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The concept of kathoey has been present in Thai culture for centuries. In traditional Thai society, kathoey individuals were often accepted and integrated into the community, sometimes even revered for their perceived spiritual powers. The term "kathoey" itself is believed to have originated from the Thai word "khat," meaning "to be pierced" or "to be perforated," which may refer to the act of wearing female clothing or adornments.
Thailand's history of accepting and integrating kathoey individuals into society dates back to ancient times. In traditional Thai culture, the concept of a third gender has been acknowledged and respected. Buddhist and Hindu influences have shaped the country's views on gender, with many believing that the soul can be reborn into different bodies, and that gender is not strictly binary.