Koreans React To Trans Glow Up With Transgender | 𝙊𝙎𝙎𝘾

[@파니]

I was nervous. But thank you for making me feel comfortable. It was a fun shoot. Thank you for saying that I look pretty even with a beard. lol

[@dffdw2]

thank you for sharing your story!

[@crownedqliz9619]

we love you and you are so brave for having the surgery!!!

[@notrealanymoretbh]

you are so beautiful inside and out!

[@giannaarissa]

Pani! i’ve been subscribed to u for years ☺️

[@amteun]

thank you for sharing your story with us, pani! so glad you can finally live your truth. your smile is much more beautiful when it is genuine 😊💛

[@clexaline5730]

I can't the editor wrote "lamo" instead of "lmao" and I found it very funny

[@aimee-hyj]

i was trying to figure out what that was 😭😭

[@user-uy8fy7du3p]

no bc lamo in spanish means “i lick” so at first i (my first language is spanish) was like wut before realizing they meant lmao

[@rafauvu6196]

@@user-uy8fy7du3p sameeee hahahahaha

[@Katnip50]

@@user-uy8fy7du3p LMAO

[@DUMRATBOY]

@@user-uy8fy7du3p LMAO SAME-

[@PlNKUHOSHI]

Please invite Pani more often, she is interesting and a kind honest person.

[@missaesthetics.9330]

@JAB00Z really dude? Grow up and she is a she

[@ketchup2970]

@JAB00Z she is a woman and if you’re gonna be transphobic then get out.

[@zy7761]

@JAB00Z nah she’s a she. imagine sitting through a whole video about this and going around denying her form of expression? sad

[@muitotriste6106]

@JAB00Z why? i don't understand. i only saw a woman looking at her.

[@jihuofficial3267]

@JAB00Z then u are a she

[@arianopoien]

I like how the girls didn´t immediately go "You were a boy?" when they saw her with short her when she was living as a boy. I hate when people ask others if they are the opposite gender just because of their hair being short or long. These girls were just like "Oh you had a different style!" which was kinda nice to see.

[@mikailagray]

From what I can tell it is/was pretty common for high school and middle school girls to have short hair so it makes sense that seeing someone with a short cut in high school isn’t all that surprising.

[@Sadaaaaf]

I think it was in their head but it’s rude to say it out loud so

[@Karma-wu3xf]

Yeah, people mistake me for a boy all the time because of the length of my hair and for the fact I'm not girly.

[@pumped88LJ]

in Korea, it’s common to have short hair when you’re younger. especially throughout school, you’ll see a lot of short haired people there.

[@arianopoien]

@@Karma-wu3xf I'm sorry to hear that.

[@xanna9491]

Fun fact "Pani" means "Lady" in Polish. It's a perfect name for her. I absolutely adore it.

[@ankitadutta1217]

"Pani" also means "Water" in Hindi. Loved her name.

[@rumaecaa.]

@@ankitadutta1217 same in bangla

[@saranghae4859]

Pani also means problem in malayalam which is one of the languages in india lol.... (its not a hate comment)😁

[@ankitadutta1217]

@@rumaecaa. I am also a Bengali from West Bengal, India, and generally refer to it as"Jol". But I known it is mostly "Pani" in Bangladesh because of Urdu/Arabic influence on the language. (R amio bangal🙂 and ami khali bollm...don't get offended)

[@youhashiccupinabbitipsy3815]

@@saranghae4859 but 'n' is different tho-

[@rileyaroha3553]

I was a little nervous to click on this one as a trans person but the way they reacted filled my heart with hope and happiness

[@shaegin]

it might sound a little stupid but when i started watching the video i was so anxious about their reaction like legit scared :')

[@gabimarus4834]

@@shaegin it's not stupid!!! Don't worry. I'm not trans, but I'm confused on my gender so I sort of get how you may feel. Don't feel like it's stupid. It's only natural to feel anxious because some people in the world really are rude and not accepting. I'm glad the girls in this video were accepting tho

[@mcdoofin3929]

I know how ya feel

[@blitz-o-byte]

same , it was so nice to be positively surprised!!

[@iiraingirlii]

Same

[@amteun]

it's so nice that a trans person has finally been able to come to the show! the girls have come a long way from just reacting to 'transformation tiktoks' to finally getting up close and personal with people from the community they can talk with and ask questions to. pani is so beautiful and brave and to be able to tell her story and live her truth is such an amazing thing. her journey has been long but so inspiring. definitely shed a few tears myself so thanks for this, ossc 🥺🥺💗

[@audeo9542]

The photo of her at 20 years old made me so sad, it must’ve been so painful and exhausting pretending to be someone you’re not and forcing yourself to smile

[@Gimmie_my_legoz]

It was hard to take you seriously for a sec cause of your pfp but yes I agree lol

[@fr0nk571]

Just reading this made me cry... damn. Not having to pretend anymore made me want to live again and now I realize just how much pressure I was putting on myself just to appear "normal"

[@Rc1el]

It’s so hard not to laugh at this comment because of ur pfp

[@arcticfoxinsox]

That’s exactly where I am right now lol. It’s so very painful

[@punchingbag277]

@@fr0nk571 me too. coming out genuinely saved my life. im glad u can be urself now

[@stupidsminkle]

Looking on old photos can be uncomfortable for anyone, especially trans folks. I look so uncomfortable in my youth, like a boy in a wig. Thank you for sharing your story so others can not feel alone

[@foxyjambread3826]

I feel the same! It's the weirdest feeling. I don't mind that my mother still has old photos up (she has a family photo shelf, actually), it's not, like...hurtful? Just weird to look at sometimes. The best thing ever was after top surgery when my younger sibling looked at me and went "its so weird...you look more like yourself somehow." The euphORIA.

[@arijeanz]

me too. i once had an event where i had to dress up very professionally feminine (pencil skirt, blow dried hair, pantyhose) and i made a friend there (who funnily enough is also lgbtq even though I didn't know it then). the first time we hung out and i wore my normal clothes and had my hair undone, they said to me "wow you look so much nicer. you looked uncomfortably cishet then" like. it wasn't that they were trying to tell me i looked ugly before, but they could tell how much more comfortable and natural i acted in my own clothes and the effect that had on my confidence. every time i look at dolled up pictures of myself i feel like I'm looking at myself in drag if that makes sense. i don't think i look ugly but my current friends would probably not recognize me at first glance

[@syra1541]

@@foxyjambread3826 that's genuinely so sweet

[@punchingbag277]

same. before transitioning, i always looked so dreary and sad. now i feel like ive been reborn in some way lolol. looking back, feels like looking at myself in a cage somehow

[@sichengbestboy9667]

hi, sorry for my english but I just wanted to thank the girls in the video and the people who thought of the idea. this video was very inspirational for me since I want to change too (I'm 14). when I see how free she looks now compared to the past photo.. I can relate to the depressive state she was in, but I feel much more encouraged now. I'm afraid I'll be rejected by my family and friends since it's not a very mentally open circle, but I want to be free too. please wish me luck. edit: I know this might be cringe but I wanted to thank the people answering to this comment and supporting me. I really appreciate it from the bottom of my heart. gracias también al comentario en español jaksj tkm

[@junuzu]

hello, your english is amazing !! I know one day you will be free to be whoever you want to be. you will find people who will accept you as you are, even if it isn't your family and friends. For starters, there's me. I appreciate you, I accept you, I love who you are and choose to be. I wish you a future full of happiness and acceptance !! :))

[@jjcobi]

I transitioned at 14 too it is possible! Good luck

[@wnterbird2976]

I wish you all the luck. You deserve love, happiness, and peace. You deserve to be you completely. I hope you'll feel free soon.

[@ellepf478]

I wish you luck and happiness! I hope everything will work out for you :) I believe in you, you can do it!

[@LenMorgan13]

Las personas que te quieren van a aceptar las elecciones que hagas en tu vida con tu cuerpo, si no hay más personas, siempre hay más personas. Te deseo suerte, coraje y mucha felicidad para tu futuro 🖤 Piensa en lo que te diría BangChan 😉

[@tardistrashxd7319]

This was very moving to watch... im kinda speechless at how beautifully this video was executed.... y’all never fail to make a good video

[@munyee618]

As a transguy myself, I feel happy knowing that Pani has those people who has stuck by her and gave her all the love and support when she needed it the most. Especially the fact that she was born in a religious family. I was from a catholic school as well, so I know how tough that can be. It would also be nice to see guys react to this too! Because some guys tend to be less open-minded and not as understanding as compared to girls, in these situations. So I would like to know what they think about it!

[@Castiel_Chuuya.irl.fr.]

Ahhh! I’m a trans guy too! I’m happy that there are people getting support from others as well. I hope you’re doing well! :)

[@julialovesgfriend]

hi !! as a Christian, I want to say I’m sorry for all the pain people made you feel in the name of my religion !! it’s your life and you should choose how to live it, and I’m sorry we haven’t been treating you with the kindness and respect you deserve !! I fully understand if this isn’t your religion and I’m not trying to preach to you, but I really believe that God knows your heart and loves you exactly as you are and is very proud of how far you’ve come, but if that comment makes you uncomfortable, please disregard it ok ? either way, I’m glad we share the same planet and I’m proud of how far you’ve come !! let’s live good lives ok?

[@eon6274]

Like you. I'm a trans guy who grew up in a religious family. My father is a narcissistic, charismatic Christian extremist who abandoned 3 families including mine, to end up on a commune with 3 wives where one is his second cousin. I only know of 4 siblings, but I was told if I took a DNA test I'd find 10+. He emotionally abused and manipulated the wives in all three marriages, first one killed herself and left two kids behind. He kicked out the son from that marriage at 18 for being gay, and to this day still refuses to admit he kicked him out. My brother went on to get a free education in Europe and now runs a booming public estate business over there, where he travels to many countries often. He lives to spite our father. My dad would drive me to school and tell me right wing conspiracy theories presented as fact. I was mentally fucked by the time he suddenly left us with no warning. He'd been cheating on my mom with several other women. I believed all sorts of Bill O Riley shit he parroted to me. Luckily he left when I was 13 so I grew out of it. He wanted to have lots of kids and indoctrinate them into his cult, but in his efforts he drove away every single child he had. His Father's Days are much lonelier than his Valentine's Days. Edit: The comment above is nice and is appreciated. It doesn't change the pain thrust upon us at young ages. It doesn't stop the memories of my father screaming the N word. I can't unhear him calling my brother a faggot. Want to know how to change these things? Be there for young trans kids. It can't fix those who have already experienced it, but you can be the deciding factor in some other kid's life. You can help the kid who used to be me. Be there for them.

[@fancydeer]

I like how when they realize she's trans they're like "OH! ... oh okay" and continue the conversation respectfully. It's sweet in my opinion as a nonbinary person.

[@andyhu7205]

When she said “Computer Science” every trans women in a 1000 mile radius giggled. As a trans guy, it’s very refreshing to see trans people treated with dignity and respect.

[@kathysikabongo9938]

I cried too, especially when the girl said "it's sadder when you say it with a smile" She looks happier now and that warms my heart also she's so pretty

[@ThatBlackPiano]

Watching Minji S L O W L Y realize the story unfolding before her eyes…. 🤦🏾‍♀️🤣 I love the reactors on this channel so much! Much respect and endless well wishes for Pani! I hope, one day, her parents DO get to see her living as her true-self and realize she’s still their baby and nothing can change that and then they can just…LOVE her…their baby. 💝

[@stanchoiyena]

im honestly so touched that heejin got as emotional as she did. im a long time viewer of this channel and i happen to also be transgender, so her reaction made me feel very comfortable

[@im_just_vidu]

This is such an eye opener. It shows how much struggling trans people have to go through. So before you judge someone, please know that everyone have a different story and their hardships are different than yours.

[@jayfk2811]

girl is living my dream.. 😭 bottom surgery in the U.S. for FTM patients is $25K…top surgery can be up at $10K. losing my shit being trans is gonna make me broke

[@bog4543]

same bruh 😭

[@tirednugget6648]

Can't you get it done in other countries? If I am coming off as rude I apologize

[@chriswoods1955]

@@tirednugget6648 you can but some people can barely afford living in the US.I hope you understand.

[@tirednugget6648]

@@chriswoods1955 Oh ok thanks for answering 👌🏽

[@payge6487]

It’s a similar price in all countries

[@shannonflorer6187]

Oh I just want to hug Pani. What wonderful human beings they bring on this channel ❤ They have good souls

[@catbuster101]

My absolute favorite thing about the OSSC channel compared to other reaction channels is that they always seem to do their research when it comes to stuff like this and they do try to be open and respectful. Great video!

[@myushankaiswarm]

Honestly, she is so beautiful. Every woman is beautiful in their own way.

[@tylerkim68]

As a non-binary Korean American this just hit really hard and I just wanna be Pani’s friend the Korean culture specifically older generations can be so closed minded to anything lgbtq+ related and for her to be so open and share her past with us is so courageous and you can tell just how beautiful a woman she is both inside and out

[@MenxceSxciety]

This was so heartwarming and I’m glad the girls are breaking stereotypes within their community ❤️

[@islandgirl75]

If Heejin doesn't leave with a new bestie every time she's in a video, then I don't know anymore lol Her and Pani were so sweet together - it's like they've been friends for forever. Thank you for giving people a space to feel safe in and share things with people who are open to learning. I was so touched

[@animatronix1823]

OSSC , thank you very much for this video. It really means a lot to me( I'm a trans-guy myself) Is there gonna be a similar video but with FtM transperson? If there will be one, it would be amazing. Thank you

[@giuliasplace]

I'm crying. I just can't imagine how hard it must have been for Pani to get through such a tough transition and to do it all by HERSELF. God, she's so strong. You are doing great Pani, I would have hugged If only I could, thank you for being an inspiration ❤

[@mia___kobus382]

That's so nice bringing more of the community to the channel 😭😭👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@ownedbywheesa3171]

I am so happy that they get to know how hard it is. Just giving them the opportunity to understand what trans people go through is amazing

[@marcelasanchez4530]

I cried so hard. This was a really hard video to watch. I cried not because of her whole life situation but because no-one should have to go through this alone. As she was going through that door in the hospital I couldn’t believe not one of her family members were with her. She is such a strong person❤️

[@StephenGLargy]

I love the honesty and courage in these videos.

[@debjaniduttagupta4375]

OSSC has one the most progressive casts and its really commendable for being like this in South Korea

[@Graigshooter]

they way they reacted felt so curious, unpretentious and empathic at the same time. very beautiful to see

[@CHICK-A-BOOM]

The amount of kindness and compassion showed was absolutely beautiful! 😭👍🏾🥰

[@cheslocked9036]

minji and heejin were so respectful! i love when cis allies learn more ❤️

[@ozgardea8782]

The girl in pink is a real empath. I think she felt the heaviness and sadness that Pani once felt. It was beautiful to see her understand what Pani had to endure

[@flowerchildvoid]

I’m sorry but gosh darn she looked so pretty from now to back then. And I’m really glad she’s more comfortable with her body now and is looking gorgeous while doing so

[@naveah5013]

To all of my sisters and brothers who chose to be the person who you want to, i just want to say thank you, thank you for choosing your happiness and i hope you'll be happy for the rest of your lives and find true love along the way! ILY!

[@jimmybobbyjoe]

Thank you so much! I’m a trans man and it means a lot. But just a note for the future, some trans people might find it insulting if you say that they chose to be trans. We really don’t choose to transition or to be the opposite gender, but it’s just kind of like a birth defect. It’s either we choose to transition or choose to be unhappy. That in itself is what i think you were going for. But thank you for your support, just one comment means a lot to trans people. We love you too!

[@naveah5013]

@@jimmybobbyjoe thank you! And I'll take a note about that♥

[@non3xistent3]

Thank you so much. U're a sweet person. I wish you the best too.

[@rosabeana1131]

Gosh this made me cry, Shes such an amazing woman. Im glad she can be herself now and be happy, it warms my heart so much

[@ChasTCole]

3 beautiful and lovely natured ladies. Max respect to the whole crew and guest, wow ....... the care and truth is raw and pure.

[@ollie_is_me8348]

The fact that she and many more trans people are willing to risk there lives says a lot.

[@Kibouo]

2:11 I love how she conments on the chocolate and not the fact she looked like a boy/had short hair

[@Kamexe]

I really appreciate how open the girls were about this. It was so nice to see them still think she was beautiful and not immediately change their attitude towards her.

[@cookiechaina1238]

as a trans non binary person I absolutely love this video. there’s nothing else I can add that other people haven’t already said. I do have one small thing, though. you don’t have a “bad memory”. what you went through was traumatic. the surgery was traumatic and I am certain there was a lot more trauma from your childhood due to you talking about religion and how you had to run away. I have a couple different trauma disorders, one that affects my memory a lot, so I completely understand. you look at that picture of you after surgery and you don’t feel anything. you see a sad person, but you don’t feel any emotional connection, like it’s almost someone else. that’s okay. that happens to me a lot and it doesn’t mean there’s anything wrong with you. you went through a lot. your brain is purposefully blocking the memories and the deep feelings associated with them to protect you. at the time, it worked, you got through. but now, the missing memories and buried feelings become an issue. so, the best thing you can do is work on it with a professional (though I understand how hard it is to find one). you will eventually feel the feelings you felt in those photos again, but the difference is that you’ll be able to process it healthily and in a safe way/place. you won’t have those feelings that you don’t quite know what they are deep in your stomach, or the absolute fear when something that should not be scary at all makes you have a panic attack. you will be able to live and process good and hard times in the moment. that’s the biggest issue for me currently, my brain thinks it has to continue to protect me even from good things. but we can grow from it. we can really be free of the hard times. we’ve already been through the hardest parts.

[@DarleneLesmana]

"ooh hersheys chocolate" she has her priorities in the correct order

[@jessymfwilson]

The girl in pink is too precious. This was such a sweet video.

[@ReezeGoingSenseless]

Reactions were super wholesome.Nice to see.

[@JungkookxSim]

I love this channel, no matter what the subject matter is, the reactors are always respectful and showed really empathy to what the process must have been like

[@MyLittleHomie]

That must have been really scary having to travel to another country to get bottom surgery. You'd think with South Korea being the plastic surgery capital of the world, different surgeries would be more accessible. Hoping that changes for Korea in the future

[@specificsoup]

I’ve heard of trans women getting a kind of vocal chord surgery in S Korea (enables a higher voice- it’s a pretty new and unusual surgery from what I understand) but perhaps bottom surgery itself is either much more expensive in S Korea, or not as readily available?

[@MagnoliaEmporium]

She is an inspiring woman for sure!

[@areyouokay3717]

10:57 from here on is so soft, like you could see she was thankful to heejin for not judging her and quickly hugged her so that it's not too awkward🥺😭

[@wnterbird2976]

As a trans enby person, seeing the journey of other trans people become their most authentic self is so beautiful. I am privileged to not feel dysphoria in a way that needs me to make major surgical changes as of right now. I think it's a huge step to get any surgery and I hope we continue to advance in technology/medicine and socially to make these major life changes easier. This video feels like a step in that direction. Thank you for sharing your story Pani!

[@ggobugi13]

파니 언니 아주 예뻐.. 미소가 너무 밝고 그냥 예뻐 화이팅!!!

[@jakajan3187]

That was the best reaction you could ever get! They didn’t react at all when they saw her as a boy. They acted as if it was nothing, as if it was completely normal, as it is.

[@johnnyj2d3]

It must be really hard and sad at the same time to be entering the surgery procedure (or procedures) without her family supporting her... This is why it is important to support your children in whichever decision they take, you have to think on them because if they're doing that huge change in their lives it's not just anything, it's because they have thought A LOT about it before taking the leap of faith into their new life. Parents have to stop thinking about what would they say about them as parents and think more about "how do I support my son/daughter in this process", it's a life that THEY are going to live so you just can support or not support them, but if you wanna keep being good parents, keep supporting even though it's not what YOU wanted for him/her to live. Remember that your children's life is something that they are going to live and not you. Thank you for sharing this story with the world OSSC and Pani, I hope there'll be more comprehension and support for anyone who is struggling.

[@setheus]

It's my three-year anniversary of starting hormone therapy, so I've been watching a lot of transition videos. I think the thing we (those who medically transition) all have in common is that we're our most visibly depressed when we know what we should be, but aren't in the place to change anything, or the changes are going too slow. In my first year I cried because I didn't have a beard, and now I have a full chevron mustache! Waiting is the worst part for sure, but it's been soooo, so worth it!!

[@Satanna.avemaria]

As a trans girl myself this was amazing to watch and so respectfully done. I can connect to it a lot. It makes me feel emotional 😂🌸

[@crisgrande4820]

I'm transgender and my boyfriend is Korean I love see this kind of videos make sure the world have still hopes and support to us Trans

[@yenjaaay]

I love how open minded they are. It makes me so happy

[@SilverSword6]

This makes me really happy. I was so worried to click on the video, but I’m familiar with the channel so I shouldn’t have been. Pani’s life story is so familiar to me & several people in my life, I can empathise a lot. I’m so thankful that she shared it with us, & everyone’s responses seemed kind & warm. Looking forward to seeing more interesting guests in the future, thank you for your hard work! :)

[@mousescribner8641]

This made me cry because the thought of going to another country and risking your life to feel like you're whole is such a hard thing to do. I don't have that experience exactly, but as a nonbinary person, I know how it feels to be seen incorrectly... I still feel like my experience pales in comparison. She ran away, made herself free, escaped and changed her entire future. I will look up to her forever now.

[@lgbtqiapontinhos8355]

I am crying too! She is so pretty and deserves the world 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️❤️ I love you

[@GQkid13]

As a Trans Guy, watching this made me feel some type of hope for the world.. Those Women were so kind to her.

[@rain.1681]

She’s beautiful I support her fully and so happy she’s living the life she loves!

[@chiuchiuunicorn7763]

Pani is so beautiful!!!! And such a strong person. The girls reacting were so nice and polite that melted my heart and gives me hope in humanity and korean society in particular

[@anaisanais9461]

From the moment she became an adult at 18 years old and the moment she became a woman is not even 10 years not even a decade. In less than 10 years, in only 8 years she did something that people take more than 10 years to do and in a country where homosexuality, gender, identity are still subjects put in silence. What an amazing woman she is, she did all these changes when she was pretty young (20,25 and 26). She is so inspiring.

[@sabriel_]

Please bring Pani back! i love her personality and she is so beautiful she made my heart flutter! thank you Pani for sharing your difficult journey

[@GirlsGenerationGG29]

Pani's smile is so pretty, she looks so happy 🥺🥺🥺🥺

[@reihalondres9518]

As an Aromantic Asexual I support my trans siblings 100% ... live your life 💗

[@moon_wei]

💗

[@greydavis7227]

This is so wholesome-I’m trans and this makes me have hope

[@mistyria06onfire77]

I admire Pani for taking such a bold decision and for having the courage to face all her issues. Wish you a wonderful life ahead. And thx for another wonderful video.

[@JayHay63]

When the lady in pink burst into tears... I wish everyone had this much empathy and kindness in them.

[@Sxtx32]

Must be really nice to live without pretending you're someone else, Pani is so beautiful and strong, I wish I could be more like her TTTT I enjoyed a lot this video

[@m.ridzwan-26]

Pretending to be a female?

[@st.audreyiii]

I feel like in the media we see a lot of stories about trans people in the west. It’s refreshing to see experiences from people in other continents ❤️

[@caiden2967]

I dont really like showing photos of me when i was a girl but i do sometimes. This made me very happy because Im trans too and its so cool to see their reactions

[@aiden_middendorp]

As a trans guy myself, seeing this makes me feel proud. You are gorgeous and so brave Pani! I wish you the best ♡

[@carolynpedoniquotte3607]

I really enjoyed this one. She is a beautiful woman, I hope she finds peace and happiness.

[@Zoey-yk5eu]

“It’s sadder when you talk with a smile” that line is so huge

[@cutekawaii96]

her story made me cry😭🥺 I hope you will be able to live the life that you'd like to live!!! You are so pretty Pani, inside out🥺💖

[@benedekvigh4222]

Watching video gave such a warm feeling. And to think that the gov of my country banned these kind of operations, and use failure stories as propaganda against the operations AND against trans people. We need more videos showing how happy and free people really are!

[@nicob8705]

This is why I love this channel so much, I hope they continue to make more videos like this!! To everyone involved in this video and in the past ones that have been made, thank you so much as a queer person myself. Fighting!!!

[@chosenuwu]

awwh the two girls crying together ;w:

[@sailormoon92-vv]

i love this channel so much. they try to be inclusive of everyone. i’m very glad i subbed.

[@capenterjojo3373]

Didnt notice she was trans until they said it.

[@KL-dj8uj]

For anyone that doubt you can know something like this about yourself at a young age just look at her pics. She looks so sad and lost until her transition, then you can see the joy when she became her true self.

[@Ribeiro332]

2:12 I loved how the girl was like: “OMG… CHOCOLATE!”

[@kat.zmedia]

That was really beautiful

[@robertalanfowler4287]

thank you OSSC for being able to bring this kind of content to your viewers, your staff and crew and espicially to your cast, the more you know the more you grow

[@태이씨]

That must've been so hard for Pani. 대단하시네요, 화이팅!

[@yourlocalpeeps4214]

She’s so beautiful 😍

[@bhavyabee5627]

She’s so brave, and that goes to any trans person out there! It takes courage to be yourself even when everyone is telling you not to. I hope everything works out for you!

[@wwh4le]

When i say "Thailand" i was incredibly happy that someone know my country.

[@wwh4le]

She*

[@dindapurki]

Damn this is really a wholesome video! What an eye opening it is

[@twinbro9966]

I was crying after your interview was finished, Pani. You are strong girl~.! Be happy to your life.~, Pretty woman~^

[@kimjennieisqueenjennie2156]

5:00 Pani with her short hair style kinda looks like D.O from EXO. I loved it ❤️

[@minjeeseoullawyer]

Pani seems happy now. Nothing else anyone thinks or says matters.

[@shinoonim249]

Been following Pani since many years ago so happy to see her here~

[@everydayistaeminsday9500]

Kinda disappointed to see there are almost no Korean comments in the comment section all I see is international fans☹️ wish best of luck for Pani's future! She's so pretty!!!💞

[@himanirathod6880]

In India, there's so much less education about sexuality. I'm very surprised and sympathetic for people who get hate for being transgender

[@marcelaoviedo3218]

Gracias por presentarnos a Pani, me gustaría ver también a un hombre transgénero también, o a un/una dragking. Gracias 🥰🥰🥰