For Koreans who don't believe homosexuals exist within their own race (and there are many who feel this way), the thought of homegrown transvestites is probably unimaginable. But, boy, have I got news for you! Last weekend I found myself on the infamous "homo hill" in Seoul's expat/U.S. military/English teacher haven of Itaewon. Homo hill is just a stone's throw from "hooker hill", for anyone looking for a point of reference. Here are some shots from a fun, zany show at "Trance". I've only included photos of the "women" whose bodies
didn't make me jealous, because believe me, if there's anything worse than feeling like Two-ton Tess among all the thin, Asian chicks, it's being shown up by a
man!
For Koreans who don't believe homosexuals exist within their own race (and there are many who feel this way), the thought of homegrown transvestites is probably unimaginable. But, boy, have I got news for you! Last weekend I found myself on the infamous "homo hill" in Seoul's expat/U.S. military/English teacher haven of Itaewon. Homo hill is just a stone's throw from "hooker hill", for anyone looking for a point of reference. Here are some shots from a fun, zany show at "Trance". I've only included photos of the "women" whose bodies didn't make me jealous, because believe me, if there's anything worse than feeling like Two-ton Tess among all the thin, Asian chicks, it's being shown up by a man!
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