This looks so interesting. 10 p.m tonight.
The 'bloke' was on the news this morning he is mesmerisingly beautiful and so feminine but it's the battles that people have had I want to hear.
This , in a way , links in with Courtney's question about relativism earlier. |
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I'm looking forward to it. It's weird how it seems like khunsa (intersex people) and mukhannis (men who want to be women) are somewhat accepted by culture, but the Quran condemns imitation of the opposite sex. |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
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I'll be watching. The trailer had me putting it in the planner.
The country with the largest number of sex change operations, other than Thailand, is Iran. I have wondered if this is because enables homosexual men to have a relationship as after the op they are fully legally recognised as a the new gender?
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"I'll be watching. The trailer had me putting it in the planner.
The country with the largest number of sex change operations, other than Thailand, is Iran. I have wondered if this is because enables homosexual men to have a relationship as after the op they are fully legally recognised as a the new gender?
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Iran's position on sex changes is not quite so free or enlightened as you might imagine...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-29832690 |
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"I'll be watching. The trailer had me putting it in the planner.
The country with the largest number of sex change operations, other than Thailand, is Iran. I have wondered if this is because enables homosexual men to have a relationship as after the op they are fully legally recognised as a the new gender?
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It's odd how it's somewhat okay to fuck a young boy as a sex slave, but not a man. The institutionalised bisexuality is strange |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
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Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
"I'll be watching. The trailer had me putting it in the planner.
The country with the largest number of sex change operations, other than Thailand, is Iran. I have wondered if this is because enables homosexual men to have a relationship as after the op they are fully legally recognised as a the new gender?
Iran's position on sex changes is not quite so free or enlightened as you might imagine...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-29832690"
I don't think it's that free or enlightened. I know it came from a particular quirk in their religious leadership and the trans community face transphobic hate. It doesn't seem to have stopped people transitioning in greater numbers than elsewhere, which is why I wonder why.
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