Archive for the tag Aam Gaysi
For a long time, I prayed to God that I become a girl the next day and that people forget I was ever a boy -- because for me, to love a man, it was necessary to be a woman!
Interview Aam Gaysi : Before I Used To Live A Dual Life & It Was Horrible
The response I get from friends, marchers, onlookers during pride walks, where I march in different attires. It gives me a boost, and makes me proud for being out and talking about it.
Interview Aam Gaysi : I Remind Them, It’s 2017! Keep Up With The Times!
Coming out is a modern, specifically Western, form of social validation of your identity. It's as if, if you're not out, you're not really being your true and authentic self.
Interview Aam Gaysi : My Parents Hold The Same Expectations For Me As If I Were Straight
I absolutely believe being gay and Indian makes it more difficult to come out of the closet. Then again, there are communities where you could die if you are outed.
Interview Aam Gaysi : Coming Out Can Either Be Positive Or Difficult
Between my friend, and me our friendship only grew stronger. Between my mother, and me our relationship matured to a whole new level.
Interview Aam Gaysi : Coming Out Should Be A Natural Process…
My mother took it very hard as in she did ask me a lot of questions, there was drama and when I saw Kirron Kher in the movie Dostana, without a fraction of a second I related her to my mother completely!
Interview Aam Gaysi : If You Can Afford It, You Have To Come Out.
Some of them were proud of me for the courage I was displaying, some cut-off all ties, some were neutral and some wanted to pray for me.
Interview Aam Gaysi : I Would Recommend Others To Come Out
I like to believe that time will heal everything.
Interview Aam Gaysi : I Am Blessed To Have Open-Minded People Around Me
I had to go through counseling and pooja’s to get rid of my Gay ‘Prem’ as they thought of it to be alien.
Interview Aam Gaysi : My Coming Out Was To The Whole World
Well, I discovered my sexuality as Gay when I was around 15 but the additional Gay was added after I attended my very first Gay Pride in 2010.
Interview Aam Gaysi : I Was Outed Without My Consent
I have experience homophobia at every sphere of my life.
Read This Aam Gaysi’s views on Corporate India & Christianity
I walked out of the ‘closet’ into the broad sunshine with a nice shiny bright rainbow full of promises, there was no looking back!
Interview Aam Gaysi : I Had No Issue With Being Gay
I guess in my teens I realised that I was different from others, over the years the gay identity emerged.
Interview Aam Gaysi : People Can Surprise You!
In my early 20s I remember hiding behind the term ‘bi’ for a while & then eventually coming to terms with the fact that I only really do like boys.
Interview Aam Gaysi : Do Some Drag, It’ll Help You Get Comfortable In Your Own Skin!
I came out to myself somewhere between seventh and ninth grade; it’s a bit fuzzy and I think it happened in pieces.
Interview Aam Gaysi : I Am An Undocumented Immigrant
My first girlfriend outed me when we were 13. I told her that I loved her. She asked me what I meant by that - whether I loved her in the same way a guy loves a girl.
Interview : The Mr. Quirky, Harish Iyer
Whoring for a cause is something that all of us should engage in, though the flip side is that people would brand you as using the cause for getting famous.
Interview Aam Gaysi : I Was A Big Homophobe
My ex girlfriend who was apparently straight and was always discreet about our relationship always introduced me to her friends/family as her “Gay Best Friend”. At first I was pretty cool about it but after a certain point it was one of the major reasons for our break up.
The Usual Suspects
Bangalore, the beginning of winter. The days are shorter, the monsoon leaves its last spells of wet love on every roof, tree and head covered with dense hair. A chilly …
Living Outside the Closet
This is a dialogue, this is a conversation that I have in my mind every single day of the week, only difference is, today I have an audience.
So allow …