Strangers Talk About Growing Up LGBTQ+ In Singapore

Strangers Talk About Growing Up LGBTQ+ In Singapore | Pink Dot 16 - Part 1/3

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@Greymetaphor 5 ай бұрын

1:25 "It was character building." "It shouldn't be." 😢

@jakobie 5 ай бұрын

Of course! But you need to walk in the shoes of a gay man living in a patriarchal Asian society to understand the incredulous expectations of masculinity still ingrained in our daily culture.

@brandon_den 5 ай бұрын

I wish there are subtitles in Mandarin, Malay and Tamil, so we can share this video with our parents!

@GKP999 5 ай бұрын

Love to the LGBTQ community!

@thelyphereaneye Ай бұрын

Attachment leads to suffering. The act can be abstained but desire can be directed. We do not discriminate but ensure there is a channeled energy of positivity that binds us to look at an introspective level of benefiting all homo sapiens, despite of their sexual orientation.

@andeecys 5 ай бұрын

Please don’t leave us behind! 😢

@xianlonglee-n6h 4 ай бұрын

LGBTQ+ community does not have to beg for inclusion. It is your right to be included in an open society like Singapore. However, liberty is not free. Fight for your rights.

@thelyphereaneye Ай бұрын

You will not be left behind because our universe are one. We respect every culture there is. Channeling the energies within your desire can benefit lives! 🩷☮☮

@xianlonglee-n6h 4 ай бұрын

Pink Dot SG has reached critical mass. It is natural to move on to the next stage, be political. It is only inclusive when pro-LGBTQ+ provisions are hardcoded into the Constitution of Singapore and laws. First, form a political organization to organize members and resources. Second, hire constitutional lawyers and scholars to help file judicial reviews in Singapore's courts. Third, fund research to craft policy proposals. Fourth, sponsor any political party willing and able to pass pro-LGBTQ+ legislation in Parliament. Lastly, create covert groups to disrupt and sabotage anti-LGBTQ+ organizations, from state organs, religious institutions, private companies, etc.