Modelka trans startuje w konkursie Miss Bumbum

EXCLUSIVE: *NO RTL USAGES* Story from Jam Press (Trans Miss BumBum) Pictured: Thaynna Dantas. Transgender model attacked online after landmark entry into Miss Bumbum competition A transgender model has faced backlash from trolls online after entering the Miss Bumbum competition. Thaynna Dantas, 33, from Natal, Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil will be battling for this year's title in the contest, which first started in 2011. Miss Bumbum is an annual beauty pageant held in Brazil to reward the owner of the ??sbest butt??? worldwide. The model, who has a 115cm sized bottom, came out as transgender aged 16 but stopped taking hormones six years ago after struggling with the emotional side-effects. But despite welcoming its first transgender contestant back in 2018, some fans of the competition have sought issue with Thaynna's entry. The model is the first un-operated transgender contestant to enter the competition. Making the announcement last week on Instagram, the competition revealed Thaynna as a contestant. The post reads: "You asked for it so let's go for another announcement. "Come here @thaynna_dantas the first trans woman to participate in Miss Bumbum Brasil 2022. "With 115cm of butt, she comes as a representative of Rio Grande do Norte. "Here all women are welcome. Thay is a very important symbol of representation for the LGBTQIA+ community." But the announcement got a mixed reaction from social media users. One supportive Instagram user said: "Bring the trophy, I think we have a winner here." Another person added: "It's going to rock it's already hers." "All the luck in the world to our queen!" added another fan. However, some viewers were less supportive. One social media user said: "I didn't like it, it has to be an original factory woman." [sic] Someone else wrote: "It has to be mister butt." "It's over. Another space for competition between women invaded by men,??? commented another user. Despite some backlash, Thaynna is determined to show the haters she is a worthy entry. "I was upset by some comments because it's always hard to read bad things,??? Thaynna told Jam Press. "But I had so much support from people I love that I tried my best to overlook it. "Always forgive, love your neighbour, recognise and praise people. "We live in such a cruel world, why do we need to live in a worse world than the one we already live in? "Where do people think that by being and assuming our identity, we are wrong? "Every time a hater attacks you, he talks more about himself than about the person. "It's because they are dissatisfied with their own life rather than with you. "It is an endless joy, representing all trans in a contest of this level for me is very important for our class and in the face of all the transphobic attacks we suffer daily." ENDS EDITOR???S NOTE: Social media comments have been translatedStory from Jam Press (Two Headed Baby) Pictured: Thaynna Dantas. Transgender model attacked online after landmark entry into Miss Bumbum competition A transgender model has faced backlash from trolls online after entering the Miss Bumbum competition. Thaynna Dantas, 33, from Natal, Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil will be battling for this year's title in the contest, which first started in 2011. Miss Bumbum is an annual beauty pageant held in Brazil to reward the owner of the ??sbest butt??? worldwide. The model, who has a 115cm sized bottom, came out as transgender aged 16 but stopped taking hormones six years ago after struggling with the emotional side-effects. But despite welcoming its first transgender contestant back in 2018, some fans of the competition have sought issue with Thaynna's entry. The model is the first un-operated transgender contestant to enter the competition. Making the announcement last week on Instagram, the competition revealed Thaynna as a contestant. The post reads: "You asked for it so let's go for another announcement. "Come here @thaynna_dantas the first trans woman to participate in Miss Bumbum Brasil 2022. "With 115cm of butt, she comes as a representative of Rio Grande do Norte. "Here all women are welcome. Thay is a very important symbol of representation for the LGBTQIA+ community." But the announcement got a mixed reaction from social media users. One supportive Instagram user said: "Bring the trophy, I think we have a winner here." Another person added: "It's going to rock it's already hers." "All the luck in the world to our queen!" added another fan. However, some viewers were less supportive. One social media user said: "I didn't like it, it has to be an original factory woman." [sic] Someone else wrote: "It has to be mister butt." "It's over. Another space for competition between women invaded by men,??? commented another user. Despite some backlash, Thaynna is determined to show the haters she is a worthy entry. "I was upset by some comments because it's always hard to read bad things,??? Thaynna told Jam Press. "But I had so much support from people I love that I tried my best to overlook it. "Always forgive, love your neighbour, recognise and praise people. "We live in such a cruel world, why do we need to live in a worse world than the one we already live in? "Where do people think that by being and assuming our identity, we are wrong? "Every time a hater attacks you, he talks more about himself than about the person. "It's because they are dissatisfied with their own life rather than with you. "It is an endless joy, representing all trans in a contest of this level for me is very important for our class and in the face of all the transphobic attacks we suffer daily." 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