the articles in times magazines,albeit not repulsively palaverous that's starkly reminiscent of the economist,more often than not emanate an asphyxiating prosaicness that's highly adroit at percolatin ur unsuspectin minds before anaestheticising it,but an impressionable article published in a recent issue transcended this mediocrity.this article understatedly vociferated the heartwrendin anguish of transvetites who've colonised a geographically obscure town in india,relegated to wretched objects of ridicule and ostracisation owing to their ambiguous gender and servile trade.what affected me was their steadfast pursuit of that elusive dignity that all beings should deservedly possess yet have been guilefully seized from them,nevermind the grosteque images conjured up by the supposed prevalence of self-castration that's a disquetin consequence of poverty.the disconsolatin truth behind their ceaseless struggle for a fundamental intangible called pride raises questions on how the astoundin intellectual development of us humans has handicapped our ability to make even fairly rational judgements of others.

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