"Get it back 10 times" satire, controversy over trivializing menstrual pain remains unexplained.. Only active on SNS [Star Issue]

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Transgender YouTuber and broadcaster Satire continues SNS activities without issuing an explanation or apology for her comments about menstrual pain.

On the 14th, Satire posted several photos along with airplane and camera emojis on her SNS.

The released photos showed Satire spending leisurely time with acquaintances at a restaurant and on the street.

Satire posed in various stances or made expressions while aware of cameras filming her. In selfies taken with friends, she also displayed her characteristic playful demeanor.

The post may have been intended as a routine update on her recent activities, but it has recently drawn attention due to the controversy surrounding Satire's comments about menstrual pain. This is because Satire has not offered any stance regarding her remarks.

Recently, Satire released a video on her YouTube channel 'Satire Television' featuring comedian Mirage eating food (mukbang).

In the released video, Satire clutched her stomach while eating chicken. Mirage, upon seeing this, asked, "Are you full? What's that reaction?" To which Satire jokingly replied, "Menstrual pain, menstrual pain."

When Mirage said, "I thought transgender people don't menstruate," Satire spat out the makgeolli she was drinking and laughed, saying, "You say something like that once, and you get it back 10 times."

Satire edited only that scene to create a Shorts video (short-form video). Additionally, she added the caption: "Yes, (menstruation) doesn't happen."

Although Satire made these remarks while laughing and enjoying herself, strong criticism erupted online. She was criticized for treating menstrual pain—a severe type of pain that significantly disrupts women's daily lives—as a trivial joke, and for trivializing the suffering she has never experienced as someone who underwent gender-affirming surgery. Meanwhile, some view it as a minor incident.

Among these developments, Satire appears to have recognized the controversy and decided to delete the problematic remarks. She quietly edited out the scene from the original video and also deleted the Shorts video. However, no apology or explanation has been issued regarding this matter.

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