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One of My English Students in Vietnam

Hong Phuc is smart young lady with strong ambitions to be an English teacher and an OB/GYN physician. She has been my student for several years now.

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woo2fly21 commented on 24 Jan 2014

great vid, you can tell shes just telling him what he wants to hear eh so full of it lol

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FTM in Japan

my experiences and feelings 2nd day in japan as a transguy... how many times have i said AWKWARD.

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JesseW213 commented on 26 Dec 2010

@RagdollSweets thanks so much!!:) I think I dooo, and I feel so much confident here for sure ^^ and yes a lot of young boys are very androgynous and pretty:) ahh jrockers *_* so hot XDD awwn but to me you pass very well, and tho you may look like a young boy, thats okay cause I can get into places cheap and as a middle schooler! hehehe awn.. I'm so sorry to hear that.. race is a whole other issue as well, in my city not a lot of mixed race people so.. its like they assume that we're foreigners..

JesseW213 commented on 14 Dec 2010

@stillprince you know its a bit of both I would say:3 the fashion, and the femme side of young japanese men in society now, I feel very comfortable in being able to fit in, but then within the family and friends and on the surface and reality people act as if there are no lgbt people in the family. its very strange, I don't know how people live just hiding the rest of there lives, even though there are no out people in my family here, I suspect a few, so I don't want to hide, and raise awareness

RagdollSweets commented on 16 Dec 2010

Congrats on the safe trip to Japan! And I bet you pass just fine there :D You know how feminine and androgynous jrockers and visual kei peeps are. Plus your jaw really helps, it's not soft or fem Asian like mine. My friend, Ayame, is half-black and half-jap and was having an identity crisis in college because neither clique would really accept her. Iunno I just felt you should know that you're not alone :D And we're in similar situations! It really is awkward to be stealth but not. Love

JesseW213 commented on 28 Feb 2011

@Bionibly oh no way! hehe what part of japan were you in? did you work here as well? I am actually living here now:D awn i see~ ooh im so glad you had a good experience here! im so glad for you! I think that happends to me at work.. and maybe people can't really tell if i am boy or a girl but no one really saids anything so its nice, when i was working back in the states i got harassed more about my gender identity then here in japan, its more positive and get told i look good as male:)

senpai16 commented on 12 Dec 2010

Totally with you man. For me its simple to explain and move on for people I know but haven't seen in a bit but always tough with family. You don't want rejection. I'm in that situation now getting to know my fathers side and the a pretty conservative old style baptist black Christian. I love them so much in the time I've got to know them but idk how they will react to me. I hope you can find an standable ground with your family where you can be true to them about yourself without fear!

JesseW213 commented on 28 Feb 2011

@genderboi aw thanks so much!! and np:) i love sharing my experiences here.. because it really is interesting! funny you mention that now because I am in that situation now working part time in japan. being stealth/not stealth and almost 4 months on testosterone and working as female, I sort of got confused as to what the hell am i doing.. putting myself through this situation but I am only doing this to save up for surgery since the currency is good here compared to the dollar:3

JesseW213 commented on 28 Feb 2011

of course! that is good to hear! congrats on T, when are you planning on starting? thanks:D T is amazing.. im loving every change that im seeing along the way.. i dont think about T or gender as much pre-T because thats all i wanted so now i can actually focus more at work.. i'm even having a stache coming in but no one noticed at work xD its hilarious! more muscles coming in and defintely noticed my face change, hunger, energy, and the great sex drive haha XP peace&love jesse

JesseW213 commented on 15 Dec 2010

@sionv2009 thats awesome! XDD hahaha I wish... I've thought about that but.. imagine how complicated that can get X.X I do know of a ftm who is a dancer, and ikemen type his name is atsushi. ahh i see.. do your relatives know how you identify? how do you plan on coming out to them? oh you did? good for you! I'm so glad, I still want to change my name >< cool, I strongly identify with pan, and i'm sure DX I want to stop harming.. instead I cry it out:3

stillprince commented on 12 Dec 2010

It seems like it's more acceptable in Japan than it is over here in the states. You're just starting (from what I'm seeing). I know some FTM people and they say it's hard and like a roller-coaster within the first year but I honestly wouldn't know =P I say confuse the hell out of people with your gender. If they still think you're a girl, let them know you're not. There are boys that look like girls so why not the other way around right? lol

stillprince commented on 14 Dec 2010

@JesseW213 I'm a girl but with short hair and the way I style it + my style, some people mistake me for a boy... it's not bad but it's pretty funny to see their expression when I tell them otherwise (my hair is longer now so it's not like that anymore). Sooner or later, you're going to have to come out with it. If they love you, they'll get over it and accept you. It's not your fault you are the way you are. People are born a certain way.

JesseW213 commented on 14 Dec 2010

@senpai16 exactly.. it really is tough, I am so tempted to come out very very soon. I am terrified of rejection.. but who isn't right? especially with the family.. >< ahh jeeze.. same here, I feel you, we just have to stay strong, and if they can't accept the truth, they are not worth it, and I am going to end up leaving then. thanks so much, and same goes to you too!

allison1derlnd commented on 15 Dec 2010

You have so much strength! you can do it !~ If I didn't see the title, I thought you were a boy ^_^ ! Don't worry about not being able to pass as a boy hehe! Your so cute! I'm sure many girls think your attractive !~ I know! Japan is like there's a fashion show every day! Its so crazy! hahaha! I've been there once and I want to go back!~ I wish you luck ^_^!

SaruCharmed commented on 21 Sep 2013

Lol you're not ugly at all. You look like a very cute, if young, boy. As a bisexual transguy, I'm also worried about Japan. I definitely want to visit someday, but I'm unsure of whether it'd ever be a suitable place for me to live. If you want to or it's no trouble for you, I'd like it if you'd message me and let me know more about your experience in Japan.

sionv2009 commented on 13 Dec 2010

im exactly the same as you dude. I'm half Japanese and half British and ftm. you are イケメン too. btw like you could be in ジャニーズ lol im going to be in an akward position too. i have to go to tokyo for new years to see my retatives and i have to come out because i changed my name. it suck so bad.

jaiyinjing commented on 13 Dec 2010

Thanks for the Japan-side update, Jesse!

JesseW213 commented on 04 Dec 2011

@MrMerchiodos i agree with you! i really wish the same positive experience i have had here as well, and for other people:) but its not like that unfortunately in other ignorant places :( definitely come visit! i am sure you will love it~

JustJehryn commented on 13 Dec 2010

Dude im sure you pass more than you realize. Confidence is the most important thing tho if you believe you are passing and carry yourself with confidence people wont have a reason to think youre anything but male :D nice vid

JesseW213 commented on 14 Dec 2010

XD Indeed and thats my goal! EXACTLY today I saw a man dressed in female clothing, I'm not sure if they identified as trans but he didn't look like he shaved all the way so that was kind of neat:D genderfucking stuff hehe!

Milo Keronen commented on 31 Dec 2011

Don't think that you are not good looking. I think your cute. ;) If you'd come to my country everyone I know would die to get you. So bro, don't feel bad, here is many others too, like me, hoping to be as fine as you.

JesseW213 commented on 01 Mar 2011

@Bionibly oh wow~ that is amazing!! awn thanks:) though i prefer to be in tokyo.. i love my life here with my supportive family

sionv2009 commented on 16 Dec 2010

@JesseW213 my relatives probably dont have any idea that im trans. i have to come out when i go to see them next january. we always go to tokyo to see them. I dont really want to go but i want otoshidama. lol

GothTKei commented on 13 Dec 2010

ah, keep your head up. You can when you are ready and this may not be the time. and Im sure you blend in alot better there then in the USA. There are differences to both countries. I think you look awesome.

Merchiodos commented on 04 Dec 2011

i wish everyone was accepting to trans as they are in japan. thats why i love japan because everyone is accepting. i would love to move or visit japan one day because i love everything bout the culture

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Christine Tung commented on 02 Feb 2016

sweet work jeremy

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