'Controversy over mocking menstrual pain': Satirist's shameless update without apology [Star Issue]

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The strongest in cloudy eyes.

Transgender satirist (real name: Yoon Bo-mi), originally from the internet broadcast platform AfreecaTV, has shared a carefree overseas travel update amid intense controversy.

On the 19th, Satirist posted several selfies showing her recent activities on personal SNS without any additional comments.

In the photos, Satirist is seen transformed in Japan's unique gyaru style, reaching the peak of flamboyance. She wore a voluminous blonde wave wig, a leopard-print jacket, colorful ribbon pins, and a pearl necklace, showcasing an overly excessive fashion statement.

Satirist is currently embroiled in controversy over mocking menstrual pain and facing public criticism. On the 6th, while streaming with Shin-gi-ru on her personal YouTube channel 'Satirist Televis', she suddenly clutched her stomach as if in pain during a mukbang session. Upon seeing this, Shin-gi-ru asked, "What was that reaction?"

In response, Satirist said, "Menstrual pain, menstrual pain." When Shin-gi-ru remarked, "I thought transgender people don't menstruate," Satirist spat out the makgeolli she was drinking and burst into loud laughter. She also appeared to realize her remarks had crossed a line, saying, "You say one X-word and get it back tenfold."

Following this, the comments mocking menstrual pain sparked significant controversy. However, Satirist has yet to issue an apology, only quietly deleting the specific controversial segments. The reels uploaded to her personal SNS were also subtly removed. On the 7th, she posted a reel titled 'Satirist's That Day' with the caption "I don't do it." The "That Day" Satirist refers to when she says "I don't do it" is menstruation.

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