That shyt is photoshopped just like you edited with that other image. That bytch is clearly a man. His words. The eyes never lie. Now you look even weirder for corresponding with it to send a passport and going out your way to do the most - who does that.I dont know OP or the two bussy beaters. All I'm doing is presenting the info I've discovered. Ya on Coli everyday, not me lol. Ya do with this info what ya want.
@situationlines @Unknown Poster @S0ur²
Why in the hell y'all keep tagging me in this shyt?
I am @Deeeez Nuts, not @DeeezNuts.
Plot thickens?Kathoeys
Although the terms "kathoey" or "ladyboy" are rather ambiguous, simply put, both terms refer to someone assigned male at birth, who dresses as and adopts the mannerisms and identity of a woman. Though the term is often translated as "transgender", the term is rarely used in Thailand. Instead Thais use the term kathoey. This term can now also be used to refer to any male homosexual and was originally used to refer to intersex people. Due to this term becoming so broad, many choose to use the English word to explain a homosexual male dressing as a woman as a "ladyboy". The term can also be meant as an insult, especially to those who are trying to alter or openly express their identity, as it suggests that they are still men who are merely dressed as women.[citation needed] The term is used rather loosely at times and can be used to refer to any male who possesses traditionally 'feminine' qualities. Personally most of kathoeys prefer to call themselves "a transformed goddess" or "a second type of woman".
Acceptance of kathoeys
Kathoeys are numerous in Thailand and are seemingly accepted by society, not only in the cities but in the countryside as well. Thai Buddhism does not specifically regard homosexuality as a sin and has no specific prohibitions regarding the lifestyle. However, kathoeys are still only begrudgingly accepted in many corners of Thai society. Kathoey have not yet attained equal status with those who are not transgender, and restrictions come with the identity. Kathoey cannot officially change their birth sex on birth certificates or passports, meaning they cannot marry someone of the same sex (even if they identify with a different gender).:121-
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There is no fukking way you would go THIS far out of your way to save the reputation of 3 random people online...Unless you're trying to save yourself as wellI know, I know my lack of pic uploading skills were already pointed out. I'm doing my best lol. I decided to continue the convo with the treh in question (since @The Plug didnt).
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I guess the "People who knows" her are @DeeezNuts and/or @Travelnomad
It was not born in Thailand - that person is Taiwanese, so the rules that you posted pertaining to Thailand born citizens wouldn’t necessarily apply to a visiting foreigner with a passport from a different country. Doing all that - people are not stupid. Passports get forged every day b. Stop with the try hard shyt. You’re doing the most to look desperate.Kathoeys
Although the terms "kathoey" or "ladyboy" are rather ambiguous, simply put, both terms refer to someone assigned male at birth, who dresses as and adopts the mannerisms and identity of a woman. Though the term is often translated as "transgender", the term is rarely used in Thailand. Instead Thais use the term kathoey. This term can now also be used to refer to any male homosexual and was originally used to refer to intersex people. Due to this term becoming so broad, many choose to use the English word to explain a homosexual male dressing as a woman as a "ladyboy". The term can also be meant as an insult, especially to those who are trying to alter or openly express their identity, as it suggests that they are still men who are merely dressed as women.[citation needed] The term is used rather loosely at times and can be used to refer to any male who possesses traditionally 'feminine' qualities. Personally most of kathoeys prefer to call themselves "a transformed goddess" or "a second type of woman".
Acceptance of kathoeys
Kathoeys are numerous in Thailand and are seemingly accepted by society, not only in the cities but in the countryside as well. Thai Buddhism does not specifically regard homosexuality as a sin and has no specific prohibitions regarding the lifestyle. However, kathoeys are still only begrudgingly accepted in many corners of Thai society. Kathoey have not yet attained equal status with those who are not transgender, and restrictions come with the identity. Kathoey cannot officially change their birth sex on birth certificates or passports, meaning they cannot marry someone of the same sex (even if they identify with a different gender).:121-
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Are you trying to prove something to us...or yourselfKathoeys
Although the terms "kathoey" or "ladyboy" are rather ambiguous, simply put, both terms refer to someone assigned male at birth, who dresses as and adopts the mannerisms and identity of a woman. Though the term is often translated as "transgender", the term is rarely used in Thailand. Instead Thais use the term kathoey. This term can now also be used to refer to any male homosexual and was originally used to refer to intersex people. Due to this term becoming so broad, many choose to use the English word to explain a homosexual male dressing as a woman as a "ladyboy". The term can also be meant as an insult, especially to those who are trying to alter or openly express their identity, as it suggests that they are still men who are merely dressed as women.[citation needed] The term is used rather loosely at times and can be used to refer to any male who possesses traditionally 'feminine' qualities. Personally most of kathoeys prefer to call themselves "a transformed goddess" or "a second type of woman".
Acceptance of kathoeys
Kathoeys are numerous in Thailand and are seemingly accepted by society, not only in the cities but in the countryside as well. Thai Buddhism does not specifically regard homosexuality as a sin and has no specific prohibitions regarding the lifestyle. However, kathoeys are still only begrudgingly accepted in many corners of Thai society. Kathoey have not yet attained equal status with those who are not transgender, and restrictions come with the identity. Kathoey cannot officially change their birth sex on birth certificates or passports, meaning they cannot marry someone of the same sex (even if they identify with a different gender).:121-
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Youre trying waaaaaaay too hard in here man
I was talking to her like someone trynna get information genius. She was on the verge of blocking me and I had to get the info beforehand. Dont kill the messenger
And nothing was left out. I get it that the info I'm providing challenges the comedic integrity of this whole thread and I get it cuz the lie is funnier than the truth but at the end of the day, I'm not in an online forum everyday talking to strangers on the internet so I dont care lol I just happened to stumble into here yesterday
that man got a fake ass no t*ts, man face with a strong jaw and the "p*ssy" look like a tucked penisPlot thickens?
The rona is outta all these nikkas man.
