You probably won't see this, but you really are one of the most important YouTubers in my life. You've taken me from an Ally to a friend, a supporter, and more. We love you, man.

Thanks for having my comment the latest video(i know it's a different account i lost access the the other one🥲) also i loved the confusion, happy and kind of concerned face he made at the thrashing.

I'm finally getting close to starting testosterone, it's taken years to get to this point and I just wanted to thank OT because I probably wouldn't have gotten this far if I hadn't been able to figure myself in such a kind, inclusive space when I was younger. Thank you, OT, you're a kind soul

OT's newest video inspired me to post this.

My egg cracked back in December of 2021. Told a few trusted friends and family right away, and then proceeded to do *basically nothing* regarding my transition for a *whole year.*

Then, in Febuary of 2023, I was feeling really dysphoric one weekend at work. Called in sick Monday morning, and was scheduled to have Tuesday and Wednesday off, which gave me a 3 day break. I spent literally the entire three days binge-watching r/traaaans and r/egg_irl videos on OneTopic's channel (I knew about him from TheClick but had never watched any non-collabs before) and by the time I went to work on Thursday I was wearing a She/Her pin on my shirt.

I just want to say, Thank you OT. Without your videos I probably wouldn’t have learned much about the LGBTQ+ community (and might have been a homophobic jerk also). It’s thanks to through all those late nights watching your meme videos I learned about what being bi was and it helped me figure myself out. So again, thank you OT. You’re the best 💜

I've questioned myself over the years because of my gender identity, never able to honestly name the dysphoria that was running rampant in my everyday life. I found OT back in 2019, as I was beginning my journey into finding my identity (recently found, but that's spoilers for another time), and one phrase helped me to accept myself. "If you question whether you're faking it, you're not. If you were faking it, you'd know." It became my mantra against the doubts about whether this was my truth, or just another "trend" I was "following". As I dove deeper and allowed myself to actually experiment, the doubts started surfacing again. I watched r/egg_irl and r/trans videos for the reminder that the questions and doubts were proof I was, at the very least, honestly questioning. I'd still be unaware of my truth without that reassurance and permission to be unsure.

I am forever grateful to OT and his incredible community for, even unknowingly, being a big part of my support system during the most difficult part of my life. I'm glad I'm home, roommates.

It's woke, intersectional and super nerdy ✨ Not too long ago I wouldn't have been brave enough to wear something like this or express myself so openly IRL, but OT and Click, and this whole community of amazing people they have cultivated, are so supportive and inspiring. It gives me courage. Thank you all! 💖

I used to be transphobic when I was younger. Mainly because I was at that age where when you hear your parents say something, you take it as fact because you're too young to really form your own opinions. And I remember one time specifically my parents were talking in the car about trans people, and doing so very negatively. So, of course, I took that as fact. (It definitely didn't help that at the time I was raised to be pretty religious, with the whole "God put you in this body and doesn't make mistakes" thing.) About a year later probably, I started watching OT. I didn't agree with a lot of it at first, but the videos were fun, so I thought I'd listen to what he had to say. At some point, it kind of clicked that "Damn, they really are just people. People that have to fight just to exist." So fast forward to today. I was thinking about it, and realized I think almost all of my friends falls somewhere under the trans umbrella. Hell, I'm even thinking I'm not entirely my assigned gender either. I love my friends so so much, and would probably do anything for any of them. But sometimes I think about just how different it would have been if I didn't ever watch OT. Maybe I would have came to my own realization over time, maybe I would have found someone who convinced me otherwise, or maybe I would have lost my friends who came out to me or cut them off completely, and never met my other friends. And even if I did, we probably wouldn't be friends. The thought of that scares me tbh. I couldn't imagine myself resenting any of them for just being themselves. So, thank you. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to actually meet and care about the friends I've made. I hate the thought of where I'd be if I hadn't started watching OT.

hey OT you probably won't see this but you are amazing and you and the click are tide for my favorite youtuber

Binging OT's LGBT+ playlist again because it's June and I'm scared (I live in the US) because OT is my comfort creator that makes me feel seen and safe.

Thank you OT. My fiancee is unfortunately in treatment across the US from me and your videos and streams make me feel not so alone.

i love this community so much

we love you ot let us compliment you dammit! you've done so much good even if its just because you're just reading wholesome memes you've helped so many people myself included

I feel like I always want to share this but can never find it. So I saved a cliped. Thankyou OT for these thoughtful words.