FIRST SERBIAN TRANS STARLET HAS BRUTAL BODY, and this is what does she REALLY think about the Parade of Pride (PHOTO)

Jelena Klajsnic was born as a man. Today she is first Serbian trans starlet and she talks openly about the Pride parade. 

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Transsexual, who is among 20 most successful trans woman in the word, thinks that Serbia has more important things to do than go "parading" .

- With all due respect for Boban Stanojevic, i have great relationship with him, but, i am against that parade. Serbia and Serbs have far more bigger problems than dealing with the subject of parade. For example, how to survive with 250 euros a month - she explains.

On the question if she is going to the Pride, she answers very sharply - no.

Foto: Boban Ristić

- I am not a member of that "cult". I consider myself to be emancipated woman who was never interested in that sh*t - Jelena was brutally honest.

Starlet mentioned the question about the security of the LGBT population i Serbia.

- Serbia is in joining negotiations. Basically, chapter 23 is new, actually divided from chapter 24, and it includes the criteria like independent judiciary and protection of human rights, and therefore includes sex change (part of the public expense). Gay lobby is strong, it rules the Serbian scene, both in the media and in the political and legal sphere, unlike 15 years ago. Today it has became a trend and WOW to have a friend who is gay. I did not notice that someone stoned some feminized man on the square or any day cafe shop that waved his hands - she said.

Foto: Boban Ristić

Jelena has the opinion that every trans woman should take care only about staying neutral because everything else is about the Pride and gays.

- Trans woman must always and only take care and do things that will society accept. They should be neutral and blend with the environment. There is no room for parades - concluded the most famous trans starlet, Jelena Klajsnic.

(Telegraf.co.uk)