The Censored Life of Shaya Goldust: “The streets of the city were tunnels of terror”

As he grew older, he realized that society wants him to be something he is not—society wants him to be a “man” and act “masculine.” Society expects him not to be himself, to censor himself, to delete and forget. Even his voice is very “feminine,” and he needs to practice speaking like a man. Why does this work? He should also practice walking. Why are they laughing like this? Why is “Lila Forohar” listening? Why, why, why? He himself says: “Every time I walk through the streets of the city, it’s like going through a tunnel of terror.” a tunnel in which the sound of ridicule, humiliation, and oppression twists and turns and twists. With all of this, when Shaya became familiar with the concept of being trans, she realized that she had many options ahead of her. For example, she could build the life she loves and the self she wants with gender confirmation surgery. “My censored life,” Shaya’s gender confirmation surgery experience, and It has depicted the horror and difficulty of this great, decisive decision. But the censorship and repression of human beings that Shaya wanted to continue even after the surgery

December 19, 2022 | 9:04 pm