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- Hello lovely people, and welcome to all of our new subscribers. For people who are very new to the channel, I'm sure you have an awful lot of questions. And I've noticed some of them popping up over and over again in the comments. And even though some of these questions have been answered in other different videos all around the channel, I wanted to give you some answers all in one place so it's very easy for you guys to get to know me. Thank you very much to my twitter and Instagram followers, who also helped in pulling together a list of questions that people may have when they first come across me. Of course, if you are one of those people who watch all of my videos, but don't yet subscribe, By the way I do see in analytics that you keep watching, but you haven't subscribed yet, I can see that, then do. Please hit the subscribe button. And remember to also click the notification bell, because that is the only way YouTube will tell you when I release a new video. We'll start with the very easy stuff. Hi, I'm Jessica. Jessica Kellgren-Fozard as the channel name implies. I am 30 years old. I live in the lovely city of Brighton, on the south coast of England. And I make YouTube videos full-time. So the number one, top question is "Are you a lesbian?" Yes. I am a lesbian, and I am indeed married to a woman. My wife's name is Claudia, she's a dentist, she's half Malaysian, she's fabulous, she's so gorgeous. And you'll see her in an awful lot of my videos, because we are those kind of soulmate stuck together like glue. We've been together for 5 years now, and it's almost our third wedding anniversary. Which is so special. After the general gayness questions, the next most asked question is, "What are your disabilities?" Well, I do have a video that explains all about my disabilities, but it's a little old. You can find it in the card above, however, and I'm going to link it down in the description. In short, my disabilities are hereditary neuropathy with liability to pressure palsies and mixed connective tissue disorder with associated postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome. What that essentially means is that the nerves in my body don't work particularly well. They don't send the signals very fast, and the coating on my nerves, known as the myelin sheath, which if you think of electrical wire, it's got that plastic coating, mine has holes in it, which means you can very easily damage the nerves that are underneath. This can lead to paralysis, short-term, I've paralyzed both of my arms for a year and half before, that was fun. I also paralyze my feet occasionally, then we come to the mixed connective tissue part. Connective tissue is pretty everything in your body that's not big fat muscle. It also includes your organs, your...