Asked the way to cope, she simply answered: "Self-confidence.
During this period, I have found many sexual minorities who distanced themselves from society to avoid public exposure," Choi said. "I would like to advise them that not to hide and come out. With a fear of public attention, it's all but impossible to change people's attitude toward us."
"I've come to have a female body through a painful surgical operation and been recognized as a women by a court. Instead of staying behind closed doors, I ventured out to expose myself and enjoy life as a woman," she said raising her tone of voice.
Smart words from such a young woman. Staying hidden will never make people change their attitude towards us.
