Bahrain: Same Sex School are Hot Bed Of Lesbian Activity!
A LEADING child psychologist has backed claims by a Bahraini MP that girls' schools have become a hotbed of lesbian activity.Batelco Centre for Family Violence Victims president Dr Banna Bu Zaboon added that all non-mixed schools in the Gulf are encountering a surge in homosexuality.
She said many girls she came across had admitted to having homosexual encounters at school.
However, Dr Bu Zaboon added this was not a new phenomenon.
"I don't think that this issue is new to our society," she told the GDN.
"It has been a problem for quite a while now, but it has been treated on an individual basis.
"Many college students that I have spoken to have admitted to me that during their days in government schools, they came across this phenomenon on a daily basis."
However, Dr Bu Zaboon said that many girls who enter same-sex relationships are not even lesbians.
"It only appears to be a side-effect these students are getting from going to an all-girl school, because after treating them they came to know that it was only a phase they were going through," she said.
She said many girls she came across had admitted to having homosexual encounters at school.
However, Dr Bu Zaboon added this was not a new phenomenon.
"I don't think that this issue is new to our society," she told the GDN.
"It has been a problem for quite a while now, but it has been treated on an individual basis.
"Many college students that I have spoken to have admitted to me that during their days in government schools, they came across this phenomenon on a daily basis."
However, Dr Bu Zaboon said that many girls who enter same-sex relationships are not even lesbians.
"It only appears to be a side-effect these students are getting from going to an all-girl school, because after treating them they came to know that it was only a phase they were going through," she said.
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2 comments:
Sex hormones and youth; what an unfortunate combination! It's too bad that the hormones don't wait to kick in until after a person has reached adulthood and knows how to handle them.
Its good that newspapers in Bahrain now treat the subject in a mature manner. I thought it was a really interesting series of articles - and surprising considering its a Middle Eastern state.
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