Showing posts with label YouTube. Show all posts
Showing posts with label YouTube. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 25, 2014

Thank You to the LGBT of YouTube!

This is going to be quite lengthy and I'm going to name as many YouTubers as I can think of so please bear with me. I'm going to list their channel names and link them here:

I'll let you guys know right now that when I first discovered or rather started watching YouTube for entertainment I had no idea it would blow up this much. Needless to say it's become such a huge success. 

During the weekends I would start casually watching videos on YouTube just interested in entertainment. I don't remember how I learned about the LGBT community. I wasn't aware that the acronym even existed until I was 17 years old. 

But I first subscribed to Davey Wavey who is one of YouTube's most well known gay YouTuber, and from there learned about other LGBT YouTubers. But all of them had an amazing amount of positive energy and sent out inspiring messages to their viewers. I would suggest checking these people out. 

Saturday, February 15, 2014

Living The Life Of Jace

As of tomorrow the new schedule will be in effect and we will resume as normal. Thank you for your patience,  I hope you guys had a good Valentine's Day. I've been sick for the past few days and extremely bored due to the end of this quarter. I've been having trouble with Strayer business office sick shouldn't of Strayer and have been frustrated. 

So I'll see you guys tomorrow and I hope you have a good day, Jace!

Also I've been playing walking dead on the iPad mini and I have fully enjoying myself except the part that they have not finished season two. You guys check it out I love it. Also I have The game for my cats to play with it's sort of funny, and cheesy at the same time. I never thought I would like it. But unfortunately I was not able to find my school books in the e-book format. Since my school has not gone fully electronic with their books quite yet I hope you guys have more luck than I have. Other than that I'm sick as a dog and I'm pretty much homebound. 

Also if you guys know why no one to making you two videos I would like to do well because I've been looking at my subscriptions on YouTube and not many people suffer fun-for-Louis has to making videos.

Now I'm signing off and I will see you tomorrow, sayonara!

Wednesday, February 12, 2014

My Transsexual Summer Review




My God! This show was brilliant and hit the nail on the head. Anyone who hasn't had the pleasure of seeing it click here to view the first episode on YouTube (All of the episodes are on YouTube). The show was fallowing seven transsexuals (both ftm and mtf), and they are all in different stages in their transition.

Personally, I haven't seen many transgender films or tv series that featured real genuine transgender people as the focus. And I would like you guys be aware this film does feature a real surgery scene that might not be suitable for younger viewers - I don't like to sound like the announcer.

But please click here to view the main page.

Friday, January 24, 2014

My favorite YouTuber

Everyone goes on YouTube for various reasons and the main reason I like YouTube because I can find people that are similar to me. Just having that sense of comradery is just amazing, and after watching them I can go out and have a good day. 

So I watch Jennifer Cohen-Taylor, she is a trans woman living on the east coast. She is an advocate withe HRC (Human Rights Campaign). She is an older women which I believe she's had many more experiences than I, and she is always so uplifting in her videos which makes my life so much better. 

I've never really been one to watch sad things because why would you want to end up sad and getting snot on your keyboard. 

Thursday, January 23, 2014

Question of the Day 2014 01 23

Question of the day: 

Should questioning be part of the LGBTQIA community?


I'm not against someone who is trying to trying to make up their mind on what they like, but if they have to say that they are "questioning" I would rather say "make up your mind and then we'll talk. Why do we need to put a label on someone or at any rate anyone?

My favorite person who's, not in serious context, but has discussed this topic is gay comedian/singer Jonny McGovern. Please click here to watch that video on YouTube. It's really hilarious, and he is an amazingly positive person who I personally admire since I was 12 years old.