Homosexuality is legal in Djibouti?
- Thread starter Keo
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It's legal but there's a social stigma and people rarely talk about this stuff.
I have an annedocte about a man who was gentle, kind and creative.
His own personality was lovely.
But people thought he was effeminate (thus gay, to them, an effeminate man = gay, backward people smh).
Going back a few years ago, I heard from my parents that this man died. Because of his uniqueness and being different, he got harassed to the point of taking his life away.
Djibouti may be liberal (compared to our neighbors) on papers,
but it's still very homophobic.
I have an annedocte about a man who was gentle, kind and creative.
His own personality was lovely.
But people thought he was effeminate (thus gay, to them, an effeminate man = gay, backward people smh).
Going back a few years ago, I heard from my parents that this man died. Because of his uniqueness and being different, he got harassed to the point of taking his life away.
Djibouti may be liberal (compared to our neighbors) on papers,
but it's still very homophobic.
How does being gentle and kind make you feminine
Is it really legal? in terms of constitution wise? I doubt that. Djiboutians have an attitude of laissez faire to most of the things but i do not think gays and lesbians are protected by the law. They do live their lives though. Albeit in secret.
How does being gentle and kind make you feminine
The supposition is- typical str8 man is usually rough and unkind. Or a jerk. The brain of a typical str8 man is predatorial. Eyes always looking to scheme someone. An over active mind.
But masculinity just like EVERYTHING on earth has spectrum. There is 100 to 0 or vice verse
Yes it is said on Wikipedia that the Djiboutian Law tolerates gay couples and homosexuality isn't banned there (never been)
When i go to djibouti in the summer this is the song we gonna play on the beach
Very cool editing+ and I liked the song!
This is my favorite one from Mika (french legendary Artist)
The typical str8 man sounds like dhaalim then
No such thing as a bad boy just a hurt one
