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feminization in history

nikki marie

Posted on February 13th, 2009 ~ 3:48 am

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some people frown upon feminization. i mean why should they. it's a regular part of life. it's also a part of History.

In the 1640's, Queen Nzinga of Ndongo, in Central Africa, announced that she would "become a man." She forced her husbands to dress in womens clothes. they slept among her maids. Her ladies-in-waiting became body guards.

I learned that while i was doing my homework for my class earlier tonight and i just figured i'd share.

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Posted February 13th, 2009 ~ 4:09 am

Oh thats a interesting story I haven't heard about before! I know before the early 19th century Moms would usually dress their boys just like their daughters in the frilliest pretty dresses and bows. They wouldn't dress in a different attire until around puberty. I'm sure there is lots of feminization stories throughout history.

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nikki marie

Posted February 13th, 2009 ~ 4:44 am

im sure there are... this just caught my eye the second i saw it and figured others would like to know this little fact

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lilredrachel

Posted February 13th, 2009 ~ 5:58 am

katoey (from thailand) have always been part of the culture it seems. boys are chosen at a young age depending on their traits and manerism's and are then groomed to be katoey(3rd sex) and are accepted members of society. there is also a similair practice in the philipines and many of the islands in the south seas

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BunnybuttGirl

Posted February 13th, 2009 ~ 6:11 am

India has a similar 3rd gender called the Hijra who are feminized and are actually revered as priestesses.

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Andreea

Posted February 13th, 2009 ~ 11:37 am

If my high school history had been that interesting, I might have done a lot better at the mock exams and then how different might my life have been? Thank you so much for sharing this fascinating fact.

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