Nano, a woman who feels cat, asks to be recognized as a gender
Nano gets irritated and even meows when a dog passes by. This is due to his true instinct, which makes him act in a way more appropriate to that of a feline. And despite having a human appearance, Nano claims that he is a cat. The problem? He was born in the wrong body.
Although he was already born a cat, Nano didn't realize he was really a cat until he was 16. Now, at 20, this "girl" attributes her case to a mistake. "I was born into the wrong species,"she says.
Meowing, walking on all fours or having a specially developed sense of hearing are some of the characteristics that Nano has as a cat.
Her woman's body is an accident, a fate fatality,"a genetic error", as she explains in this interview for the Norwegian television channel P3 NRK, with more than two million hits on Youtube:
At the age of 16, he realized that it was a cat trapped in a woman's body.
He hates water - you don't need to believe it: look at his hair. Be cleaned with stuffed mittens soaking in saliva and rubbing your face.
Walk four-legged on the well-polished platform floor of a comfortable house, typical of Norway's high standard of living.
He goes out and gets all worked up when he sees a dog.
He's wearing ears and a false tail, and he's wearing a rattle around his neck.
The psychologist tells her that it takes time and effort, but she doesn't want to believe it:"I was born a cat and I will be a cat all my life".
Don't even think about judging her. That would be very phobic of you.
Nano is not alone - by his name, it would seem that he is a transsexual cat trapped in a woman's body: the diverse is complicated!
There are other cats trapped in bodies of the human species. Other victims of a patriarchal, capitalist and now also inflexible nature with trans-species individuals.
Nano meets Svien, a soul mate. You also feel a cat, it behaves like a cat and makes you call it "Svien, misi misi", as you would call a cat that wanders around distrustful of your calves.
They met online. The transpecies want visibility for their cause.