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• IRANIAN GAY PORN VIOS
• RULTS FOR : IRANIAN GAY
• RULTS FOR : IRAN GAY
• RULTS FOR : IRAN GAY BOY
• IRAN GAY PORN VIOS
• RULTS FOR : GAY IRANI
• PERSIAN GAY PORN VIOS
• IRANIAN MEN GAY PORN VIOS
• IRANIAN SEX GAY PORN VIOS
• RULTS FOR : IRANIAN-GAY
• IRANIAN GAY SEX
• GAYS: IRANIAN
• IRANIAN GAY SEX
• GAY IRANIAN XXX. THE BT (3)
• TWO REAL IRANIAN GAYS
• گی ایرانی GAY GAY PORN VIOS
• GAY LIFE IRAN
• HOW ARE IRANIAN GAY MEN COPG WH SYSTEMATIC SUPPRSN UNR ISLAMIC LAW? A QUALATIVE STUDY
• Y, THERE ARE GAY PEOPLE IRAN

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Our first eveng Iran, while walkg around Shiraz lookg for somethg to eat, we crossed a public square the middle of town that at first glance did not seem out of the ordary, but turned out to be one of the most aggrsive gay cisg grounds we had ever seen. Havg gay sex Iran is a pal offense, as is well-known, and there have ed been s which gay men have been executed (although is not clear whether they were executed merely for homosexual sex or for that batn wh other crim). Iranian Print Ahmedejad famoly said at Columbia Universy that there are no gays Iran, and one fairly liberal, open-md Iranian we spoke to agreed wh that statement, only acknowledgg when prsed that there may be a handful, four or five.

(Other Iranians did regnize that there were of urse gays and lbians Iran, and were embarassed at the absurdy of the Print’s statement, wh which they were surprisgly faiar.

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The suatn seems to be that public awarens of homosexualy is so low Iran, beg gay so unthkable, that you n get away wh a surprisg amount of public displays of affectn, certaly more than a heterosexual uple n.

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In the early eveng, gay men make up a small (though to the wterner easily intified) mory, among many young people and fai, but grow to domate the park more and more later at night, numberg the dozens.

We were told by one young man that he had been beaten up by basijis, a radil fanatil group that is a remnant om the Iran-Iraq war, near the park bee he was perceived to be gay. One piece of “evince” of the ancient and persistent existence of homosexualy the Middle East (like anywhere else) is that many Middle Eastern untri have a cy that is famo for homosexualy, and the butt of all gay jok that untry.

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In Iran, this cy is Qazv (we were there, but didn’t notice anythg particularly gay about the place), and we even heard boys Tehran teasg one another by sayg that the other was om Qazv. LGBT dividuals Iran have been sufferg om systematic supprsn and discrimatn for s and, orr for them to survive, like any other mori and isolated groups, they have formed a unique some may nsir homosexualy to be a relatively new Wtern phenomenon, a brief look at the history of same-sex relatnships Iran reveals that is, fact, prevalent throughout Iran’s historil culture.

Ined, studi by both Wtern and Iranian scholars have shown that homosexualy has played a role Iranian culture for lennia (Shamisa 2002; “Homosexualy iii” 2012; Parnian 2006).

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Dpe this long history of homosexualy Iran, many of the untry’s current homosexuals, particularly the younger generatn, tend to intify more wh a morn perspective rather than a historil or even cultural one (Mahdavi 2012; Yagarfard and Bahramabadian 2014).

However, a signifint number of those who unrgo the surgery do so not bee they are transgenr but bee they are gay, lbian or bisexual and see sex change surgery as the only optn for them to “erase the ‘sta’ of homosexualy and bee ‘legal’ unr Iranian law” (Human Rights Watch 2010, p.

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Ined, reports dite that almost half (45%) of all sex reassignment surgeri performed Iran are rried out as a ‘cure’ for homosexual men or lbians (Hamedani 2014).

Backed by state law, this belief has rulted the formulatn of a normative bary amework of attus, behavurs and actns which exclus all those who do not nform, cludg gay mal (Jtice for Iran 2014). While a major factor this issue is how the Iranian thori’ policy and law have created an environment of social isolatn, is further pound by profsnal practners and psychologists Iran and their attempts at ‘treatg’ the sexual ‘viancy’ of homosexuals and lbians (see Am 2015). Samplg, Data Collectn and Ethil ConsiratnAs gay dividuals are a difficult-to-fd group (hidn group) Iran, the rearcher required the assistance of relevant anisatns.

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Then through snowball samplg 57 gay men were ntacted through email and only 38 people replied to the ial email, then rm nsent were sent to 38 prospective participants that of them only 29 showed tert to participate the study, the rt dropped out due to the sensivy of the subject, fear of discloser, fear of alg wh strs durg the terview, not knowg the terviewer and lack of tst and not feelg fortable to do the terview trough vio ll. At the same time, however, they exprsed their willgns to participate bee they felt any rearch of Iranian gay men might ntribute to the velopment of knowledge and unrstandg of gay men and their current suatn Iran.

Ined, some of the ma reasons given by participants for agreeg to participate the current rearch were that, through this rearch, the thori might hear their voice sayg “we exist”; they were fightg stigmatisatn and discrimatn; and they were raisg awarens society about gay men Iran. Thirteen participants mentned that spe all the rtrictns and limatns, even though same-sex relatnships are nmned as a crime that rri the ath penalty, one thg that helps gay people to “pe” was havg sex. Thirdly, sex helps them to nnect to other gay men and engage social workg as a pg strategy for social isolatn and narratns of the participants’ sex experienc were very varied; for stance, two participants mentned that bee they had their own home, they uld have sex 3–4 tim a week.

RULTS FOR : IRANIAN-GAY

There is a school of thought which suggts that the practice of engagg risky sexual behavur serv as a symbolic act of rebelln by gay mal, albe one that may be rried out subnscly or even jt as part of the accepted gay culture (Crossley 2004). Psychologilly, the act of engagg risky sexual practic may provi some members of the gay muny wh a fulfillg sense of prottg and rebellg agast the domant social valu which they feel opprs their eedom and pennce (Crossley 2004) addn, two participants mentned that they even stood the street, pecially the eveng and at nights, to get picked up by rs.

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There are many reports of gay dividuals standg the well-known “pick-up pots” who have been beaten to ath by strangers or even by the moraly police or the Basij (UK Home Office 2016) most mon risk takg act intified was “gatherg public and unrground get-togethers or parti”. The exampl ncur wh numero reported s of homosexuals Iran beg arrted for attendg parti, punished wh f, and also warned that they faced executn if ught a send time (Forb 2017).

Sendly, gettg together giv them a sense of belongg and inty and, thirdly, nnects them to other gay men and facilat social workg, which is a pg strategy for alg wh social isolatn and lonels. In spe of the legal and health-related risks associated wh alhol and dg e Iran, gay men are still misg the substanc as part of their pg mechanism for alg wh the strs and anxiety ed by their social isolatn, discrimatn and systematic has been observed that many members of the gay populatn e alhol and dgs to overe the pa of rejectn, isolatn, and discrimatn (e. …I did not know I was gay when I was 19 and I did not know any other gay man, but I knew I was different om other men my fay and at the school, so cross drsg helped me to navigate my feelgs and my inty.

This n perhaps be explaed a cultural ntext where a gay man appearg as a woman is nsired ls morally wrong a patriarchal bary society such as Iran (Banng-Lover 2017).

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Unlike for the gay male populatn or other sexual mori, there are a number of trans-foced NGOs Iran and this has helped boost the nfince levels of this group (Human Rights Watch 2010). For stance, participant 15, who was 30 years old, sgle and not datg, and unemployed, mentned that although he knew that he had no sexual or emotnal sire towards the oppose sex and he was sure that he was gay, he did not follow his sire. Also, three other participants mentned that they had siar experience, as they always felt ashamed and guilty about beg gay, so to pensate, they started practisg their relign more serly.

Eleven participants mentned that they found challengg believg Islam and beg gay simultaneoly; five participants also mentned that they had left their relign and they now nsired themselv as Iran is an Islamic untry and relig tn is mandatory for everyone at school om a very early age, hypothetilly might have some level of impact on an dividual’s sexual behavurs general.

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(2007) reported how they adopted var methods of gnive behavur therapy (CBT) such as vert aversn (aversn therapy, g electro shock and vom-ducg dgs) to succsfully “treat” three homosexual and two transsexual “patients”, who exhibed heterosexual behavur after receivg the therapy. In this study, was observed by the rearcher that the reason for the succs of the treatment was largely due to the patients’ sire to change bee of their unrstandg that homosexualy or transgenrism was unacceptable Iranian culture. A report by the Home Office the UK stated that there was a major issue of gay dividuals reportg var forms of abe om members of their own fay rponse to their sexual orientatn and genr inty.

In such an environment of persecutn and neglect, many non-state actors rry out acts of homophobic vlence wh impuny (UK Home Office 2016) of the three who had married mentned that, even though they were married, they had relatnships wh other men secret. In Iran, sexual mori have been exclud om the norms and stctur of the domant culture, as exemplified by the lack of a same-sex marriage equivalent for gay and lbian partners. Also, two participants mentned that they were also worried about their own fay seeg them hangg around wh other gay mal, pecially if they were a b “feme” or “mp (Eva)”.

Neverthels, they still they did bee was the only way they uld pe wh their suatn as gay participant mentned that he was a relatnship and his partner was European, so he muted between Iran and Europe.

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The term “sexual migratn” is, fact, almost exclively associated wh the movement of homosexuals seekg sexual eedom wh regard to their practic, inti, and subjectivi (Manalansan 2006). The majory of Iran’s homosexual refuge head to the neighbourg untry of Turkey, where they n apply for asylum the pal cy of Ankara where the UNHCR’s office is loted.

The suatn is ma worse by the Turkish placement policy of ncentratg homosexual refuge small and often highly nservative ci (Saastamoen 2017) Network and Fay of ChoiceAll of the participants mentned that they eher ed to e social media and/or datg apps or were still g them. The ma reasons for g social media acrdg to the participants were nnectg to other gay dividuals, feelg that they were a safe place, makg nversatn about homosexualy Iran and LGBTQ rights, sex and fdg a sex partner, lookg for a more ser relatnship, chattg wh others which helped them regardg their isolatn and lonels, and also accsg rmatn (see also Karimi 2016). While the Inter helps people lookg for homosexual partners by makg them more visible to one another, also has the downsi of makg them more visible to the reprsive thori.

TWO REAL IRANIAN GAYS

One of the olr gay guys who’s fancially stable, has his own penncy, has lots of experience wh gay people, and n host people his hoe ually be the head of our so lled fay.

This send fay serv as a source of support and rmatn as well as providg a sense of belongg which is imperative for gay dividuals a reprsive society such as Iran. Also, was mentned that a gay uple who had been together for a long time beme the source of emotnal and social support for the mostly younger members of the gay group. There is no doubt that gay dividuals Iran experience ‘mory strs’, fed as a state rultg om “…culturally sanctned, tegorilly ascribed ferr stat, social prejudice and discrimatn, the impact of the environmental forc on psychologil well-beg, and nsequent readjtment or adaptatn” (Brooks 1981, p.

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As prevly intified, there is then a tenncy for gay dividuals to turn to substanc such as alhol and dgs as a pg vice to help them al wh their negative social ClassThe social class of the participants this study were very diverse. The levels of acceptance of gays are nsistently higher urban and suburban areas and among those wh a higher level of tn or e (Whb and Walsky 2013; Bowman 2004). In addn, participant 4, who was 41 years old, a relatnship, and self-employed, mentned that he was om a workg-class fay livg the south of Tehran and that the suatn for gay men there was more difficult than for people the north of Tehran, as people the south were more tradnal and nservative than people om the north.

…they don’t ually hang around wh “Khanoomha e paeen” (lerally means “the girls om below”, which refers to gay dividuals om the south of Tehran or generally om the lower social class).

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The creased probabily of openly admtg to beg gay, the length of time between mencg same-sex relatnships and g out to others, and the high probabily of havg sexual relatns wh women spe a lack of sire to do so are all ditive that the standards of masculy related to social class have a ntrollg effect on the social liv of workg-class gay men (Barrett and Pollack 2005). Studi of sexual mori dite that the velopment of the gay dividual’s inty tends to be unique as a rult of their particular experienc of prejudice and social opprsn (Diamond et al. Dpe the suggtns, is the opn of the rearcher that a purely thematic approach nstut the most appropriate method of analysis the prent study on the reasong that the gay muny Iran is a small and vulnerable group and, therefore, the person-centred approach uld promise the participants’ anonymy.

Moreover, as the qualative rearch is highly subjective and the rearcher’s personaly and experience might affect the validy and reliabily of the rearch (Crwell 2014), is important to mentn that the rearcher is fully aware of his own possible bias and prenceptns due to his few years of practice as a psychologil therapist wh LGBT dividuals and LGBT anisatns as well as his prev rearch experience this field, pecially among gay men and male-to-female transgenr dividuals. ConclnThroughout the 40 years (1979–2019) of opprsn unr Iran’s Islamic law, durg which social l and laws have been signed to prevent gay mal livg Iran om beg open about their sexualy, many gay mal livg Iran have actively sought to overe the rtrictns on their eedom. The stcture of Iran’s gay populatn has bee more plex when we nsir that certa dividuals n fd themselv changg their social inty several tim a day as they move om one social muny to the next through the urse of their daily activi.

HOW ARE IRANIAN GAY MEN COPG WH SYSTEMATIC SUPPRSN UNR ISLAMIC LAW? A QUALATIVE STUDY

It is hardly surprisg such an opprsive and secretive environment of stutnalised discrimatn that the members of Iran’s unrground gay muny experience emotns of fear, anger, rejectn, and tratn, leadg them to velop a variety of pg strategi. Origally veloped as survival techniqu, the pg strategi have bee, over time, part of what we know today as “gay culture” and seems that one of s more effective benefs has been providg the ordatn and anisatn that enable s members to mata a sense of orr their liv as they navigate om one social suatn to the next, mimisg anxiety as a rult.

Shared not only among gay muni but also across generatns, this rmatn-sharg system empowers members of the Iranian gay culture to overe both physil and psychologil hurdl by givg them a sense of belongg, the eedom to pursue happs and well-beg, and genue meang their liv.

Y, THERE ARE GAY PEOPLE IRAN

Through onle activism, publishg poetry, lerature and artwork onle, and engagg wh global gay culture through televisn and the ter, gay Iranians are g of age, spe the myriad of rtrictns they still face Iranian society and at the hands of the state. We spoke to him about what life is like the days for gay, lbian, bisexual and transgenred Iranians, and whether is even possible to live a fulfilled, secure life as a gay person a untry such as Iran:.

Unr the current circumstanc, Iranian youth, whether gay or straight, face many different obstacl, some of which have to do wh the regime (social rtrictns and iologil and polil prsure or the enomic suatn), and some to do wh public culture (a lack of acceptance of different liftyl and closed, tradnal thkg). There will always be teractns among -workers, people on the street and the bazaar, and gathergs that will have trac of homophobia them, and which will create an unwanted distance between a homosexual and his environment. Wh all the media attentn around this subject (pecially onle, satelle televisn programs, and foreign films and seri), homosexuals make peace wh themselv rather quickly and relatively easily, but there are problems, too.

One major problem is the tradnal and relig upbrgg of the society, and the patriarchal state propaganda that alienat homosexuals and acceptance of homosexualy to take a lot of time and energy. Homosexuals who live small towns, more sular environments, and those who e om lower social levels and don’t have sufficient avenu for accsg rmatn and fdg others wh siar characteristics, or fdg a more accurate unrstandg about themselv, face other problems. In alg wh myself, I have fully accepted my homosexualy, but alg wh the outsi world, wh people and the society, I am always led to circumstanc where I am willgly or unwillgly remd of my homosexualy.

In my opn, there are two ways to rce this homophobia: for people to see more and more homosexuals around themselv as cizens, and to fd more awarens about sexual orientatn. How do you answer those iends and acquatanc who mistakenly tell you that homosexualy is not natural, and that even animals don’t do this way bee do not lead to procreatn?

There are those like [Islamic philosopher Abdolkarim] Soroh, who haven’t yet thought about homosexualy; there are those like the [progrsive theologian-cleric Mohsen] Kadivar who, if we nsir him an tellectual, support Islamic punishment agast homosexualy, and others like Akbar Ganji, Ram Jahanbegloo, Arash Naraghi, and others who fend the rights of homosexuals. Discrimatn between the active and the passive partners, opposg transsexuals, misogyny, ternalized homophobia, a tradnal and biased view towards two people’s relatnship, lack of sufficient emotnal matury, and over-emotnalism are some of the thgs that n more or ls be seen among homosexuals.

Sometim the tense prsure the homosexual experienc over time ph him on a path where he may lack sufficient strength and patience to ntually evaluate himself and to ratnally manage his relatnships.

There is no official dissematn of rmatn for homosexuals and the only way to reach awarens about such issu is dog personal rearch, talkg to other homosexuals, and ocsnally gettg profsnal unselg.

When you live for many years wh Iranian homosexuals, you will learn that there is no shortage of prsn, dissatisfactn, psychologil tensn, and even attempted suici among them. At the same time there is more social acceptance and rpect for other mori the untri and most of them there are varyg gre of legal mechanisms for support of homosexuals and observatn of their rights. It is not necsary for all of to talk or take actn about the rights of Baha’is or homosexuals; but if someone has somethg to say or wish to take a step, we should all support him or her.