Georgia Trans Influencer Killed by Boyfriend Who Reportedly Wanted to Keep Relationship Secret a Day After Country’s Anti-LGBT Law



Georgia Trans Influencer Killed by Boyfriend Who Reportedly Wanted to Keep Relationship Secret a Day After Country’s Anti-LGBT Law

https://www.ibtimes.sg/georgia-trans-influencer-killed-by-boyfriend-who-reportedly-wanted-keep-relationship-secret-day-76157

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19 comments
  1. “The legislation also seeks to outlaw gender-affirming care and LGBTQ+ people’s right to adopt, as well as nullifying same-sex marriages performed on Georgian territory.” This is the same law we have in Italy, how is it linked to the murder?

  2. Heartbreaking 💔. May she rest in peace. This hatred fed by a far right political agenda will kill even more people. Extremely sad.

  3. So the state influenced him to kill the influencer? He could claim he was under the influence of the state.

  4. This is sadly way more common place than most people realise, fucking chasers…

    Anti trans legislation gives this type of people the sense of security for them to do this.

    Poor girl

  5. I never reported so many comments under one single post ever before.

    So many disgusting people with so much hate here 🙁

  6. What the frick. You’re not down with a particular relationship, or you don’t want people to know about it… don’t get into it. Simple.

    Who the heck wants to be kept a secret, anyways?

  7. While this is tragic i fail to see how this made sense in the guys head.

    Surely she had the info that she’s trans in her medical records which the authoroties would get acces to which would then get it’s way to the public soon enough.

  8. When I lived in Georgia a couple years ago I occasionally hung out with a Kazakhstani gay couple who were living in Tbilisi to avoid one of them being honour killed by their family. I once ran into them at a club that was supposed to be LGBTQ friendly, and our super excited queer reaction earned us the worst fucking looks from everyone, so we just ran out. I can’t even imagine how difficult it must be being trans in a country like Georgia.

    Bonus story: the previous weekend at the same club I was sexually assaulted by a Saudi guy. He told me he was gay and he liked going to Georgia because it was cheap to travel to, and as bad as Georgia was it was much better than Saudi Arabia. While he assaulted me he laughed at how gullible I was and told me he only pretended to be gay so he could get close enough to me to assault me, but that he was 100% straight. I just said “well, if I were you I’d worry, because you do look very gay. I didn’t think that was ok in Saudi”. He was so taken aback that I was able to run away from him. I felt dirty for using queerness as a gotcha, but I had to save myself and I have no doubt that if things had gone wrong he could’ve really hurt me. I don’t even want to imagine what would’ve happened if I was trans.

    On a different occassion a Georgian man drugged me and when I asked for help everyone around me just shut me down saying “these things don’t happen in Georgia”. Thankfully I happened to finally lose control of my limbs near a group of people (both Georgians and foreigners) who believed me and helped me call my trusted cab driver… Who got me home safe but since he was an average Georgian man, assumed my experience meant I was “an immoral person” and said he would no longer drive me. I don’t even want to imagine how I would’ve been treated if I was trans.

    When I see stories like this one I hope that hell exists, that the killer is in it, fully conscious, and that he never gets out. Not in a thousand years, not ever.

  9. Big macho looking dude falls for a trans person yet can’t hack the idea of his family and friends finding out. Pathetic. May she rest in peace, away from this shit show of a world.

  10. Kesaria likely put it out there because they believed the relationship would be an important symbol against the new law, the fact it got them killed is tragic.

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