INTERNATIONAL LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, TRANS AND INTERSEX ASSOCIATION
INTERNATIONAL LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, TRANS AND INTERSEX ASSOCIATION
SINGAPORE
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Dhan Raj Sydamah
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on 22/04/2013
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urgh man das dirt.
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Alex
(user currently living in SINGAPORE)
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on 20/04/2013
tagged with gender identity, sexual orientation
First off, this story is not about me. It involves me, but you should focus on the other persons involved. This person is a friend. Let's call her Danielle.
Danielle is bisexual, and openly so. People gossip about her, but nobody hates her openly, because thankfully, many people from my school are neutral about LGBTs. But, she had a crush on someone in the school. Who was well. Me.
She confessed, and I had to tell her that I didn't feel the same way. A normal rejection, and a promise to remain good friends. But people heard, and people judged. That is what I'm angry about today.
Is it wrong to have a crush? Is it wrong to feel? Would you look down on a girl who had confessed to a boy instead and gotten rejected? Is it wrong?
And this was in a mono-gender school. My co-ed school is much worse now.
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Danielle is bisexual, and openly so. People gossip about her, but nobody hates her openly, because thankfully, many people from my school are neutral about LGBTs. But, she had a crush on someone in the school. Who was well. Me.
She confessed, and I had to tell her that I didn't feel the same way. A normal rejection, and a promise to remain good friends. But people heard, and people judged. That is what I'm angry about today.
Is it wrong to have a crush? Is it wrong to feel? Would you look down on a girl who had confessed to a boy instead and gotten rejected? Is it wrong?
And this was in a mono-gender school. My co-ed school is much worse now.
(user currently living in SINGAPORE)
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on 29/07/2012
tagged with hate crime and violence prevention, health, hiv/aids , gender identity, human rights, laws and leadership , sexual orientation, armed forces, religion, illegality of male to male relationships
My name is Yangfa, & I've put together a collection of real-life stories from LGBT people in Singapore.
It's called "I Will Survive: Personal gay, lesbian, bisexual & transgender stories in Singapore".
I'd like to invite you to know a bit more about Singapore and the stories of some of the LGBT communities here, through the website:
http://iwillsurvivesg.wordpress.com/
Take care,
LEOW Yangfa
Editor, I Will Survive
Singapore
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It's called "I Will Survive: Personal gay, lesbian, bisexual & transgender stories in Singapore".
I'd like to invite you to know a bit more about Singapore and the stories of some of the LGBT communities here, through the website:
http://iwillsurvivesg.wordpress.com/
Take care,
LEOW Yangfa
Editor, I Will Survive
Singapore
A True Happening!
Invisible. Unheard off. Unbelievable. Unearthly.
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1. They (filthiest) also control gays.
2. Gay like effects of different intensity on gays and straights.
3. Gay intercourse impressions (images) and more; of different intensity and etc.
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Ron
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Invisible. Unheard off. Unbelievable. Unearthly.
These sentences appear in web pages and there are more.
1. They (filthiest) also control gays.
2. Gay like effects of different intensity on gays and straights.
3. Gay intercourse impressions (images) and more; of different intensity and etc.
Serpents of Satan.
www.webspawner.com/users/moving1
www.webspawner.com/users/foralways2
to
www.webspawner.com/users/foralways9
Billions will benefit.
Thank you.
Ron
K
(user currently living in AUSTRALIA)
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on 18/02/2010
tagged with human rights, sexual orientation, illegality of female to female relationships, illegality of male to male relationships
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This is so sad, just happened in Singapore a few days ago. Pastor Rony Tan of Lighthouse, has made a very rude and wrong remarks about gays and lesbians!
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