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It's definitely true. Where do you think garam masala comes from? You see any fricking garam trees around where you live?? It is literally harvested from the buttholes of gay sexy Indian dudes, probably.
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I unironically love Hindus pooping on and insulting everyone. I never minded their religion and I love how mean they are. A superpower, no, but a drama superpower? Maybe.
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Tamilians and keralites are the white people of india i swear to god. Immigrants from here are 10 times worse.
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Wtf are you talking about you fricking idiot out of my last 20 posts only 4 are links and the majority are longposts
You don't know shit you dumb motherlover this is literally MY SITE I am the mascot and everyone loves me and my posts are great.
GTFO you've just made an enemy of a very big dog around here and it's going to make your life very difficult. You are best off just making a new account now. Not that I won't know any alt you make but I might be merciful.
Seriously you clearly aren't rdrama material your powers of deduction are subpar, you aren't funny, you can't recognize funny, and you should k*lol yourself.
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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5100129/
This is the only reference I could find.
Hermaphrodites and cross dressers are mentioned in some texts.
There's also references to krishna's son dressing as a woman to conduct espionage in the court of an asura king.
The most common references to gender neutrality seems to be descriptions of God[neither male, nor female, nor ali(transgender) ] etc etc in the usual negation structures used to describe nirguna brahman(God without attributes)
From what limited tamil sources are available, we could say that transgenders/hermaphrodites were just thought of as a third gender. There's no evidence that it was widespread, just that it was acknowledged to exist.
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