The transgender couple describes the threats of violent death they have received since documenting the relationship

A transgender the couple described in detail the horrific and violent death threats they received on social media after documenting their relationship online.

Barnaby Forrest, a 30-year-old transgender man, and Adriana Rose, a 28-year-old transgender woman, from Wisconsinhave been together for two years after meeting on social media.

They started sharing their love story on a shared Instagram account called @лисица.и.адри in 2020, but unfortunately soon began to receive many nasty messages from trolls.

According to Barnaby, one man even told him he had to be “burned by fire.”

“They called me ‘this,'” he said Really during a recent interview. “I’ve had a lot of men who hate that I can get facial hair. They will be like, “Yes, you can grow a beard, but you’re still a woman.”

A transgender couple described in detail the horrific and violent death threats they received on social media after documenting their relationship online

Barnaby Forest, a 30-year-old transgender man (pictured left before his transition), and Adriana Rose, a 28-year-old transgender woman (pictured just before her transition), have been together for two years

They started sharing their love story on a shared Instagram account called @ fox.and.adri in 2020, but unfortunately they soon started receiving a lot of nasty messages from trolls

According to Barnaby, who is pictured before (left) and after (right) his transition, one man even told him he should be “burned by fire” while another called him “this”

Adriana said she received comments such as “You’re a dude” or “You still can’t have a baby” or “You don’t have a period.”

Barnaby added: “We are often fetishized. If I get contact messages, people want to know if they can join us in bed and what we have in our pants.

Before they were found, Barnaby admitted that he “did not have much success in the meetings.”

“Meeting a trans man was really rude. “What I wasn’t prepared for was the ignorance that came with trying to expose yourself there,” he said. “It always comes down to one question – have you had surgery yet?”

As for Adriana, she said meeting as a trans woman was “also very difficult”.

“It was a bunch of guys who wanted a very secret relationship. Unlike now, dating [Barnaby]he actually sees me as a person, except for my body, “she added.

Barnaby came out as a lesbian to her parents after graduating from high school. However, after losing his brother to suicide, he realized he was transgender.

Barnaby, pictured before (left) and after (right) his transition, said people often “fetishized” their relationship and asked if they could “join them in bed.” as well as wondering “what’s in their pants”

Adriana said she gets comments like “You’re a dude” or “You still can’t have a baby” or “You don’t have a period”

Barnaby came out as a lesbian after high school. However, after losing his brother to suicide, he realized he was transgender. He is pictured before (left) and after (right) his transition

Adriana (pictured with Barnaby), on the other hand, said she “always felt like a girl” from “As Young as She Can Remember”

She recalled feeling “very, very nervous” about telling her parents she was transsexual, but in the end they were nothing but support.

When asked if he had ever been ashamed of Adriana, her father Keith (pictured) told No and added:[Her] happiness is what is really important to us

“It made me think more about what my happiness is. Am I really being honest with myself? he remembered wondering. That’s where I realized I might be transsexual.

Adriana, on the other hand, said she “always felt like a girl” from “as young as she remembers.”

She remembered feeling “very, very nervous” about telling her parents she was transsexual, but in the end they were nothing but support.

“He ate me so much alive.” I was very, very nervous to tell them. “Especially in Latin American culture, being transsexual is unkind,” she said.

Asked if he had ever been ashamed of Adriana, her father, Keith, told the paper, “No.”

However, he had a “very strong fear” for her safety because of the sheer amount of online hatred she and Barnaby had received – as well as their previous battles with depression.

But he is proud of how candid they have been online, despite all the reaction and control they face from their haters.

Barnaby began a medical transition in 2015 by taking testosterone and had his breasts surgically removed in July 2017. He is pictured after surgery

Before finding each other, Barnaby (pictured left before the operation and just after the operation) admitted that he “did not have much success with meetings.”

As for Adriana, she was two and a half years old in her transition when she met Barnaby and said that meeting as a trans woman was “also very difficult”.

Now the couple is preparing to walk the path together, something Adriana never thought she would do. “I’m excited about it, but I don’t feel real,” she said

“The only way this is not a problem is if it becomes normal. And the only way to become normal is through exposure. “I’m proud to represent you,” he told Adriana during the interview.

“Your happiness is what is really important to us and to see you so happy, quite great.”

Barnaby began a medical transition in 2015 by taking testosterone and had his breasts surgically removed in July 2017.

As for Adriana, she was two and a half years old when she met Barnaby.

“I think what attracted me to Adri the most was to know someone who has shared experiences. She was so open and visible about it, I really like her, “Barnaby said.

Now the couple is preparing to walk the path together, something Adriana never thought she would do.

“I never thought I would marry honestly. To imagine myself in a dress and have a dream wedding – I’m excited about it, but I don’t feel real, “she said at the exit.

“Now I feel more than ever in our lives that things are starting to fall apart and we are very excited.”