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Originally Posted by DWB
There are lots of reports of chemicals like Bisphenol A (BPA) that are mixing up sexuality in males, lowering sperm count, lowering testosterone, and causing other nasty side effects. And what countries have some of the highest exposure of BPA and BPA plants? Thailand and Brazil. Just so happens they also have the most amount of transsexuals. Probably just a coincidence. I'm not saying this is the only reason, but I do believe this may have something to do with the amount of them in some areas of the world. You wouldn't believe the amount of transsexuals in Thailand unless you came here and I showed you. Brazil is the same way.
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I would put that down to culture more than anything else. If there are existing 'role models' or peers for young gays then they are less likely to feel the need to hide who they are or feel guilty about it. And the more open it is, the more other people will get used it and tolerate it, even if they don't particularly like or approve of it, which in turn encourages more gays/trannies to be more open.
In the West, trannies are virtually nowhere to be seen and gays are usually confined to specific 'ghettos'. Men dressing as women has traditionally been as entertainment or comedy, so trannies are treated as a joke and the subject or ridicule or abuse. It also doesn't help that, unlike in Asia where men are arguably smaller and less 'masculine', Western trannies are often built like like brick shithouses.