Transexuality in Iran

Tuesday, September 19. 2006

In this brief video on current.tv, you will see why transexuality is, in fact, allowed in Iran (homosexuality in Iran is still considered a sin and illegal); and how some transexuals live in their strict Islamic society.

Posted by Wajaja in Religion at 13:44 | Comments (2) | Trackbacks (0) |

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This is really interesting. I would not have guessed!

I wonder whether some homosexual individuals in Iran will feel the need to get a sex change, seeing it as their only option to have a relationship with their sex of choice? (This may be more subconscious also ... if I am attracted to males and the culture allows MTF's to have a relationship with a male (after a sex change only?)... I may interpret my homosexuality as transsexuality.) Just thinking out loud.

#1 Mekyla Couture (Homepage) on 2006-09-22 14:20

To layer irony on top of irony, you get a handful of radical lesbian feminists over here using this sort of thing as proof that they are right about the sinister anti-woman/lesbophobic (inherent) nature of transsexualism.

#2 belledame222 (Homepage) on 2006-09-22 20:13

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