(upbeat music) Hey everyone.
Oh my god, my voice is gone.
(coughing)
Hey everyone.
Okay we're back.
Hey everyone, I'm Eva and welcome to Roo High School.
Today I'm here with some friends
and special guest to talk about
all questions identity.
(horn noises)
I also have a very special guest
to help us out with any question that comes up.
Sex ed chatbot Roo.
Roo is an anonymous non-judgmental chatbot
that's available on your phone 24/7
to ask any questions that you might not
want to ask an actual person.
And now it's time to announce our totally cool
and amazing MCs for the night Aaron.
(upbeat music)
And James.
Aaron and James are followed by
all of our wonderful classmates.
So I'm gonna go collect their questions and
take this bowl and uh,
give it to Roo.
(flash clicks)
- [James] Here comes Bjorn
with a question about identity.
Okay, I see you Evie with questions about pronouns.
What is up Roo High School?
What is up everybody?
It's DJ James B on the ones and twos.
(disc scraping)
With my beautiful co-host.
- Ms. Aaron baby on the beat.
(disc scraping)
Ya'll know the vibe period.
- What are your pronouns?
- My pronouns are she, her, thank you very much.
- And mine are he, him, thank you very much.
(clapping) - Yay.
(laughing)
- And what are we talking about today?
- Today we're talking about gender identity
and sexual orientation.
- Oooh!
Who should we dedicate this first question to?
- All the beautiful little ladybugs on
the dance floor today.
- A! - Doing it up.
- They're living their best lives.
- Living their best lives
as they are, as they should be.
- Alright, let's see.
- Can I be transgender and attracted to any gender?
- What you think? - Let's ask Roo.
The gender you identify as doesn't affect
who you might feel attracted to.
Gender is different than sexual orientation.
So it's possible to identify as any gender
and still be attracted to any gender.
- And like my favorite health teacher told me.
Identity is who you go to bed as,
orientation is who you go to bed with.
- Period.
(dance music)
Alright, so this next question
is dedicated to all my queens,
kings out there who are maybe
in the closet and you need to know.
How do I come out?
(harp notes)
- Oh wow, this question takes me back baby--
- Back.
- That was a process baby.
- Oh, oh, oh.
- Coming out is different for everyone.
You know it takes a while for some people.
Some people wanna do it asap
but that's up to them.
I think it takes transparency and self
knowledge and self worth to know
when is the time to make that decision.
Sometimes it just doesn't happen
the way it should but either way
you are still you and nothing will take
you away from you ever.
(finger snapping)
- What!
Or your closet can look like mine
and it was glass and see through.
(dance music)
We're killin it.
Let's dedicate this one to--
All the people out there who may be thinking
they like both.
- Are people really bi?
- Hmmmm.
I remember growing up in high school
this was always like, you can't be bi.
There's no such thing.
You can't be bi.
For all those bisexual skeptics out there.
Let's ask Roo.
- Let's ask Roo.
- Are people
really
bi?
- Bisexuality is real and legit sexual orientation.
Yes it is.
It's completely possible to be attracted to,
have sex with and date more than one gender.
We been knew.
(laughing)
(finger snapping)
Period. - Period.
- On that note.
Enough with the homework.
Enough with the shenanigans,
let's go party baby.
- Let's go.
- Mwah, let's get it popping.
(laughing)
(dance music)
- Roo is always there for you to answer
any questions that you may have.
And remember, Roo is powered by real people
at Planned Parenthood who care about the
health and wellness of teens.
And on that note let's go dance.
(dance music)
(wind chime chiming)
I really hope you guys liked these videos.