@shanalove25: To my ladies out there 🥺#samrakshana #fyp

Pavitra :

Ignore negativity sis, we understand what u meant and still respect u as always ❤️

Neeranjana Raman :

As a human everyone make mistakes..yes ur correct no want's perfect in tiz world..ithuvom kadathu pogum..one day will normal everything..🩷love

Karthik Veer :

Don't worry, this too will pass.☝️☝️☝️🪈🪈🎼🎼one day you 🫰🫰🫰🫰🫰

Sita0109 :

it's ok sis...u have 🥰asked sorry,u realise it...we are human..it's normal to do mistakes..we are learning from lessons...cheer up sister 🙏🥰

renuga devi :

really respect you ma .....love you always hope will meet you soon ❤️

Sam :

𝓭🪼 :

I really wanted to be your student

🌿 💙 🦚 Devagi Sai🦚 💙 🌿 :

nice sis 🥰🥰

Nivetha Vani :

Narambu illatha naaku apaditha, we love you sister ♥️

Sai Ramya :

Maaaa 🥺🥺🥺🥺❤️❤️❤️

ᛕꪖꪜ꠸ᛕᦔ :

meenakshee :

be happy

reva :

Sister, in this world, I don’t know who truly understands your pain and suffering and who does not. I really don’t know that. But I am a woman and a mother of three children. So I can clearly understand the struggles and pain faced by transgender people. My own sister is also a transgender person. That’s why people say — only when something happens within our own home do we truly understand others. Otherwise, for some people, it’s not a big issue at all. For them, pain matters only when it happens to them, and happiness too. But I am saying this with genuine emotion and understanding. If a woman cannot understand the pain and struggles of transgender people, then she is not truly a woman. I am saying this for some women. Still, I don’t worry much about all that. You just keep moving forward on your path. Those who talk about you or your community will remain where they are. But you will continue to move forward and grow.🥰❤️

uganthika :

💯🫶🏻

🦚N I T Y A D A R S H I N I🦚 :

♥️

Kailash trading :

💕

kalieswarini :

I hope u come across this message Akka And Akka, please don't cry over all these > Akka, honestly speaking from the bottom of my heart, I support you. Everything you shared was simply your perspective and your truth, and I don't think there was anything wrong with that. Sometimes people judge without trying to understand, and that can be very painful. I may not fully understand every struggle you have faced, but I can see the strength it takes to be yourself in a world that is often quick to criticize and slow to show kindness. Many people speak about transgender individuals without ever taking the time to understand the emotions, pain, and battles that happen behind closed doors. Akka, I want you to know that your worth is not decided by society. People's opinions do not define who you are. You do not need anyone's approval to be the woman you know yourself to be. Your identity, your journey, and your happiness belong to you. If anything I say comes across wrongly, please forgive me. My intention is only to let you know that I genuinely care and that I see your heart. I know there must have been moments when you felt hurt, misunderstood, judged, or even alone. But despite all of that, you continue moving forward, and that is something I deeply admire. Please never let the negativity of others make you doubt yourself. People will always talk, especially when they cannot understand someone who has the courage to live authentically. Hold your head high, Akka. Walk proudly on your path. The people who truly matter will see your kindness, your strength, and the beautiful person that you are. I pray to Kaliamman often, and whenever I do, I pray that she gives you strength, peace, protection, and happiness. I truly believe her blessings are with you, even during the difficult days when life feels heavy. As a woman and as someone who genuinely supports you, I want you to remember that there are people like me who respect you, care for you, and want to see you succeed. You are not alone in this journey, even when it feels like the whole world is against you. And Akka, from my heart, I want to tell you this—you're beautiful. Not just because of how you look, but becaus

StrawBerry :

“If a biological woman can’t give birth, is she a trans woman?” That’s like asking if a car with a flat tire becomes a motorcycle. A biological woman who is infertile is still a biological woman. A trans woman is someone born male who identifies as a woman. Not being able to perform one function doesn’t change what something is. Categories aren’t defined by perfect performance of every trait. By your logic, every infertile woman would suddenly change sex overnight. That’s not an argument it’s confusion. You also owe an apology to women who struggle with infertility for reducing womanhood to a single biological function just to make a point.

🐝 :

Because of this anne gave one wrong statement... TikTok ladies and trans fighting here there... but this anne here happiliy posting song 😂😂😂

darshini :

Now all Indian ladies and transgender fighting with each other because of you . And you have guts to do video 🥲 Your ex bestie did podcast as well and she explained her journey very well. And you got over excited and ruin everything. Because of you transgender get comment and tag as 60% of ladies. This all because of you. Don’t ever go podcast. You’re educated and yea influencers but got excited over podcasts . God🫠