Title: Thai Shemale: Like a dream, a life of misery
Thai shemale culture has always aroused curiosity and discussion among a wide range of people. In this country of transgender people, shemales show beauty and style with a unique identity. However, behind this seemingly glamorous industry, there is a lot of sorrow and confusion.
First, let's take a look at the origin of the Thai shemale. It is said that the shemale culture in Thailand is derived from the Indian castration tradition. In the early sixteenth century, the Mughal Empire in northern India created the identity of the intersex in order to avoid the secret feelings of men and women and betrayed themselves. Yin-yang people are congenital intersex people, who are unable to perform male and female affairs due to defects in their own physiological structure. As a result, they became servants of the female dependents of the family and received relatively generous remuneration. The Yin-Yang people were gradually accepted by the nobility of the entire Indian family, and this tradition was preserved in Thailand, evolving into today's "shemale" culture.
The development of Thai shemales has benefited from the advancement of medical technology and social acceptance. Doctor Precha introduced gender reassignment technology to Thailand in the eighties and nineties, allowing men to gradually weaken masculine characteristics by injecting female hormone reagents and show feminine characteristics. This medical breakthrough provided hope and convenience for Thai men to become shemales, whose numbers increased rapidly. At the same time, the rise of tourism in Thailand has also made the shemale a unique "landscape", attracting countless tourists.
However, despite the flourishing shemale culture in Thailand, most shemales do not live as glamorous as people think. First of all, the competition in the shemale industry is becoming increasingly fierce, and the benefits are getting smaller and smaller. Many shemales are at risk of losing their jobs and living a difficult life. Secondly, due to long-term use of female hormones, the physical health of shemales has been seriously affected, and diseases follow. Their lives are often shorter than the average person. And after shemales leave the industry, they face the risk of being left out in the cold by their families and society, and many people fall into psychological difficulties. Some people choose to become monks in temples, but temples do not accept shemales, and they must revert to their original male status. In their hometowns, shemales often face social discrimination and family apathy.
The miserable lives of shemales are a product of social development and the complexity of interpersonal relationships. Despite the flourishing of Thai shemale culture, there are still many issues that need to be addressed and resolved. While we enjoy the shemale performance, we should also give them enough respect and attention to let them have the life they want.
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