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Homosexual relations in both sexes were common and bore no stigma in pre-colonial Philippines. There are numerous accounts of feminized men in early Spanish records.1 They were described as being dressed as women, worked in traditionally female roles, and were teatei as women by the community. They were considered as comparable to biological vomen aside from their incapability to give birth to cNdren 3233| They, werc even recorded as beligmeried to men A Some also married womenhonah thin did not preclude homosexual relatonchips. " Generally, these effeminate men were known as bayog (also bayok or bøyogin; spelled bayoc or bayoquin in Spanish) in Luzon, and asog in the Visayas islands, both with meanings denoting "infertility" or "impotence".
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