Men chatting in Hengam island, Iran.
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Men chatting in Hengam island, Iran.

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Persian Gulf, Golabatoon & Kooloocheh
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Hello hello hello! Is There Anybody Out There? (God, I love this album.) But seriously: Are any of y’all still reading here? The blog stat says that a good bunch of you all are still coming and visiting (thank you! thank you!) but I know I’ve been MIA and I’m truly sorry for the absence. Perchance it made the heart grow fonder? You see, my second epic trip to Iran (commenced circa September…
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honestly the solidarity between the ethnic groups of Khuzestan has to be one of my favorite things ever like we've stood by & for each other for ages. in the jonoob in general there's a rlly cool sense of unity between the different ethnic groups they just genuinely love & celebrate one another openly, I always see Lurs and Bakhtiaris + others stand up for Arabs and vice versa it's??? So good?? there's always racism & stereotypes but there are also a lot of positive things that deserve recognition tbh
honestly the solidarity between the ethnic groups of Khuzestan has to be one of my favorite things ever like we've stood by & for each other for ages. in the jonoob in general there's a rlly cool sense of unity between the different ethnic groups they just genuinely love & celebrate one another openly, I always see Lurs and Bakhtiaris + others stand up for Arabs and vice versa it's??? So good?? there's always racism & stereotypes but there are also a lot of positive things that deserve recognition tbh