TOTAL strangers regularly ask Jamie Raines about his genitals.
The psychology PhD student is quizzed on intimate details of his sex life without even an introductory “hello”.
Jamie Raines photographed each day of his transition during three years of taking testosterone and uploaded it to YouTube
It’s all because Jamie is a renowned transgender YouTuber.
The 23-year-old started making YouTube videos at the age of 18, including a photo-a-day transition clip of his three years taking male hormone testosterone.
Today, Jamie broadcasts updates on his life with his girlfriend and about his experiences of being transgender so that others can “see that it does get better”.
He answers “lots” of questions from curious viewers, too.
And inevitably, it always comes back to sex.
“The thing I find weird is that there’s often no introduction,” he tells the Sun Online.
4Jamie and his girlfriend Shabba have been together for five years and first met in school – before Jamie came out as trans
“They don’t even say hello, they jump right in with ‘so how do you have sex?'”
Discussing general goings on downstairs has been a massive hit on YouTube for the Colchester student.
Trans Brit Jamie Raines shares his most awkward moments
His take on "the awkward moment" when you're a bloke who gets a period racked up just under one million views.
The hilarious video shows him reliving the moment he had to queue with a pack of pads in his shopping basket.
"I would resort to calling my girlfriend and pretending they were for her," he says.
The 23-year-old started making YouTube videos at the age of 18, including a photo-a-day transition clip of his three years taking male hormone testosterone.
Today, Jamie broadcasts updates on his life with his girlfriend and about his experiences of being transgender so that others can “see that it does get better”.
He answers “lots” of questions from curious viewers, too.
And inevitably, it always comes back to sex.
“The thing I find weird is that there’s often no introduction,” he tells the Sun Online.
4Jamie and his girlfriend Shabba have been together for five years and first met in school – before Jamie came out as trans
“They don’t even say hello, they jump right in with ‘so how do you have sex?'”
Discussing general goings on downstairs has been a massive hit on YouTube for the Colchester student.
Trans Brit Jamie Raines shares his most awkward moments
His take on "the awkward moment" when you're a bloke who gets a period racked up just under one million views.
The hilarious video shows him reliving the moment he had to queue with a pack of pads in his shopping basket.
"I would resort to calling my girlfriend and pretending they were for her," he says.
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