sour lemon..

should gay marriage be legalised?

nowadays on fridae keep having all this news on gay marriage legalising.. gay demostration for legal rights.. haiz.. so ma fan.. it's none of their business.. i agreed with da sao tt this might create chaos in the society.. how would the adopted child feel if his parents are gays? i couldnt imagine myself doing such a thing.. but i admire some guys who wan to have a family with their boyfriends and undergo sex change.. so sweet lo.. there's this famous dnacer from China who made a name for himself as a guy.. but he went MIA for a while and came back into the dancing world as a married woman of three kids.. she is married to a European guy and she is still as high status as she was when she's a guy.. i think he's very remarkable to be able to sacrific his identity and reputation for his family..
(sorry for the inapporiate grammar here.. dunno whether to use He or She)
I read this in zao bao zhou kan sunday edition a few month ago.. under interview of Jin Xing.

this is wad i found online
Jin Xing born in 1969 was the son of an army officer and a translator; as a child, he excelled at dance and became the youngest person ever to be enlisted in the People's Liberation Army Song and Dance Academy. He became the first Chinese dancer to be awarded an arts scholarship to study in the United States, and that proved to be both a professional and personal turning point. Aware that he often felt more like a woman than a man, Jin Xing underwent a sex change in 1995; a daring move in a conservative Chinese society. Professionally, Jin Xing continues to push the boundaries of modern dance in Europe and here in China.She went through all stages of military training while also learning Russian ballet, classical Chinese dancing and acrobatics but suffered for having the soul of a woman in a man’s body. In hierarchical and conservative China it took a lot of patience and renunciation to get her way.With the surgical and medical change of sex which she underwent over several months from 1994-95, she acquired a new sense of her existence. Jin Xing is now the only free-lance choreographer and director of an independent dance group in the whole of China. With commercial appearances of all kinds, including modelling and television appearances and commercials, she earns enough to live grandly with a house and car of her own. She has also turned to work in films and runs a hotel and small theatre.Not only has her lifestyle changed. She has also bid farewell to all main roles in the Chinese style, to revolutionary ballet and to lyrical figural sequences. “I used to be a dance-machine” she said once with a smile. Now she is still keen to dance but only such roles, parts and themes as really interest her, and increasingly in an enthusiastic exchange with Western choreographers and ensembles.

well.. a little knowledge of the world.. hees.. ren sheng duan duan ji shi nian.. might as well enjoy everything u do.. right? hees... *winks*
why must he be called JX oso???