yea lor yea lor.. sedih. Worst shit happened on Astro Vaanavil’s Alaram show when they tried to tackle this issue. That fre**Kin b*tch sat beside the ladies and pretended to be aw-so-understanding and open-minded and fair. But she was being so condescending and FAKE and BITCHY!! Cut the holier-than-thou acts, you freaks! You cheap bastards would shameless cut in line in front of an elderly lady or man during THaipusam’s free food but laugh at ladies who happen not to have ovaries. BLUEK~

“Ingge parrah dei, bapse”.
Hahaha!!!

well said!!for those who thinks tat their waste to the society, wat bout u? Wat have u contributed for the well being of others? Just accept them for wat they are.I suggest all to watch “Ippadikki Rose” aired in Vijay Tv,for msian residents stream on9 as astro doesnt air this program. The program host is a aravani and u wud definetely be impressed after watching the show.
Besides that,in Thailand, there is a show performed by these transgenders/transvestites at Ansa Plaza and its tourist attraction. You see nw, when we accept them for who they are, they can contribute to the economy mah.Dont come bombard me on this nw as im sayin tellin u an example frm our neighbourin country and hw the hell i noe tis?I went ther few years back but im not sure if its still at the same place.
Before lookin at anyone’s back, look at our own ones, are we perfect being male/female??So lets be nice to those aravani’s!!!

Newbie here,just found out bout this weblog today.Great issue being talked bout.I just feel that our malaysian community is not open enough regarding this matter.Discrimination against transvestites are not uncommon.Even small kids knows how to tease and jeer at transvestites.Who taught them that?of course they learnt it from the adults!Imagine if our siblings our relatives were one of them,would we accept them as who they are or disown them?At least transgenders/transvestites are brave enough to be who they really are.They never hide and they are never afraid to be themselves.Many of us are scared to be who we really are and we potray ourselves as someone else to the outer world.If there is a lesson we can learn from transvestites that would be…never be afraid to be who you really are no matter what obstacles come thru.
Just like what the author of the article mentioned..leave em alone..if we cant help em its okay but dont mistreat them or stare at em as though they are infected with HIV.Not all of them are rotten..lets not look at the rotten ones..i mean its normal to have few rotten apples in a bag full of apples.Many of them are living in decent manner..many of them are highly educated too.Have you ever encountered a transvestite beggar?i have never so far.Amidst the obstacles and the judgements normal people like us make towards them..they still accept themselves as who they are..when are we going to accept them??

@nottygal – I think Sactyr answer would be the most correct one to your question

@savundra – Very well indeed your first comment

@rubenee – Agreed vio

@IP – Seriyah sonigeh bro

@Makkez – I watched it…That’s when we get to know the hardship they’re going through

@inba – Bro, Kalau saya dapat blowjob , I will tell bro, That’s how I’ve been writing ever since. M1 achi ne solireven bro…hehehehe

@Partner – Short but sweet comment

Let Them Be – That’s all I’m going to say……

ooororem puliyamaram, ulupivitta salasalango
naan piranthe maduraiyile , aaluk aalu naatamaithan

i will not reply to this thread as it will will definitely offend our “aravaani” friends/readers. but i do hav a few concerns

1) wat was the writers previous job as he had numerous encounters with them?

2) as the internet is a free media not requiring any form of proof to back up one’s publishing, how can i trust that the writer did not indeed receive a blowjob from one of them?

hahaha ..rilek broder.. chumma than.. unggelukku mattum than kalaikke teriyumaa..

great topic anyway..
i recall watching a show on national geographic “taboo” series on transgenders focusing areas in asia including thailand , and andhra pradesh (coz the dude spoke telegu , and then the dude became a she )..

evan in arattai arangam (b4 vt.rajendherr came in) , there was a trangendered participant who shared his/her experiences being ill-treated by fellow makkez

DO UNTO OTHERS AS YOU WOULD HAVE THEM DO UNTO YOU

Well Bapuk defender’s, these freaks of nature should be sent to concentration camps to end their misery!!!

What a bunch of fagots!!! Are these things your fetish or something?

Well, I think we all should have a look at the root cause on why they became prostitute at first. Family abuse, hatred words, community isolation and etc. If we could put a full stop on all those, I believe there won’t be any needs to label them as ‘weirdos’.

Talking about this, did anyone watched the show about Indian transvestites which was aired in Astro Vaanavil a few weeks back?

Bro, everyone is born with normal genes and hormones. Neither God nor science messes up there. Its the upbringing and exposure that changes people (and of course transvestite surgeries do deregulate the hormones).

Regardless, one can only understand another person when they put themselves in the shoes of others. As for the comments which mentioned excessive make-ups and skimpy clothes, maybe they just want to be accepted by the larger community? But perhaps they don’t realise that make-up and clothes doesn’t get them accepted? Whatever it is, it is easy for someone to laugh at others, but for the same person to endure that laughing will not be easy.

And no, I am not a transvestite. I am just saying that every living being should be given their chance to share life in this world.

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