Transsexual in Iran
February 9th, 2010 | 
Author: carolynsolo asked:
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hi there back:) and why soo defensief? im not out too be right or play a wish all no person (no body is that!!) im those telling what i see and feel or have read from history ..soo what your saying is true in away becose it has being a persian aria for a long long time but a Islamic Republic
Iran is not Arab.
Iran is not an Arab country, if you don’t have enough sense to make that distinction then don’t even talk.
its a same too that woman are still under dogs/cat,s always looked on as less than men in most arabic lands..but good for cooking & sex right…well ive people were wisher they would no that we are more alike then diffents from 1 another as men&female.and that the being off ever human is from the start female ;0 ooohhh no i hear some men say!! well boys it is true the line in the middle off your scrotem is the prove alana out
it out ..all i can say more is that im lucky too be living here in more tolerent/free counrty..and still it isn,t easy soo big respect for this sister big hugs peace8love alana:D
i soo feel for this great person as a mtf girl too .. see has the id off female but is a outersider for it ..and got,s no reall suport or love from her parent.. there for too becose like the father my son puts a same on us..well ive he really loved his child he would have sad okeee it is hard for me but you are who you are and we will work
Transgendered women face so much prejudice and adversity in the United States, I can’t imagine how much worse it must be in Iran…
The way women are treated is shameful. I do not understand the Arab culture and why it is embraced by some. Listen to the words, it is sad.