When it comes to holidaying in Tahiti, most people know what to expect: sugar-white beaches, superb resorts, beautiful French Polynesian men and women and a hyper-hospitable, well-trained staff who go out of their way to make every visit great.
But one thing that’s rarely spoken of is the large number of cross-dressers and transvestites living on the islands.
That's too bad, because they've become an integral, and treasured, aspect of the service industry here.
Look, don’t touchMy first sighting of rae-rae, as they're called in Tahitian, occurred in the capital Papeete.
Among the everyday folk that frequent the central portside district were men dressed in tight-fitting floral-print dresses that extenuated their broad shoulders, manly height and false or implanted breasts.
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