Lots of insulting comments! "You pity me, you degenerate, you don't even have a family..."/ Zhaklina reveals the serious threats and what is happening to her life: They left me traumatized, I cried for a whole night...

Verbal violence on social networks, especially against girls and women, is one of the main problems of our society. Activist Zhaklin Lekatari has repeatedly reacted, condemning the phenomenon of hatred on the Internet.

This Thursday on "Invitation to 5", Lekatari openly faced the verbal violence she receives, showing which are the most frequent insults directed at her. The activist and commentator of "Big Brother VIP" dressed the mannequin in the studio with some of these insults.

"Mi halesh", "O trash", "Drogmene", "Whore", "Degenerate", "Black scumbag", "You fell in love with her", "Failure", "Your family doesn't even I love you".

The biggest insults on social networks are directed at women and come from fake profiles, which girls and women have, said Lekatari.

"Girls and women need to identify that these behaviors are not normal. We suffer because we hold attitudes different from those of the audience".

Asked if she denounces the threats she receives, the activist says that her inbox is full:

 "Who do I sue first?" I have hundreds of messages, I sue those who receive me on my private cell phone or when I see that the lives of my family members are put in danger because of the work I do".

The activist recounts the difficult moments and says that she constantly goes to a psychologist or psychiatrist, as she is aware that the accusations and insults she receives leave trauma.

"I cried one night, I slept early, I couldn't talk to anyone. Leave trauma. I go to the psychologist, I go to the psychiatrist".

However, she emphasizes that she has not regretted the way she chose to fight.

"No. I knew it would be difficult. I want to tell others that this behavior is not normal. If you don't like someone, you shouldn't address them that way."

But, says Lekatari, his profession prevents him from having a husband.

"It is very difficult to have a relationship, with the choice I have made now with the profession. It is very difficult to find a man who accepts this."