Наташа Максимова: «Отправлю резюме в военный трибунал» // «Скажи Гордеевой»

Natasha Maximova, the cover face of "Tatler" and the first transgender woman in Russia to publicly talk about her transition, is the guest of the new episode of Tell Gordeeva In this episode, we discuss the most unexpected topics. I am grateful to Natasha for her honesty and courage to be herself in the most controversial situations of our time. #tellgordeeva #natashamaximova Content: 0:00 "Mood — foreign agent makeup" 2:40 "I always reserve the right to send someone off" — Gordeeva and Maximova switch to informal speech 4:21 "On February 25, I went to the protest at Pushkin Square" 6:32 "I lived in France for 25 years and got used to not fearing the government" 8:28 Advertisement for first-aid assistance in times of instability 11:00 "The police were detaining everyone indiscriminately, but they completely ignored me" 12:59 "There is no stain remover for the soul" — on people who pretend nothing is happening 16:24 "I dream of working as a simultaneous interpreter at an international trial, which will definitely happen" 19:46 Embarrassing questions about transgender people: relationships, vaginoplasty, menstruation, and orgasms 21:09 "The Adam's apple surgery is the most complicated operation" 21:48 "I always knew I was a woman" 24:00 Advertisement featuring the best of everything in one place 26:34 How Natasha forgot to tell the surgeon before surgery that she was a transgender woman 28:57 How to change your voice? 30:20 At what point did Maximova stop changing herself through surgeries? 31:12 "A lot of women fall in love with me" 32:05 What is the MILF category, and how did Natasha end up there? 33:56 "Speaking out and acting against the war must be done from within the country that started the terror" 36:12 "I am not against my homeland, I am against the regime" 37:59 "I woke up in the morning to find the letter 'Z' painted on my apartment door" 38:42 "For two months, I chose a daughter's love for her mother" 40:01 "My mother passed away suddenly and unexpectedly" 43:21 "I always believed my mother was infinite" 45:00 "Natasha, I wish for you and your mother to pee only from happiness" — on the hardest part of caring for a dying loved one 50:23 "My mother passed away absolutely like a queen" 54:15 "Mom said: I will always be with you" 57:50 "At my mother's farewell, Rachmaninoff, Pugacheva, and Nasyrov were played"* 1:00:34 "I started believing in life after death" 1:02:12 "It's hard to say who influenced whom more" — on relationships with Renata Litvinova 1:04:20 "Either I will always live in the shadows and experience life secondhand, or I will leave" — why Natasha stopped communicating with Renata 1:06:44 *"Renata believes that I am a traitor" 1:10:00 "Anyone who pretends nothing is happening legitimizes the actions of the state" 1:11:16 "My political engagement was interpreted as toxicity" 1:13:02 "My agency refused to work with me" — how speaking out against the war affected Maximova’s career 1:16:30 "Both you and I have said enough in this interview to face repression" 1:19:16 "It never occurred to me that I might be of interest to anyone" — on meeting Karina Dobrotvorskaya 1:22:19 "I am just sharing my life story. No one will run off to change their genitals because of it" 1:24:40 Transgender. Transsexual. Transvestite. More answers to embarrassing questions 1:27:06 "I believe in God without a port of registry" 1:28:01 How Renata Litvinova and Svetlana Bondarchuk decided to baptize Natasha Maximova 1:37:02 "As a child, I wore wigs and dresses. My mom supported me" 1:38:07 "I realized that I wouldn’t survive in Almaty" — on moving to Paris 1:40:45 "By the age of 21, I got used to unrequited love" 1:42:34 "Transgender identity is just a small paragraph of my personality" 1:45:14 How the "Tatler" cover changed Natasha's life 1:49:21 "My father, like many tyrants, was the centre of every company" 1:52:37 "Quiet, quiet, the neighbors will hear" — on dependence on public opinion 1:55:41 "My mom never tried to change me because she loved me" 1:57:11 "Mom always called me 'daughter' and never once made a mistake" 2:01:04 "I want children" 2:01:39 "When the war ends, I will send my resume to the war tribunal" Natasha Maximova   / maxinatacha   Katerina Gordeeva https://t.me/skazhigordeevoy Instagram:   / skazhigordeevoy   Twitter:   / skazhigordeevoy   VK: https://vk.com/skazhigordeevoy Cooperation: [email protected]