Masculine Versus Feminine, Muslim Versus Buddhist
Different Social Attitudes in Pakistan & Thailand
In my town of Chiang Mai you will find most shops, restaurants and offices run by women while the men abandon their children, cheat, drink and gamble. When one walks down the street the women meet one's eye and invariably return an honest smile.
Transvestites and homosexuals are folded easily into the social mesh and the only prejudice they might be subject to, is being liked more readily. Personally, I found it very easy to get used to going to the post office, bank, or anywhere else, to be greeted by an, often, beautiful man dressed beautifully as a woman. Everywhere, everything is clean, service is eager and everyone smiles easily, like I said: a feminine culture.
Masculine Versus Feminine, Muslim Versus Buddhist
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