A video went viral for showing the heartwarming moment two trans wrestlers got engaged in the middle of a match.Trans influencer Miles McKenna was judging the event when the proposal took place. He posted the video of the competitors kneeling in the ring, smiling from ear to ear and sharing a sweet kiss after the proposal. Related He stood up for a trans woman & got brutally beaten. But strangers helped pay for his surgery. THIS HEALED ME, McKenna wrote in the caption. The video has garnered over 3 million views on TikTok, with many commenting on the joy it brought them. This is the cutest thing Ive ever seen, one commenter wrote. Never Miss a Beat Subscribe to our newsletter to stay ahead of the latest LGBTQ+ political news and insights. Subscribe to our Newsletter today Im going to start sobbing life is so beautiful, wrote another.A third called it the best thing ive ever seen, and a fourth added, this is the agenda they so afraid of ?!?!? plz this is so cute. @themilesmckenna THIS HEALED ME @tboywrestling original sound MILES Many also expressed interest in learning more about the event itself, which was hosted by a group called T Boy Wrestling. Organized by Trans Dudes of LA, T Boy Wrestling has been packing venues across the country with a politically charged mix of classic American wrestling, staged psychodramas, mixed fighting with strip teases, and drag.Adam Bandrowski and Mich Miller, two L.A.-based artists and founders of Trans Dudes of LA, told NBC in March that the matches are a form of therapy for both the participants and the audience.We wanted to move away from a support-group model to highlight artists and makers in the community, Miller said.Bandrowski added, We dont have to talk about being trans. We can just hang out.The organization turns the traditional idea of masculinity on its head. As LGBTQ Nation writer Greg Owen described the matches in July thus: The standing room only spectacles are making the latent and self-loathing homoeroticism of WWE wrestling a favorite pastime of the president and his MAGA-bro fans overt.Its a dream come true, said March event judge Mack Beggs, just to see this out in the open.Subscribe to theLGBTQ Nation newsletterand be the first to know about the latest headlines shaping LGBTQ+ communities worldwide.