To: miss marmelstein
Well I call it that after Tiresias, the famous Greek prophet that was transformed into a woman by Hera.
There’s actually a book called The Man that Would Be Queen, which basically splits make transgendered into two camps: 1 ultragay men that can’t accept their own masculinity, and 2 aging males that do it to try to escape their own death through transformation.
39 posted on
08/01/2015 2:37:49 PM PDT by
struggle
To: struggle
Very interesting! The play The Bacchai by Euripides features a character who turns into a woman. I saw it performed at The National Theater in London and it was as powerful a transformation as I've ever seen. Nothing like this freak, btw, which is being solely done to get attention and to win against women. I hope the feministas are happy.
41 posted on
08/01/2015 2:42:39 PM PDT by
miss marmelstein
(Richard the Third: I'd like to drive away not only the Turks (moslims) but all my foes.")
To: struggle
Well I call it that after Tiresias, the famous Greek prophet that was transformed into a woman by Hera.
Ah yes, ‘blind Tiresias with wrinkled dugs’as Eliot so artfully described him...had to do with copulating snakes, IIRC, and he was changed back some time later...
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