choose our gender that we are our gender yeah

everything could be solved. Chase: I think about that.

Stef: I hope that one day they understand. Chase: I hope so too. Anyways. Thank you so much for joining us um

I had a lot of fun. Thank you, and if you have any other videos that you'd like me to

Respond to tweet me, but make sure that you watch it first and let me know if it's worth

Reacting to or like if you know that it's worth react to do because some people have sent me like like I tried to react

To the Laci green red pill thing, the red anime watch. And like I filmed half of it.

I was like this is I can't this boring like the too many genders when it was boring. I'm bored yeah.

yeah, so do that and I'll see you guys later, and oh

Please go look at Stef's channel.

Yes, cuz she's great, and she makes she makes good videos.

And we've talked about things on her channel that are really yeah fantastic. I love you guys. Have a great day. Bye

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