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Episode 8: The Sexuality Talk Pt. 1
- 2023/06/19
- 再生時間： 37 分
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あらすじ・解説
In this video, the hosts discuss a variety of topics, including personal updates, experiences with National Kayden weekend, and Pride month. They also discuss their personal journeys of realizing their sexuality, which includes stories of facing bullying, coming to terms with their attractions, and the negative consequences that can come with coming out. The hosts touch on the issue of gender norms and expectations and how they can affect people's perceptions of masculinity and femininity, specifically within the black community. Despite the challenges they have faced, the hosts remain hopeful and determined to continue on their paths of self-discovery and acceptance. 00:00:00 In this section, the hosts discuss their personal lives and what's been going on with them. David mentions that he's been focusing on managing his money better and have been using a money booklet to help with this. They also talk about going through life transitions and how they're working on navigating them, although they express a slight sense of anxiety about potential negative events that may occur in the future. Nevertheless, they remain hopeful and determined to get through whatever challenges come their way. 00:05:00 In this section of the video, the hosts discuss their recent National Kayden weekend, which was held to celebrate Kayden's birthday, and acknowledge everyone who helped make it special. They share how much fun they had, including a surprise party that David threw for Kayden. Kayden expresses his gratitude for everyone who showed up and made him feel loved, and shares how it was the best birthday he had ever had. Despite a few minor inconveniences, the hosts agree that the weekend was definitely one for the books. 00:10:00 In this section of the video, the speakers briefly discuss their weekend activities before transitioning to talking about Pride month. They mention that they will be discussing their sexuality journeys. The speakers ask about each other's beginnings of their sexuality journeys. 00:15:00 In this section, David discusses his experiences growing up with femininity and how kids being ignorant would call him gay because he liked to dance and sing instead of playing sports or liking action movies. He states that he wasn't bullied, just nagged, and never felt affected by it because he always knew who he was and what he liked. He speaks about his journey and feels that it was regular because he did not encounter physical pain, trauma, or disownment compared to others in the LGBTQ+ community. 00:20:00 In this section of the video, they discuss their experiences with realizing their sexuality. David, who is gay, talks about how he had always been confident in his sexuality and accepted himself at a young age, despite facing some challenges. Kayden, who isn't tied to labels, describes a more difficult journey, where he was bullied and talked about in negative ways by people around him, including family and friends. 00:25:00 In this section, Kayden expresses he had to deal with people opposing his truth in a terrible way. Even in high school, he underwent similar experiences, with friends participating in rumors that were not true. 00:30:00 In this section, the speaker discusses their experiences with college and how it exposed them to romantic feelings for the same gender. The speaker acknowledges the pain of suppressing feelings due to societal pressure and emphasizes the importance of treating people with respect and choosing words wisely. 00:35:00 In this section of the video, the speakers discuss the idea of gender norms and expectations within masculinity and femininity. They touch upon the topic of how straight women often judge men for doing things that are perceived as feminine, yet it is more acceptable if the man is gay. The group also briefly talks about how coming out may be received in the black community, and the speakers express that they don't care for others' opinions and only want to have conversations about it with people they're close to.