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What is the American pronghorns closest living relative?Make me feel dumb![]()
How do panthers differ from jaguars?
What else do most mosquitos do on you when drinking your blood?All right.
... inject a numbing agent so you can't feel it?What else do most mosquitos do on you when drinking your blood?
The answer was pee on you but you’re also correct... inject a numbing agent so you can't feel it?
EwwThe answer was pee on you but you’re also correct![]()
In which country is sex change legal but gay marriage illegal?
errr idk lots of countries come to my mind, south korea included (as harisu was the second person to legally "change" her gender, and the only asian country where gay marriage is legal is taiwan. i'd suppose india too, though if i'm wrong it would be a matter of shame since i'm an indian queer myself. but the "third gender" (several members of the "hijra" community (though i'm frankly unaware if it's the correct term used to refer to them) identify as such) is recognised.In which country is sex change legal but gay marriage illegal?
I believe it’s not illegal per say to be in a same sex relationship in South Korea, you just can’t get married if you’re in a same sex relationship. The answer is Iran, where it’s illegal to be with someone of the same sex at all, but sex change is legal and partially paid for by the government, though it’s possibly there’s other countries that I just don’t know of.errr idk lots of countries come to my mind, south korea included (as harisu was the second person to legally "change" her gender, and the only asian country where gay marriage is legal is taiwan. i'd suppose india too, though if i'm wrong it would be a matter of shame since i'm an indian queer myself. but the "third gender" (several members of the "hijra" community (though i'm frankly unaware if it's the correct term used to refer to them) identify as such) is recognised.
Oh I just realized I said gay marriage in the question, sorry about thaterrr idk lots of countries come to my mind, south korea included (as harisu was the second person to legally "change" her gender, and the only asian country where gay marriage is legal is taiwan. i'd suppose india too, though if i'm wrong it would be a matter of shame since i'm an indian queer myself. but the "third gender" (several members of the "hijra" community (though i'm frankly unaware if it's the correct term used to refer to them) identify as such) is recognised.
oooh no issues!Oh I just realized I said gay marriage in the question, sorry about that![]()
Baby steps, though it’s a shame that they haven’t legalized gay marriage, along with a bunch of other countriesoooh no issues!
and yeah for the record, gay relationships are not illegal per say out here in india, and the inclusion of homosexuality in section 377 (a colonial-era law that criminalized "intercourse against the order of nature") was struck down in 2018. yet it gets on my nerves when people assume it means gay marriages are legal now, as they are not.
i agree.Baby steps, though it’s a shame that they haven’t legalized gay marriage, along with a bunch of other countries![]()
I’ll go with a deer because I don’t knowWhat is the American pronghorns closest living relative?
It’s actually the giraffe, which is surprising to most peopleI’ll go with a deer because I don’t know![]()
NaniIt’s actually the giraffe, which is surprising to most people![]()