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Well yeah, I'm sure it did...but apparently the great wave of liberation and reform that was supposed to sweep over Iraq didn't turn out as planned.
Sadly, this is true.
Well yeah, I'm sure it did...but apparently the great wave of liberation and reform that was supposed to sweep over Iraq didn't turn out as planned.
Well yeah, I'm sure it did...but apparently the great wave of liberation and reform that was supposed to sweep over Iraq didn't turn out as planned.
I'm not surprised it didn't. All we can do is hope that it'll be allright some time. Just keep in mind that it's an Islamic country and that they've never been fond of gay people, nor women's rights.
Just keep in mind that it's an Islamic country and that they've never been fond of gay people
I've been meaning to bring this up on FYM for a long while, and I hope this was the right time. I don't mean to start a debate on what causes homosexuality. I just wanted to show how hypocritical some Islamic countries are when they want to prevent any "immoral" activity between the sexes that they wind up creating "immoral" situations anyway.
That kind of behavior is actually quite common in many societies which have what we might call a "machismo"-based masculinity--the Mediterranean (including but certainly not limited to the Arab world) and many parts of Latin America, as well as others. And often in such societies, the men who are stigmatized as "gay" over it are strictly the "passive" ones, the ones who accept a "woman's" position during sex.I do think there is a difference between our natural sexuality and circumstantial sexuality. Usually circumstantial sexuality has little to do with sexuality and more with just the act of sex or power.