Farmer's son spent $ 250 thousand to become a Hollywood diva

Cassandra Cass is a popular burlesque performer on Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles. It amazes the audience with its beauty, self-confidence and incredibly beautiful dances. She is famous and has many fans.
But it was not always the case.

The future star grew up on a farm in Iowa. Mama, a housewife who could not stand life with a despotic husband, left the family when Cassandra was still young. Father - a football coach who brought up in the severity of four sons.

Cassandra from birth was a boy, but from an early age felt her feminine nature. She played dolls, not cars. Even passersby often told her that she was a pretty girl.
When the future star turned 16 years old, she came to her father and said she wanted to be a woman.

 

“In 16 years I came to my father and said that I want to be a woman I always felt like. My father put down the newspaper, looked at me and said: “You will be the ugliest woman on the planet.” And it really hurt me. ”

“Despite the fact that I was very upset, I got angry and started my way to prove to my father that he was wrong. When I was a little boy, I was very feminine, and without thinking about it. Passers-by just told me that I was a pretty girl. ”

 

In the 18 years, Cassandra collected her belongings, some small savings, and left Iowa for Florida. Her father practically abandoned her.

Thus began the journey from the village boy to the queen of burlesque. Over the next 10 years, Cassandra underwent several plastic surgeries, enlarged breasts, inserted implants in her buttocks. She had to change almost all parts of her body — her nose, cheeks, lips, jaw, thighs. The entire transformation process cost Cassandra almost 250 thousand dollars.

Now 40 is a successful summer Hollywood dancer who actively fights against transgender discrimination and supports people who want to change their sex in order to be happy.

 

“I wanted to be beautiful. It was even unbearable for me to think that I would be an ordinary woman. I wanted to be the girl who was immediately noticed when she entered the room. ”

The most difficult stage in reincarnation was the recognition of others. "When I say that I am a transgender, 9 from 10 reactions are negative, but I still do not believe in labels."

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