The new year is here, and it's exactly the right time to open it with "juicy questions", as yesterday (Tuesday) network star Romi Abergil asked her followers on Instagram.
Abergil, who often shares her personal life with her hundreds of thousands of followers, urged them to ask everything that came to their mind, and of course they did not spare very personal questions.
To a follower who asked why she continues her activity on the Online Pans page she started, even though she had previously stated that she would stop as soon as she was able to finance the gender reassignment surgery she underwent in May, she answered: "I started the page out of helplessness, I wanted to undergo the surgery, and I found myself in a difficult financial period. I didn't see I find myself getting out of it and managing to finance the surgery, and that's why I opened it. After I got the financing for the surgery and underwent it, I saw that it was going pretty well. I went through two months where I couldn't leave the house and work, and I was able to earn this way during the recovery process as well."
She added and wrote: "Now it is already a source of income that is 'on the way', which helps me save for my future and studies."
When asked if she had fun on the page, Abergil didn't try to embellish the situation, "what fun is that", she replied, "in the end it's work. It's a whole theory to manipulate this thing. It's a business after all", she wanted to make it clear to anyone who thinks it's a channel It is easy to make a living from it.
"I'm fine with it and don't see it as his personality," she said in response to those who claim that it is a provocative channel.
She added that in her opinion, in Israel, unlike the United States, the attitude towards sexuality is often taboo, and she hoped that we would be more similar to the Americans in these matters.
Abergil was also asked whether she lives alone or with her parents, and replied that she currently still lives at home with her mother and sisters, because she needs their emotional support.
"If I am alone - I will collapse."
She emphasized that she helps in what she can, and tries to be financially calculated.
She also added that when she leaves home it will probably be abroad, with the dream being to live in New York. "Instagram and social networks are not forever," she clarified. "Life is a little more challenging as a trans woman, so planning a better future is important," she added.
Abergil added that despite the thought of living abroad, she loves Israel, and mentioned that she served two years in the army. "In terms of a relationship and a professional and financial future, it will be easier for me in a place that doesn't categorize people who don't follow the regular paths," she wrote. "Knowing that I don't go To get married or adopt children in the coming years, now is the time," she concluded.
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