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  • Who?

  • Your life.

  • Oh, right.

  • Sorry.

  • I again Sorry if you were just in that lifestream that just did not go.

  • Well, we're trying again.

  • I hope you can hear us properly now.

  • Yeah, good tea, but yeah.

  • I don't know yet.

  • Baby.

  • Back, baby, back here.

  • I'm gonna do my little started thing again in the I'm guess ago.

  • This is Claudia.

  • We're married.

  • It's our prime.

  • A tune A Which is the topic suggested by my sponsors in the couple.

  • Besides club Andi cars down there, she's gonna be checking your comment that you write them, sending, licking your sound and audio.

  • But that's the same thing that Yeah, well, your visuals.

  • Good.

  • Yeah, yeah, yeah.

  • On what it is.

  • A mirror just off camera so that I can lip read Claudia on.

  • Know what's going on?

  • Yeah, she's not just bacon.

  • Least because this is a webcam.

  • I normally we use our camera, which has which I can actually see her.

  • And it's very new.

  • It's a new thing.

  • It's a new thing.

  • No, exciting.

  • Say, how do we stop?

  • I would describe your sexuality.

  • Oh, I identify as a lesbian.

  • Although I do what you say gay.

  • And you don't want me saying lesbian?

  • I just am gay on.

  • I have ever since I knew what that waas because I just had feelings for girls always.

  • And I thought everyone else had exactly the same feelings on.

  • Then someone tells you they didn't mostly hope.

  • Yeah, you have a very good coming out story.

  • That's what Yet the wealth was born coming out.

  • There's only one explanation, but I just had feelings for girls, but not everyone.

  • Like, how did you know that they were different to your feelings?

  • No accounts, that thing.

  • What I'm saying is that as a small child, they were like special girls who really liked.

  • But I thought that they were just the feelings you get for best friends.

  • Yeah, because I was like, odd.

  • She's amazing.

  • I just wish she was my I didn't have a word for it, so I just said best friend And then the feelings I had for boys were like, Yeah, they're all right, I guess.

  • And my friends started be like, Oh, my God, boys, don't they just make a heart scare?

  • You feel funny inside And I was like, No, but that does happen when I see that girl again.

  • Just because you're like a really girly fam lesbian who likes you over Quite Whereas, um, you know, I was, like, before I go my best friends when I was little boys.

  • So I like boys more like, you know?

  • Yeah, I felt more connected to boys.

  • It was until I got older.

  • I had more into friendship was with girls.

  • That's mainly because the boys left our school on.

  • There was only girls to play with during a girl's school like that.

  • I was mixed up until the age of, like, middle school.

  • And then the boy also laughed.

  • And then the scales will, After they could go to another school, we should say, like they were left in the world crisis.

  • But you dated boys?

  • Yeah, I did, yes.

  • Leading with compensation on then.

  • Yeah, and then I'm a populated.

  • Boys made friends with boys, uh, get on better with boys.

  • Generally, I don't have any boyfriends anymore.

  • Life is very less, but it's really sad.

  • She keeps saying she needs more guy here and even some more guy friends furry, living bright with Yeah, but I'm now.

  • I would just say I tend to identify is, um, gay lesbian?

  • Married to a woman?

  • Yeah.

  • I love it.

  • Really matters when you want you married.

  • No, I think I always say I don't think it matters the tour.

  • What?

  • Even if in 10 years time you go?

  • Actually, there is a part of me that does still quite like men.

  • Because as long as there's a part of me that likes me, why should I care?

  • Yeah, well, I identify as gay slash lesbian.

  • It's last married to a woman, but, um, that is your sexual.

  • She's just a sexual, but, um, like I have sent to you like, I still find men attractive.

  • Um, like, it doesn't repulsed like it does with you.

  • Oh, yeah.

  • Sometimes I'm telling you this last night was sometimes I like to test whether I'm still a little alleged lesbian.

  • Just because I think it's really important that you should know about watching TV, and she's like, Yeah, I'm going.

  • What?

  • Oh, I was just imagining kissing those people on the TV and I was like, No, So, I, um, definitely east.

  • Okay.

  • Okay.

  • Well, let's get to know, darling, there's a weird right.

  • So I seem, you know, men on television you are conventionally really attractive or something I'm like, Imagine.

  • Oh, no, I can't do it.

  • I can't do it.

  • Yeah, so then I Yeah, still.

  • Hello, Tilly.

  • You come to join?

  • What?

  • Tilly is just sleeping on my laugh.

  • But besides help.

  • So yeah, with a revelation moment, they include, um, yeah, I was talking about There's only one thing that really thinking about how we're gonna answer some questions And the main one.

  • Apparently, we've never made a video about my coming out story.

  • No century.

  • I have asked you, You said that I was like, Yeah, I just, um I know they're so shy with your role.

  • Well, it's not that I don't personally think it's not interesting.

  • It's not like before she coming out stories of the people's know that.

  • Oh, I told my dad and he cried and then let me hugged it out.

  • It's not like I don't have anything like that particularly.

  • I told my dad and he was just like, oh, okay.

  • And then that was it.

  • Never talked about it.

  • And he was like, Oh, but he went out with your boyfriend for five years, It was like, Yeah, but now we're like girls, and he's like, Oh, so you like body feels like I don't know.

  • I'm just gonna go for the girls at the moment.

  • He's like, Oh, and then he was like, I went for a phase when I was your age, and I quite liked men for a while, but I didn't go there.

  • Was like, all right.

  • But I am gonna go there.

  • And he was just one of those.

  • You know what?

  • When I was like Anyway, I love, I don't know.

  • I don't like all the people on some idiotic Yeah, I went through a phase.

  • That's a way of saying that's OK in a way.

  • And then, like, yeah, but now my my realization moment, I don't know.

  • It must have.

  • I just, um Well, I was like I was in unique ums.

  • I'd be one of those, like, typical kind of straight girls.

  • He's a pub, like pull my girlfriend's out in a club, but not for male attention.

  • Just because we were drunk and we were really close and we just wanted to kiss I don't Well, no used to dio Yeah, but we didn't think anything of it was just like, Yeah, we're drunk.

  • Well, we're having so much fun and let's kiss and make how, But like, it wasn't really making out.

  • It was just And then the next day would just be totally normal.

  • Like she talked about the guy she likes.

  • Night about my boyfriend.

  • Okay.

  • Yeah, on then.

  • I never got to experience this type of thing in the N and M.

  • And I guess, like, But then even then, I didn't really feel anything for it, cause it was just my friend.

  • So he doesn't, like, sexually attracted to her or anything.

  • Um and then my thanks thing was, I bought a book by Sarah Water is called Tipping the Velvet.

  • She's a lesbian writer for to try.

  • So he writes loads of lesbian because historically based, Yeah, I didn't want maybe by the book, like maybe I read a review of it or something, but it must have subconsciously, I thought, Well, I'm gonna like I'm gonna read this book.

  • And then I got really into the character like a really sort of I don't know, I just like a real emotional attachment to her.

  • Even though my life is nothing like her as you like.

  • Groping like an oyster, shedding like a story in Victorian times.

  • But anyway, she was, like, young and innocent, and she moved to London.

  • I guess maybe that I had just moved to London.

  • That was maybe the thing, um young it.

  • Yeah.

  • It's like a coming of age story anywhere going.

  • I've got really obsessed with this book.

  • Like I used to read it over and over and over, and then I found that it was a TV serial it So I got really into that.

  • And then I watched that over and over on.

  • At that point, I wasn't like I just wasn't keeping a secret.

  • I love tipping the velvet and I saw in tow it.

  • Everyone is all right.

  • Uh, you didn't have to keep it a secret because you didn't dress.

  • It was revealing any Yeah.

  • Yeah, exactly.

  • Um and then as I kind of got a bit more obsessed with it, I was like, Yeah, maybe I should stop talking about this because a little bit weird outside.

  • Why, Mr Wiz, this is strange.

  • Um, and then I got into after that.

  • Then I watched like a ll The lesbian based films like defines the stream.

  • Um and then some of them were like Simon Evident.

  • I like that.

  • And I realized I like the ones that have really strong emotional connections.

  • Not like all every sexy or it's, like forbidden or has, like, some death at the end.

  • It was, like, so I already liked.

  • Imagine me immune.

  • Andre really liked, um Oh, I don't a finding annabelle.

  • What?

  • Slightly up there.

  • But that was just a little bit weird because it was last being things that have I the teacher student relationship or like the bad girl in the good girl.

  • Can't just be true.

  • Good girls.

  • Yeah.

  • Why does there have to be an element of rebellion and naughtiness in this?

  • They're not being naughty.

  • It's just normal.

  • Yeah, we need more normal lefties.

  • Comes on going to the l word.

  • Um, so and then that the l word?

  • Because it was so much more.

  • This is a lesbian drama.

  • Um, I kind of hit it.

  • I hit the fact I watched it, So I screamed in my room so I'd be like, for me.

  • It's gonna go to bed now retired but I'd actually go and watch, like, episode after episode of all the Siris on that, I've watched the series again and I was like, Wait, electorate, What's that again?

  • I'd watch that, Andi, I would like really into it.

  • And I knew what I was watching it.

  • I was into it more than just a straight girl.

  • Found like of the program on another member going into H M V.

  • When H M.

  • V.

  • Was still a short I really wanted to buy the box set because I was hated the fact that it would pop up in.

  • You've watched too many hours, the streets know how much anymore.

  • And I feel like I need to know that I have a date.

  • Oh, so nothing road They were as together once a comfy and I remember circling round and round the books of the El We're thinking it's like I actually bought it over there.

  • Not like people know I'm gay.

  • If I buy this book set like I just did it upon a weekly basis, I go into agent d'you see that it was on sale Well, that they'd have a few copies and I got who on I just in back.

  • So I didn't want to like out myself to the cashier person.

  • But that's probably because be outing yourself to yourself.

  • Yeah.

  • So can I.

  • Went through that for quite a long time.

  • Maybe about a year of Just liked secretly what you need all words and no having the courage to buy more or less the infection or more lesbian dramas from shops.

  • Unless I could order it from the Internet, Then I wasn't gonna buy it.

  • And so I know that many stuff you could get from the Internet then, like lesbian things.

  • I mean, back in the day, um and I'm I think that I just like, yeah, so I think that I think I knew there was something going on on then.

  • Um, but my actual coming out was an intel after my mom died.

  • So this was all happening just before she got diagnose cancer.

  • Then she got dinos cancer, which is quite quick on dhe.

  • Um, I just kind of put my whole sexuality thing on hold, Um, and concentrated on my studies.

  • And my mom on that when my mom died.

  • Uh, I think I dated like some guy and I remember being on the date with him.

  • I mean, I dated, like what?

  • Like 34 days.

  • And then I remember being on the last day with him.

  • I was just, like, staring at him.

  • And I just thought I am gay.

  • Like it just came to me, like so you clearly what?

  • Strange watching the guy.

  • But I didn't know.

  • I was, like, I actually stopped him halfway for just so Yeah, You know what?

  • This isn't gonna work out.

  • He said Well, I thought having a I thought this was going really well.

  • I was like, ny I just I've just realised I just really don't fancy.

  • And I don't think I'm gonna fancy men just for a while if I just need to lie.

  • And I just think when I see you anymore, he was like, Oh, okay, but inside I was like, I'm gay.

  • I know, right?

  • And I was like, Oh, my God.

  • Okay.

  • And it was very nice, actually.

  • That really And then, um, I think it was because, um I'm saying like, Carly Well, I think because my mom had died on dhe, you know, you reassess your life, New priorities I would have to confront a lot of my own.

  • Imation's on.

  • We've had a lot of friends around with on no matter what and things like that.

  • I just thought, you know, the time is now like, actually, I need to just be treat myself on DDE.

  • Um, I live my life and come up May because, you know it was gonna happen.

  • So it's like, I'm not gonna be scared.

  • Anyone of the circle round H M V 20 times simply too scared to buy a box there that may or may not say I'm gay, and then I just I find it a bit more than I was actually really excited to tell my friends and family on, but they were just like, yeah.

  • Oh, hold up in your room with the L.

  • A.

  • Yeah, and then they really only put it out.

  • You do realize you have loads of posters and pictures of like women on your wall, like you have lots of paintings of nudist nude women on.

  • You do a lot of paintings of food women, and you go to life during classes every week and draw for a while.

  • Yeah, but I just thought I like the female full now, but yeah, Thio he was a child, and I'm like, that is a baby, baby, that is, that is a tiny little lesbian.

  • I I'm shocked.

  • So for me, anywhere was a long process on.

  • But you need actually, Yeah, I think I had, in the kind of realization of gayness I had been on hummed up in that my family are very gay friendly.

  • I knew that my father's best friend, he was my godfather.

  • He died before his one that I knew he was gay.

  • I need he died from AIDS.

  • I knew that my parents were huge LGBT q past supporters.

  • And so I didn't never had any questions that coming out to them on dhe.

  • I knew that my aunt was getting even.

  • You're a small child, and you just kind of assume that the world is just the wages.

  • There's never been anything before that just this is it.

  • So I always thought that my own had just always been gay.

  • She'd always been married to this woman, and they'd had these Children that always had these Children together.

  • That was just it.

  • How's it on?

  • So I thought.

  • Well, obviously I thought in the world just loves anyone, right, whoever they like.

  • I like adult gays in my life.

  • Yes, my parents and my dad's was from a background where, I mean, he was born.

  • I mean, I even bought like he was in his.

  • He was in his young professional life as a doctor when it was illegal to be publicly gay.

  • You know, like so it's completely different for him.

  • And then and then my mother is from Malaysia, where again it's illegal to be gay, So they were quite that may not have a favorite, but they have never had gay people around them.

  • Yeah, there were those kind of figures future.

  • Look up to you and know that this is yeah, they're from very conventional backgrounds.

  • Basically, if it's so, my parents were viciously like Artie, you know, left wing liberals.

  • Oh, yeah, they love that.

  • I'm gay.

  • They do.

  • So what happens?

  • I, um that's that's coming.

  • That's coming, actually, yeah.

  • Any next question car his toes e Have you guys were doing this by the way?

  • Smooth tol d found out some things about me.

  • I know.

  • I just know used to kiss straight Guys in clubs, my friends, Not just random stray girls.

  • That's still strengthen building clubs.

  • Okay, I know I never got to do that because I came out so early to my friends, and it has a bit more meaning.

  • Yeah, I did kiss one of my friends.

  • My first guest was one of my friends.

  • Hi.

  • You're watching on the rest of our friends.

  • Got really angry with her because they're not allowed to do this.

  • This means so much more jail.

  • Yeah, than it does to D'oh.

  • Is Noah Okay?

  • Well, and then no girl would kiss me.

  • I was a wasteland.

  • Michael needs.

  • Yeah, I see.

  • Queenie, I was gay all along.

  • I just want Oh, so I should say, I will say that whilst I was really into tipping the velvet during my first year, second year of uni, I was still going out of my boyfriends and I told him and he knew I was obsessed with it on dhe.

  • I told him that I like I was like, I think I might be into girls, and you should be okay.

  • But then I didn't even think that again.

  • But he's a pretty cool guy then, Yeah, he's got his actor, So he's surrounded by love.

  • It has everything you need to know open people.

  • He's a delight.

  • He does look scary, like my dad interferes with it.

  • Right, Clara?

  • Next question.

  • Try todo.

  • Sorry, this one from Victoria about straight and straight passing people being high and being part of the community.

  • If you didn't hear that, the question waas all straight people and straight posting people acceptable at prize.

  • I wasn't Veronica.

  • He's one of my favorite people.

  • You should go and watch her YouTube channel.

  • Thank you, Victoria.

  • That was it.

  • I love it.

  • I back to the question.

  • I think, of course, that's it.

  • I think it's a bit ridiculous.

  • The whole argument about our straight passing people in straight people allowed a pride because they might be costing.

  • Well, there's just so many reasons why I like, for instance, how should I explain this car that the day if there was a disabled pride and you saw someone and they looked able bodied, would you chuck them out of the Pride parade?

  • Surely not because they could be disabled.

  • They could be invisibly disabled when there are many types and invisible disabilities as we know well, different.

  • I think it's just about a like pride is just a support ourselves and each other and all different areas of sexuality, including straight people.

  • Probably, you know, tonight I don't see why they said, If I do say, and then the pass it there was a hole and agree I was going somewhere with this So the person could also be there with the partner who is disabled with the child or their parents or their friend Or they could just be a random person on the street.

  • He wants to show some love.

  • Yeah, in the same way it pride, I look yeah, just because he wanted to show support or like, um, woman's rights marches like, I think it's great when there's men there.

  • Definitely it was just women marching.

  • It wouldn't have such a strong voice is the fact that people who don't have to fight for a still fighting for it.

  • I think the impact on this is saying with straight people come along deprived is like they helped pass those registrations that got us to be able to marry, you know, because they're the majority, and they reported to be allowed to come to exactly events.

  • Quality works well for everyone.

  • Quot benefits an entire society, like with women's marches on DDE.

  • If we're all on equal footing, then it's good for all people.

  • So, you know, men and number Henry people should be included in these types of things.

  • Andi, in LGBT Q past spaces.

  • Everyone should get involved.

  • Yeah, it's like when I was, um before I'd come out.

  • One of my oh, my one of my ex boyfriends is was is gay on.

  • And he wasn't with me.

  • We're gonna go on.

  • And I was his last girlfriend on dhe.

  • I found him on Ah, um, Yeah.

  • Anyway, I went to heaven, which is a big frame, like one of the most famous a night clubs in London.

  • And, um, I remember they let me until I was with him, but I still felt like they were a bit like, you know what?

  • You like a girlfriend, like, you know, fag hags kind of thing.

  • You get, you go straight, straight, straight, straight, friend.

  • Yeah.

  • Um, Andi.

  • Anyway, when I was, I would move dancing, and my my friend was going dancing with the guy that he fancied on.

  • So I was like, Okay, well, I'm still beef into it, So I'm gonna just dance over here and I don't see this other guy.

  • He was clearly gay like, because everyone in there was gay on.

  • But I was just having a nice debt time dancing.

  • And then I just thought, you know, we've been dancing for about a couple.

  • Sometimes I just like, what's your name?

  • And he's there.

  • And he's like, I'm gay love.

  • I know it is also your name Woz.

  • And then I felt so I jacked it uncomfortable like it was just like, Oh no.

  • One.

  • He was down to me like, just to be nice, like it wasn't actually accepting of me being in this space.

  • Maybe he was actually a bit pissed off.

  • I was even here like that.

  • I think since that experience that I've had it from that side as well.

  • I never want to make someone feel uncomfortable in a space that is meant to make people feel comfortable.

  • I don't know whether this girl's completely again.

  • No, it doesn't.

  • But I When Henry, just like he's been kitchen by straight men and gay boss.

  • Yeah, You should help people that maybe rethink if you're straight.

  • But I guess maybe that's what gay.

  • But he thought I was heading on him when I also his name was Yeah.

  • Maybe he's like this.

  • I'm gonna stop.

  • Yeah, hang on now, because I do that like a straight man.

  • Come up to me.

  • Your name on that?

  • Likely like her there.

  • I'm gay.

  • Yeah.

  • Don't do that.

  • I'm married.

  • No.

  • Well, that that kind of like I hate the way the lessons was That has ever happened to me in a gay bar.

  • No, don't share.

  • This is a family friendly channel.

  • It was a bad thing.

  • Okay?

  • I was actually harassed in a gay bar where I thought I was safe, but I got the guy outside was fine.

  • That is good.

  • I mean, know how he was in, but I think he was staying in there like he was out of the club.

  • Yes, there was a new taste.

  • I like you.

  • Okay.

  • Next question.

  • Oh, are adjusted the signs of a sexual sze which we all know now don't way thanks to my video asexuals.

  • And if you're a romantic Let me have to do what?

  • Thanks.

  • Did you do that?

  • Yeah, it's very important.

  • It's much the way, like gender, non binary.

  • The actual sign.

  • If I did your face, that just means gender binary.

  • Yeah.

  • So to make it gender, non binary have to shape, like, okay, language.

  • It's a beautiful thing.

  • So asexuals are they Welcome in the LGBT Q because it's LGBT Q I A plus in long for the flight that was the plus everyone else doesn't fall into those categories.

  • Say is already established in it.

  • Yeah.

  • Hey, is a sexual right?

  • Yeah, I'm right.

  • Some people argue that they should have you part.

  • Then they want to know What do you think that some people argue?

  • So I think that's very on facts.

  • I think l g B T Q plus.

  • I think this acronym I'm no good.

  • I think it's just like it's Oh, it's just like any sexuality that isn't the mainstream, like even Adam is in my opinion or whatever.

  • So, okay, you just keep it happened rather than other e.

  • Oh, yeah.

  • Uh, um, yeah, yeah, I think pride and, you know, call it gay pride.

  • But that's just for sure, because that's much easier than, say, gay and lesbian.

  • I'm bisexual.

  • I remember that, Um, I think it's just about anyone who's No, it's just that, right?

  • Yeah, exactly.

  • That's what I said.

  • Oh, welcome, Welcome.

  • Like she says, like, Yeah, that's what I said.

  • It's Adam and Eve.

  • Even evidence like you're, you know, convince.

  • Like the the way the Bible wrote, It's If you'll not want to feel like that, then you're welcome to be able to be.

  • Q.

  • T A I P x.

  • See if you have an interest in gay still welcome.

  • Yeah, I saw her.

  • I wasn't like, even anything else to be better.

  • If you're really religious, you probably not gay.

  • We had a religious wedding again.

  • Wear ever not bore religion.

  • Quite.

  • Chris, A Marine were not really, really religiously.

  • This is completely different.

  • I mean, this is a different way.

  • We're on Friday.

  • I think that it was Don't put politics, religion or sex, politics and religion.

  • My mother said that nobody I love that my mother was like no sex, politics and religion and then dives right in only those 300 GC conversation topics.

  • I wanna talk about love Island.

  • Wait.

  • No, I can't tell people.

  • Really?

  • No, no, no, no, no.

  • I mean, but poor Alex.

  • Come on.

  • No, Someone like night question.

  • Okay.

  • Different ice cream from that time with Paris.

  • Starting where Those questions you get when you come out to people in general.

  • That was where this question, um, a question.

  • I feel like I think when you're gay, you come out once.

  • But it's not just once.

  • You have to come out constantly.

  • Every day, your new 1000 you meet, um, Does she look like you?

  • I get that Because people seem to think that when the reality is just your analysis is, um or I think I mean issue vintage e like you got a smile.

  • Yeah, honey, um, I'm already thinking That's a weird question.

  • Yeah, I waited annoying statements.

  • Made it you like, um oh, yes, I wasted.

  • Oh, such a shame.

  • You'll take procedure, be gay.

  • Oh, you're too pretty to be disabled.

  • My word using I'm the man.

  • That's a funny one.

  • Well, it's, like, completely know why we're gay.

  • No.

  • Your bet You're missing a basic tenement of lesbianism.

  • Uh huh.

  • Never really had any, like, weird questions.

  • I don't think because most number quite fair enough, you know?

  • Like, how did you know you're gay?

  • Um, what kind of girls do you like?

  • Well, coming out find there is normally used to harmonize teenager.

  • But when you come out to people, some of the questions they ask you are incredibly intrusive things that they would never ask a straight person.

  • I will.

  • Okay.

  • Yeah, I guess you went out.

  • You went out to the Pluto base, other teenagers and that stupid questions also things like, How do you know you're gay if you've never had sex?

  • How do you know you're gay?

  • If you never had sex with a girl, I was back.

  • How do you know your straight?

  • If you've never had sex with a boy, you just know it's not necessarily about other people.

  • It's about you.

  • And yes, most people don't see that.

  • People did say that to me like, um because I said I had sex with boys.

  • The hunt had sex with a girl.

  • When I told my friends I was gay and they were like, Oh, have you, like, set with a girl?

  • Now then, to compare, I'm like, no I don't need to.

  • You like I know, without having to sleep with a girl.

  • Luckily, when I did sleep with a girl that confirmed it, But I was like, Oh, bugger should not have it not been great.

  • It could just have been that specific girl.

  • Yeah, like one person doesn't stand for an entire job alone.

  • I know how that works.

  • Yeah, just constant variety.

  • Intrusive sex questions.

  • Why?

  • Face?

  • I was a teenager.

  • He was out.

  • That was great.

  • It was not great.

  • I used to get asked every single day by a small child in a basket.

  • Talking.

  • Yeah, I'm just wait outside and waited.

  • Supplier to throw another cross.

  • Having a good time with people you like, What you say?

  • Is this about ideas, man?

  • Change that we can save.

  • What?

  • What do you say?

  • You, Jessica for you.

  • Now question.

  • Have you ever had a kidder that are not to be home of awake or have you encountered a doctor?

  • That was homophobic?

  • What happened?

  • How did you don't have it?

  • Um I wouldn't say I've had anyone that's been home a phobic because what live in England?

  • I guess everyone's too polite efforts think even if people are remember because of it?

  • Like well, luckily recently have am a lesbian doctor who?

  • Yeah, get Confucian.

  • I started on the pill for my migraines.

  • That's the whole thing.

  • I'm going to make it here today.

  • Everything GP that we went to before was a bit like Why do you want country Shep and Consistent level is winning together.

  • Why do want contraception?

  • We're like, Oh, for her my brains.

  • And she's like, Oh, not because you're, like, worried about pregnancy, right?

  • We're married.

  • She's like, Yes, but I thought I'd better Still asking like way D'oh!

  • I'm just having sex on the side, just in case, I mean and Tricia to us.

  • But it is Yeah.

  • And we do also know someone who was denied contraception.

  • No denying the pill because it wasn't a contraceptive.

  • Use yes, on but know this doctor was really nice.

  • I'm gay.

  • I mean, yeah, he said I have been a very I say, though I did have a cara who I didn't come out too.

  • So in quite a while, because I knew she was very Catholic.

  • I didn't want Thio.

  • I didn't have a girlfriend, so it wasn't being dating or anything.

  • You know, the reason really come out on then when I did so I get it.

  • I didn't tell help until an actual girlfriend and then had to be like, um, so you know that girl and she was like, Oh, right, yes.

  • And she's kind of skated over.

  • It was like you.

  • You're a good friend.

  • You're right.

  • And have, like, obviously a Kara.

  • Um, and I don't raise you doctors, like, ever, but a similar sort of relationship, I guess with because I'm the dentist.

  • I don't tell my patients I'm gay because, um, unless it comes up incantation.

  • But don't go.

  • Me and my wife, like, I don't just drop it in, like, you know, like like I would perhaps more comfortably drop in if I was married to a man like, oh, my husband on islands this weekend at the cinema as we can.

  • I just say I did this all week.

  • I don't say Like my wife.

  • I don't specify in my sexuality because of, um, there is still kind of a bit of a fed for my part, which role rich sometimes I'm a bit painful that I even have to be proud, but, like that's my patient will like Phil uncomfortable like if.

  • But then that's matched me.

  • Assuming that they have slightly homophobe IQ feelings.

  • Um, yeah, which most of them probably dates, but I don't want Thio.

  • Put them in a position where they felt uncomfortable, and then they can't say it's because it beyond PC, you know, like equally.

  • But if you want to be careful that they no aggressive towards but you're in a position is quite delicate.

  • She exactly on what's at the end of the day.

  • My sexuality and my personal life has nothing to do with my professional life.

  • So I think just keep, just keep it quiet.

  • But it can be a little bit of something like my colleagues just chatting away about their family life, and that builds rapport between them and that patient, which isn't easier like icebreaker.

  • Whereas I can't build reporting that way, I have to just build it through a one way kind of conversation.

  • In a way, I talk about the dogs a lot.

  • Ah, they're a great guest, I Yeah, there are times when I think it's for safety reasons as well.

  • It's not worth coming out.

  • So I've been interacting before.

  • Like trashed, intact Youngers, like to everyone, even if I can't hear them.

  • My real chapter from trial when you got here, huh?

  • You talk more with you?

  • Yes.

  • It's my life defensive mechanism.

  • Don't leave me out.

  • I'll just keep talking and eventually you let me hear you.

  • Anyway, Andi, they've kind of gone.

  • A bit of a homophobe rocked.

  • I started being rude about live in Brighton.

  • Just known to the gay capital of the U.

  • K.

  • On.

  • Sometimes you drive past a gay club or they'll just be talking about Brighton.

  • Suddenly was like, Oh, well, you know, I've been here since before the gays came.

  • Think really gets home.

  • They changed everything, and then suddenly all pulls out.

  • Oh, okay.

  • Well, and then I just don't have to go, by the way, I am a gay.

  • Please.

  • It's like I'm someone that I love.

  • That about Brexit, which is like, Oh, yeah, that's me.

  • So, like, yeah, anyway.

  • But that's Yeah, that's ah white crossing thing.

  • All right?

  • Yeah, just because, Like what?

  • If they knew that you were mixed, they probably wouldn't say things like that.

  • like what?

  • Tonight is all right, But I still would.

  • Yeah, but with no angle anyway.

  • Next question.

  • Car's ready.

  • What can the LGBT community d'oh to be more open and accepting with several people?

  • What can the LD get?

  • What can the LGBT Q community to be?

  • More accepting of gay people?

  • No disabled gay stables, just inclusive of disabled people?

  • Well, fun fact.

  • 1/3 of people who identify themselves as LGBT Q plus are in fact, disabled.

  • Did you know?

  • Um, so it's definitely an area that they should be.

  • What are you looking at that for?

  • No, no, I had a reaction.

  • And, um, I think this works on many levels partly like looting earlier, prepping for this that gay spaces have often been underground.

  • There can't be places that are just on the high seas, literally like underground basements of the O.

  • U.

  • So they're very hard to access.

  • If we're flying physical prohibition, always like Oh, yeah, like the game get back into the back room, way hide stuff, which is both for the protection off on LGBT plus people themselves on dhe also because, you know, the Straits didn't want to see and it was a legal.

  • So, you know, even when it wasn't illegal, it was just not a mainstream know.

  • Took a subculture.

  • Yeah, but now, because it's a lot more open, there are places that are well track possible that still need to be way more like Brighton.

  • I think only I remember vaguely from when I was in a wheelchair on the student.

  • Um, does anyone?

  • Thank you?

  • God, I think there's one wheel tracks, I think even in the end you I think even a bride's.

  • And where is like the gay couple of Britain, like there's still a, um, like a lot of things in our in our pop culture.

  • You kind of, you know, existence.

  • It's kind of cool to be in a subculture.

  • Yeah, on, um, and you'll find that with a lot of gay people, they like the exclusivity of its on DDE.

  • That, unfortunately, doesn't mean that it's not accessible.

  • Um, always thio disabled people.

  • I think, for instance, that gay night, Week 80 guide.

  • How if you think both revenge names places in Brighton on club in Bryce.

  • Yeah, you have to go up the stairs to get into the main room you do.

  • And in officers again to get into, like, the other room and then like that They left.

  • And then, um um, gal pals, which held the commedia?

  • Yes.

  • It's always downstairs in the basement.

  • You have to go downstairs and again, Doesn't lift.

  • So we're gonna differently.

  • I mean, I'm just This is one disability area.

  • Like I'm talking about someone who can't imagine manage stairs.

  • You know, it's like this the upper issues.

  • Um I mean, I don't even have any light major like daytime events.

  • No, I've treated this like, I really wish there were more gay time gay spaces that I could go to other than just right, which is born.

  • We can be here on.

  • There are two days that have come back to you as someone who has a lot of energy difficulties.

  • There is a, uh, there is a gaping hole in pub table tennis club, but their son sporting groups and is a gay babington group.

  • Let is not a sport, Ingrid, if you want something, I don't think this is really going off driver like you want to do a gay thing of the day.

  • I'm gonna be in a part of a support team.

  • Because obviously games like playing school.

  • If you like you obviously active and sporty on, then, um And if you're like a nighttime person, then you obviously CD you want to get me?

  • Oh, sure that there was nothing else.

  • Yeah, I think brewing at it.

  • Another youtuber.

  • Um, I think she's doing something.

  • Setting up an LGBT Q space is a daytime thing.

  • But that's in London because every good thing is in London.

  • Obviously, uh, in terms of moving, waiting, just physical disabilities, you So mental health is obviously a massive issue within the LGBT Q community, because just the act, the act of being introduced to be just being the process on the whole process of coming a realization in yourself it can lead quite drawing.

  • Yeah, we're more likely to face harassment, especially trans people.

  • Well, if you consider how much harassment they go through one day, the races that that's gonna have a big effect on your mental well being, um, but how to combats how to combat that?

  • I think, I think, with mental health awareness being what big this year, there was a whole week recently in the in the UK um, on dhe on the legalization of gay marriage across many countries, I think there is much more awareness of both LGBT Q plus society in groups and cultures on mental health issues.

  • Yeah, Andi, as two separate things are becoming a lot more mainstream.

  • Um, Andi?

  • No.

  • Promoted S o.

  • I think there will be a night of measures.

  • I tried to see more in the media, more of an intersection between Garrett and to use my sergei and empties.

  • I am dude trying people in a cycle.

  • People as well.

  • Sort of shortening.

  • Um, with disabilities on DDE mental health conditions on.

  • And I'd like to see more characters on TV who are gay.

  • I'm disabled, you know, things like that.

  • But I think that's going to happen.

  • Yeah.

  • Yes, I've noticed it more in the media.

  • That has heinous shift.

  • Definitely.

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  • Have a good map.

  • Um uh, yes.

  • Is that gonna be answered?

  • The question?

  • Yeah.

  • You have, like, Jesus just sentences from you.

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  • I know you guys mentioned velvet on the ward.

  • Yeah.

  • People are wondering about books and celebrity celebrity crush is faith.

  • Uh, for the second love of my life, I mean to you that the longest love of my life that secondary to you I will be the longest.

  • Oh, no.

  • She'll always have come first letter our love of her True unless I pull it out of love Improvised rescue.

  • Well, mine is then the main two characters, but obviously the main character, Nancy King, in tipping the velvet.

  • So when I said I didn't, I just felt really country to, um if all of the cast of young words the original like cast just below them Yeah, I just love all of them because they over And Jenny Yes, they all their hope.

  • One of them is that they represent, I think, a facet of each part of someone's human like psyche, like Esso.

  • They're like they're all so they're also quite like I won't go into an in depth now to see a world right now, but I think even the creator Aileen shaking when she say that they are a representation of the power.

  • Yeah, exactly like because one person isn't today and you're on a woman isn't just You're either gay or you're straight away your feminist or you'll know you know there's a your many things on.

  • That's what's so complicated about sexuality and gender and so on.

  • And I think the l word, even though it was quite narrow in away on sexuality and gender and representation, and it was actually really it was the only thing around at that time.

  • Ah, no, I think it is.

  • I still massively like, um like I was what was massive paws?

  • Oh, my.

  • I am coming out And my self pride to you.

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  • Mind be every character from Bubba Gump know specifically facing Buffy.

  • They are.

  • They're my key people ever allow He would be our iPhones now because that's not really I mean, that was like, I'm still my eyes.

  • That's them forever.

  • Rachel loose.

  • Imagine me and you.

  • I never get to the top.

  • Not that phone.

  • You are gay icons.

  • Do you like she's not gay, but I really loved Julianne Moore.

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  • Take lunch it.

  • But yeah, because hey, branch in the ocean's 11.

  • Yeah, Cate Blanchett and stewed and more on the type of straight women.

  • The gato right you know, they're like the ones that have rally for women.

  • They rallied for gay.

  • They ride for equality, and they're like, and that's why I think.

  • And then also, I really hope so.

  • And Julian was a redhead.

  • Yeah, Cody has a type.

  • I just get a cart.

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  • That's right.

  • Um, they're about it.

  • It's like a YouTube is a swell, but I really like naming.

  • They wanted you to say that I'm saving my guy.

  • You're through.

  • Which ones do you like?

  • Um, I really hope this.

  • Jonah.

  • Jonah.

  • She's very cool.

  • Very cool.

  • Um, I I Well, um bisexual.

  • But Ashado?

  • Yeah, I'm gonna collab with next week.

  • Oh, it's I think at Vidcon.

  • Yeah, I'm really excited to meet them.

  • Yeah, that is very exciting.

  • I only recently discovered I didn't discover Jessica pointed me to ashes videos, and I was like, I really loved that stuff.

  • Yeah, so I know really aesthetic, but also really real.

  • And grace seems so lovely as well.

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  • My God.

  • She Oh, sorry, Fry.

  • Anywhere yet, we could high five on the marriage stuff.

  • Oh, my God.

  • I really miss Tender.

  • I don't know.

  • Yeah, Cody was like I like them.

  • I love what you do is you get injured one by one, and you bring obsessively know the people.

  • But you know, yeah.

  • And then you meet someone else, and they're like, I love thes YouTubers.

  • You, like, can't wait.

  • Not Can you have the same?

  • So Yeah, well, I was against the whole You stumble over people like you have $20 million.

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  • Even more interesting is when you watch that stuff, it's really grab sometimes.

  • So and really boring.

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  • We're living our being mayor of being left alone it spontaneous intimacy, insects like difficult for either one of you maintaining intimately and second life difficult for us.

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  • Uh, well, in terms of light, because we're just gang, really?

  • You know, I think this is a video married so long. 00:45:51.990 -->

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