Grace Nawarat, Jiang Jiang's son, today fully LGBTQ reveals the moment she told her father – she admitted she cut off her breasts.

He is another person in the industry who has clear information about LGBTQ gender diversity Grace Nawart Techaratanaprasert Former child actor from Khao Sticky Pork Ping, Er Ra, aka “Son of Sia Xiang” Somsak Ticharatanaprasert From the giant film studio Sahamongkol Film

Recently (June 17, 2024) Grace Nawarat spoke about the program. SCI pile formation On a Thai PBS program, he said at one point that before, he didn't feel like growing his hair long, wearing skirts, and didn't like playing with toys like girls did. At the time, I felt like I didn't really like it. But it is not clearly expressed. Because I am still a child, I may not know anything yet. Being a bold girl, when I was 14-15 years old I started to feel more articulate. Then, when I got to university, it became clear that I started cutting my hair, consulting doctors, and doing a lot of things.

When you realize that you are not a woman and admit it it will be difficult for your parents and siblings to find out. I don't know what to do so he won't be shocked. Because he has seen us since childhood but I want him to see that first. The version of us we are about to be, we are confident and happy, and even then we will tell him.

He acknowledged that the family was aware of the change at the same time everyone saw it, but he believed the family already knew. Because he had been thinking about it for a while. Either with a friend or with a doctor. The family may be the last. There are other people who know and then go on to tell their families. They see this method as more suitable for their families

As for his father, he has nothing to do with it. I didn't even see it as a problem. Since we were children you see that we are half woman and half man. Until one day he went and told his father that he wanted to dress like a man to get his degree. He just answered. “So when is graduation day?” So I think maybe that's enough. Then he was surprised that his father did not hold on to anything. You see, it's just a group. What will we wear? How will we be? Therefore, he considers himself lucky to have a family that understands him.

Moreover, the family members felt fine. It's also something I'm lucky about. But part of it probably comes from when we were kids, we weren't normal girls. People around you will understand. We work in a completely creative field. The entertainment industry already has a great deal of gender diversity.

Once I consulted a friend that we were going to cut the breasts. But he was asked, Don't you think it's a sin? But from their own point of view, they don't see that what we do is hurting our parents. Because this is our body, surgery should have nothing to do with it. Because my friend is still having a nose job. But we're not the ones who think about things like that. Consider it not a sin or not a sin. Because it is one type of treatment

Things People Don't Understand About Who We Are Sometimes I feel doubtful. Why do you say it's a shame because we don't see ourselves in the future that way? It appears that people who look like this must have another image. It is something that he cannot determine and how he expects us to be when we grow up? But I myself consider that we will regret it more. If you don't live your life the way you want to live it. No matter what anyone says we will be like this anyway.

The reason I decided to speak out is because I just want to be a reflection of the fact that[LGBTQ]kids don't have anything. There is nothing wrong with the baby. He's just happy to be like this. In fact, we are no different. We are human too. Maybe how you look, who you want to love, how you dress. But we are not different. I think it's important for everyone to understand.

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