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gangwonbound
Joined: 27 Apr 2009
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 Posted: Fri May 15, 2009 6:48 am Post subject: Are western trans-gender people really so bad? |
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Are western trans-gender people really so bad?
I'm sure there must be quite a few in Korea now... |
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Robot_Teacher
Joined: 18 Feb 2009
Location: Robotting Around the World
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| Posted: Fri May 15, 2009 7:31 am Post subject: |
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| No, why would Western xgender people be any worse than Eastern xgender people? I understand Korea's finest go to Thailand to live their years out as a ladyboy. Not sure about xgenders being teachers; never heard of it anywhere. Xgenders are common in Europe and SE Asia and seen more and more in the America's, but often work in the sex, restaurant, and other service industries and are often underemployed due to discrimination. It also goes the other way around where girls become men and you really can't tell as testosterone hormones turns a woman into a man all the way and do really well in life as they really get masculine just like men. |
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Adventurer
Joined: 28 Jan 2006
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| Posted: Fri May 15, 2009 8:00 am Post subject: |
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I think he posted this to be sarcastic because folks posted some threads about Western females and then Western males. I guess the OP got annoyed.  |
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Rory_Calhoun27
Joined: 14 Feb 2009
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bassexpander
Joined: 13 Sep 2007
Location: Someplace you'd rather be.
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| Posted: Fri May 15, 2009 5:48 pm Post subject: |
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nero
Joined: 11 Mar 2009
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| Posted: Sat May 16, 2009 11:47 pm Post subject: |
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[quote="Robot_Teacher"]No, why would Western xgender people be any worse than Eastern xgender people? I understand Korea's finest go to Thailand to live their years out as a ladyboy. Not sure about xgenders being teachers; never heard of it anywhere. Xgenders are common in Europe and SE Asia and seen more and more in the America's, but often work in the sex, restaurant, and other service industries and are often underemployed due to discrimination. It also goes the other way around where girls become men and you really can't tell as testosterone hormones turns a woman into a man all the way and do really well in life as they really get masculine just like men.[/quote]
Seriously, is english your second language? Your posts are generally unreadable and make no grammactical sense whatsoever. |
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Robot_Teacher
Joined: 18 Feb 2009
Location: Robotting Around the World
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| Posted: Sun May 17, 2009 2:34 am Post subject: |
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[quote="nero"]
| Robot_Teacher wrote: |
No, why would Western xgender people be any worse than Eastern xgender people? I understand Korea's finest go to Thailand to live their years out as a ladyboy. Not sure about xgenders being teachers; never heard of it anywhere. Xgenders are common in Europe and SE Asia and seen more and more in the America's, but often work in the sex, restaurant, and other service industries and are often underemployed due to discrimination. It also goes the other way around where girls become men and you really can't tell as testosterone hormones turns a woman into a man all the way and do really well in life as they really get masculine just like men.[/quote]
Seriously, is english your second language? Your posts are generally unreadable and make no grammactical sense whatsoever. |
Seriously, do you have anything conducive to add to any post. Maybe this idea made you quite uncomfortable. Like your software by the way. 
Did you know that English always has a big E? Did you know there is no such word as, "grammactical," but there is, "grammatical." Who has less English knowledge? It's obvious you're lacking it. |
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nero
Joined: 11 Mar 2009
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| Posted: Sun May 17, 2009 6:51 am Post subject: |
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[quote="Robot_Teacher"]
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| Robot_Teacher wrote: |
No, why would Western xgender people be any worse than Eastern xgender people? I understand Korea's finest go to Thailand to live their years out as a ladyboy. Not sure about xgenders being teachers; never heard of it anywhere. Xgenders are common in Europe and SE Asia and seen more and more in the America's, but often work in the sex, restaurant, and other service industries and are often underemployed due to discrimination. It also goes the other way around where girls become men and you really can't tell as testosterone hormones turns a woman into a man all the way and do really well in life as they really get masculine just like men.[/quote]
Seriously, is english your second language? Your posts are generally unreadable and make no grammactical sense whatsoever. |
Seriously, do you have anything conducive to add to any post. Maybe this idea made you quite uncomfortable. Like your software by the way.
Did you know that English always has a big E? Did you know there is no such word as, "grammactical," but there is, "grammatical." Who has less English knowledge? It's obvious you're lacking it. |
Ummm...what idea? Your post contains at least 6 of them all unrelated to the other.
What's my 'software' got to do with anything?
Sure I made a couple of spelling errors but at least my point is obvious and concise unlike most of your posts, sojourner. |
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Adventurer
Joined: 28 Jan 2006
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| Posted: Sun May 17, 2009 7:06 am Post subject: |
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[quote="nero"]
| Robot_Teacher wrote: |
No, why would Western xgender people be any worse than Eastern xgender people? I understand Korea's finest go to Thailand to live their years out as a ladyboy. Not sure about xgenders being teachers; never heard of it anywhere. Xgenders are common in Europe and SE Asia and seen more and more in the America's, but often work in the sex, restaurant, and other service industries and are often underemployed due to discrimination. It also goes the other way around where girls become men and you really can't tell as testosterone hormones turns a woman into a man all the way and do really well in life as they really get masculine just like men.[/quote]
Seriously, is english your second language? Your posts are generally unreadable and make no grammactical sense whatsoever. |
I was surprised for a very anti-gay country, there are several transgender clubs. I wasn't expecting to see signs for transgender clubs in Korea. However, you do hear about transgenders in Korea, and some of you read about that guy who was having sex with so many businesspersons, and he got arrested. |
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Adventurer
Joined: 28 Jan 2006
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| Posted: Sun May 17, 2009 7:10 am Post subject: |
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[quote="nero"]
| Robot_Teacher wrote: |
No, why would Western xgender people be any worse than Eastern xgender people? I understand Korea's finest go to Thailand to live their years out as a ladyboy. Not sure about xgenders being teachers; never heard of it anywhere. Xgenders are common in Europe and SE Asia and seen more and more in the America's, but often work in the sex, restaurant, and other service industries and are often underemployed due to discrimination. It also goes the other way around where girls become men and you really can't tell as testosterone hormones turns a woman into a man all the way and do really well in life as they really get masculine just like men.[/quote]
Seriously, is english your second language? Your posts are generally unreadable and make no grammactical sense whatsoever. |
I was surprised for a very anti-gay country, there are several transgender clubs. I wasn't expecting to see signs for transgender clubs in Korea. However, you do hear about transgenders in Korea, and some of you read about that guy who was having sex with so many businesspersons, and he got arrested. |
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Kwangjuchicken
Joined: 01 Sep 2003
Location: I was abducted by aliens on my way to Korea and forced to be an EFL teacher on this crazy planet.
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| Posted: Sun May 17, 2009 7:48 am Post subject: |
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[quote="nero"][quote="Robot_Teacher"]
| nero wrote: |
| Robot_Teacher wrote: |
No, why would Western xgender people be any worse than Eastern xgender people? I understand Korea's finest go to Thailand to live their years out as a ladyboy. Not sure about xgenders being teachers; never heard of it anywhere. Xgenders are common in Europe and SE Asia and seen more and more in the America's, but often work in the sex, restaurant, and other service industries and are often underemployed due to discrimination. It also goes the other way around where girls become men and you really can't tell as testosterone hormones turns a woman into a man all the way and do really well in life as they really get masculine just like men.[/quote]
Seriously, is english your second language? Your posts are generally unreadable and make no grammactical sense whatsoever. |
Seriously, do you have anything conducive to add to any post. Maybe this idea made you quite uncomfortable. Like your software by the way.
Did you know that English always has a big E? Did you know there is no such word as, "grammactical," but there is, "grammatical." Who has less English knowledge? It's obvious you're lacking it. |
Ummm...what idea? Your post contains at least 6 of them all unrelated to the other.
What's my 'software' got to do with anything?
Sure I made a couple of spelling errors but at least my point is obvious and concise unlike most of your posts, sojourner.[/quote
thohhor jesfor oijfji dished xugatbf wikof kesubuv kydagy ish wig kaasddfur dugiuuwe wifyei wa difyogih nagph wufioh kiftghsdodh deta ty vfibonohopifah qixoteyuf pofyguujd niib.
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Draz
Joined: 27 Jun 2007
Location: Land of Morning Clam
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| Posted: Sun May 17, 2009 3:06 pm Post subject: |
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| Kwangjuchicken wrote: |
thohhor jesfor oijfji dished xugatbf wikof kesubuv kydagy ish wig kaasddfur dugiuuwe wifyei wa difyogih nagph wufioh kiftghsdodh deta ty vfibonohopifah qixoteyuf pofyguujd niib.
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Big_Bird
Joined: 31 Jan 2003
Location: Sometimes here sometimes there...
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| Posted: Mon May 18, 2009 6:45 pm Post subject: |
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Quantum Field Theory? |
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gangwonbound
Joined: 27 Apr 2009
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| Posted: Mon May 18, 2009 8:03 pm Post subject: |
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| Are you sure your ID shouldn't be "bound in gangwon"? |
Made me laugh... |
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Robot_Teacher
Joined: 18 Feb 2009
Location: Robotting Around the World
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| Posted: Mon May 18, 2009 8:20 pm Post subject: |
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[quote="Kwangjuchicken"][quote="nero"]
| Robot_Teacher wrote: |
| nero wrote: |
| Robot_Teacher wrote: |
No, why would Western xgender people be any worse than Eastern xgender people? I understand Korea's finest go to Thailand to live their years out as a ladyboy. Not sure about xgenders being teachers; never heard of it anywhere. Xgenders are common in Europe and SE Asia and seen more and more in the America's, but often work in the sex, restaurant, and other service industries and are often underemployed due to discrimination. It also goes the other way around where girls become men and you really can't tell as testosterone hormones turns a woman into a man all the way and do really well in life as they really get masculine just like men.[/quote]
Seriously, is english your second language? Your posts are generally unreadable and make no grammactical sense whatsoever. |
Seriously, do you have anything conducive to add to any post. Maybe this idea made you quite uncomfortable. Like your software by the way.
Did you know that English always has a big E? Did you know there is no such word as, "grammactical," but there is, "grammatical." Who has less English knowledge? It's obvious you're lacking it. |
Ummm...what idea? Your post contains at least 6 of them all unrelated to the other.
What's my 'software' got to do with anything?
Sure I made a couple of spelling errors but at least my point is obvious and concise unlike most of your posts, sojourner.[/quote
thohhor jesfor oijfji dished xugatbf wikof kesubuv kydagy ish wig kaasddfur dugiuuwe wifyei wa difyogih nagph wufioh kiftghsdodh deta ty vfibonohopifah qixoteyuf pofyguujd niib.
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What a tosser(s). Whilst I'm not the Sojourner who wrote books on Daves contradicting the populace with a taste of being unhappy in Korea, I agree with this contrarian on most of what I read after reviewing some of his posts over a month ago when another one of you said I was this deeply contrarian thinker. I invited him to meet me, but he's in Thailand and says he'll meet me this Summer.  Whilst he was right most of the time, he talked over your heads while many of you confounded him. I just did the same sort of thing that Nero called me out on. He is very bright, but not casually ignorant like the masses and so am I the same. Like me, I wouldn't guess he's good at socializing at beer parties and ends up bored while everyone talks nonsense. Thinkers talk and write at a level many average folks would called retarded or speaking English as a 2nd language from an ESL perspective as it's not customary. Parts of this forum seem to be mostly like a group of college kids on Spring break in Puerto Vallarta having casual almost meaningless discussions rather than a group of professionals though we have all kinds of people here which the threads show. I'm sure most of the smart and savvy professionals just click through for topics with critically important info surrounding visas, jobs, and money while rarely posting. I was expecting more smart people in discussion actually interested in international study and travel instead of people fleeing from a bad situation back home. This is the very reason why some of you with a reasonable outlook complain that it's hard to make new friends in Korea that don't confound, criticize, and shun you as so many are antisocial with superiority issues as they complain about the Koreans being like this. Often people casually complain about the very things wrong with themselves as well as confound others surrounding their issues.
Few want the hard work in wrapping their brain around something like I wrote about a controversial topic most of you are probably phobic about from the get go. When reading and listening, either you get it or you're offended due to feeling insecure over not getting it or you ignore. Ignoring and clicking the back arrow is the best way to go when you don't like a thread. I too got carried away last Saturday on the thread about a young man telling teenage girls to F off, because I found this unprofessional and immoral as can be regardless how snobby they were acting. If you look at Thaivisa.com, you sure don't see this snobby offensive expat culture and behavior whatsoever, but you do see more mature and savvy people dealing with much harder issues than anything posted on Daves about living in Korea. Korea is just boring so the worlds smallest violin plays for us. I should had click back without replying to educate the masses on something little understood by the masses as I've had xgender friends of both genders, because I can be friends with anyone who has a brain with a good outlook on life. |
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