Trans girl says she does not identify as a woman but as a “ladyboy”

On social networks, a video that unleashed controversy among users, since the Thai transgender model Chinrwdi was interviewed about how she identifies and called the attention that his answer was “ladyboy“.

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This is how the model who identifies herself as “ladyboy” responded

It was the user @roman.kondratiev who shared a fragment of the interview with the influencer and model Chinrwdi which sparked controversy and generated doubts for identifying itself as “ladyboy“and deny being a woman.

“I am transgender, proud to represent the trans people of Thailand or Thai ‘ladyboys’.”

When the interviewer asks her what “ladyboy” means, the model points out that it is the lady part “miss” for the upper part of her body, that is, her bust and the “boy” part for her genital area, the which he pointed out.

This caused confusion among users and unleashed a wave of criticism for his response, which was little understandable for Internet users who saw the video and some were criticized for broadcasting trials of supposed transphobia.

Therefore, they left him comments as:

• “But, what about the lie? Hahahaha she knows she’s not a real woman and that’s it”
• “Is common sense called transphobia?”
• “In Thailand they are more advanced, they don’t have the nonsense of Westerners”
• “And I say, can’t it be a man who identifies with femininity and who is clear that he has nothing of a woman? In short, one who is aware of what he is and who at least does not deceive himself”
• “That term transphobia has become distorted”
• “she is more right than the entire movement that accuses her”

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What is a “ladyboy”?

And the Thai model was not so wrongbecause in that country it is quite common for girls transgender are known as “ladyboy“Therefore, the correction what he did, although it is usually a more term colloquial.

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