How Do People Recognize You? LADYBOY Interview

Chinni is a proud transgender woman from Thailand answering some interesting questions.

Interviewed by Marcin Zabinski:

#ladyboys #thailand #bangkok

[martinkevill]

Well for one thing, she has more empathy and intelligence than people who make fun of her!.

[hyperionsix]

You can feel her energy. She's so positive. And her smile is infectious. Nice interview.

[jimthornton]

Wow, what a beautiful person.
I have a Thai transgender partner for 4 years now, and I stopped discussing all of this stuff, (these obvious questions), after the first year. Now people who meet her will work it out for themselves and accept her for the lovely person she is. This strategy has worked really well and now she has been to the UK and met my family and everyone loves her. We are very happy together.

[DriftGenes]

Her English skills are awesome & she's gorgeous. I'm strictly into full naturally-born females, but I would be honored to build friendships with people like her whose light shines brightly from within. 🌞

[DigitalNomadInvestor]

Guys...yeah, she's a ladyboy. Get over the labels and accept the diversity that she brings to life. In Thailand, we have three genders. You're struggling with this because she is so attractive and has an awesome personality. Respect and admire her.

[TheLadyinblack]

The "signature of Thailand" got me 😂😂😂

In Thai and and many buddhism culture, body and spirit are two seperate things. If your spirit is female then you are female, exterior can be altered later. Some Thai female trans refused to go through amputations because our body is a valuable gift given by our parents. It's true that our body are special and losing any organ feels wrong sometime.

[RVADrummer]

I liked how open and vulnerable she allowed herself to be during this interview. Thanks Chinni!!!

[daveshaw]

She looks much pretty than most western girls and much better personality x

[Zabination]

Thank you Chinni for your time, your honesty and all the personal insights of your life! I love your energy! Keep positive as your are! ❤

[mi_mi]

she’s so very beautiful and well spoken, but hearing her story of realizing she’s different saddens me. just bc you aren’t interested in the societal norms of your gender doesn’t mean you’re the opposite gender 💔 but she’s an adult and she seems happy with her life. I hope she is going forward on her journey

[juanpena]

So genuine, very nice person. Unlike most westerners trying to force you to validate them, she's confident in who she is

[fuzzywuzzypj]

This was a very touching interview. She had such positive energy. Truly carried herself with grace. Makes us realise we all different.. all have dreams... and all human. She no resentment to those judging her. Quite a powerful interview..

[benjaminfranklin]

I don't know what is more beautiful her looks or her personality ❤

[dipendrakumar]

I from India....Literally in this interview we can feel their pain also.... Which is deep 😑😑

Smile can't hide the pain❤❤❤❤

[bluget]

i’m also trans, though the other direction, and i get what she means about being happy with the original equipment for now. there *is* something to it, it’s fun and exciting sometimes to be a little different! when she talked about the pain she’s felt when other people don’t accept her or treat her poorly, it really made me feel with and for her. people can be so cruel. like she said, we’re not hurting anyone. why can’t they let us be who we are? some people in the comments are saying that she’s so cool and chill for not forcing other people to agree with her, but i think they’re missing the point. sometimes it’s just not worth it to fight with people about it, and it can be dangerous. it can get you killed. often you just have to accept that other people don’t believe you and don’t see you as you are, and move on. she said that she sees herself as a woman, she is a woman, what she wants is to be a full and complete woman. and that’s not at odds with her wanting to change some things about her body while also wanting to keep some things the same. things are really getting worse for trans people right now, all over the world. why can’t people see the humanity in each other? it’s a shame. i hate it, i really hate it

[LightingRevenant]

She's a wonderful lady full of joy and wonderful aura. If people focused on her positive nature instead of going around with their useless comments on how she's a 'he', the world would be a better place.

[Meryl]

She’s such a beautiful soul. Best wishes for her!

[riselle]

She has more poise than me. I'm in awe of her beauty and personality

[TheAmazingGrace]

Chinni is a 10 out of 10. Inside and outside. I love her energy and vibe.

[Jimmymc]

Seems like a fun person to be around. I never really understood why other people could be so concerned about how someone else's lives there life when it has zero impact on thiers. When she said I was born in the wrong body I personally believe that is true, all her mannerisms are that of a female all of them. She seems emotionally intelligent as well, l very articulate and well thought in everything she said. Enjoy life, have fun and be happy. Live and let live