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The Bi and The Binary

By HALI MUNAN. "I already found fluidity attractive in anyone. It wasn’t just presentation. I believed who they were simply because they believed themselves."
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30th Jul 18 3:57 am
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Unlearning The Authority: A Queer Muslim’s Journey

By BAGAYETTE. "I know this in my gut because it is my lived reality, my truth."
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28th Jul 18 4:47 pm
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A Girl Called Abang

By HALI MUNAN. "I had to make a call. I told my father I would stop being what he wanted me to be and find my own way."
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25th Jul 18 6:08 pm
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Open Houses, Open Hearts: Raya Tales from LGBT Malaysians

Compiled by RYAN ONG. "For queer people who have endured traumas and rejections from families, Raya sometimes amplifies these feelings."
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8th Jul 18 3:00 am
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Deaf and Gay and Proud to be Both

By ANTHONY CHONG. "While I found someone to guide me to be an independent deaf person, I could not find anyone who could guide me to be an independent gay ...
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4th Jul 18 4:43 am
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Call Me A Boy, part 3: Being an out trans man in a queer band

By FARIS SAAD. "Even if I lost everything else, I would still have my core group of friends who accept me as my handsome self. Without them, and without music, ...
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10th Jun 18 8:39 pm
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Balik Kampung Tanam Avocado: A trans woman returns to Taiping

By JULYA OUI. "From having a queer family I had to come back to my immediate family. From having friends all over the city I came back to none. From ...
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10th Jun 18 7:40 pm
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Drawing The Virus Out: Making queer art on my own terms

By JEROME KUGAN. "I couldn’t sing or write about the virus that was inside me, but somehow I could draw it out. And that was what I did."
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3rd Jun 18 9:01 pm
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Call Me A Boy, Part 2: Fuck my blossoming womanhood

By FARIS SAAD. "I substituted my longing to be a boy with plotting to start a band. I soothed my dysphoria with music."
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3rd Jun 18 1:42 pm
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Call Me A Boy, Part 1: My journey into music and manhood

By FARIS SAAD. "At the same time that I knew I was destined to be a musician I also started telling people to call me a boy."
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28th May 18 9:00 am
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What Would You Say To Your Younger Self?

By PLUHO. In Malaysia, many LGBTQ+ persons face discrimination and hatred. Having had lived through hardships, what do we wish we knew when we were growing up?
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27th May 18 1:12 pm
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Ratu Segala Ilmu: Mencari IKON trans woman

Oleh DINA SALVATORE PATTINSON. “Dulu para peserta dinilai berdasarkan kecantikan, penampilan, pakaian, dan keyakinan diri. Di pentas Ikon TW pula setiap peserta dinilai lebih dari itu.”
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23rd Apr 18 12:20 pm
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Shake It Off: Being gay, religious, and celibate

By F.C. Kumar. For gay men like me, maintaining celibacy is a long drawn and eternal struggle. While some religions like mine allow for sexual relations within marriages, LGBTIQ+ people ...
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25th Mar 18 1:00 am
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10 LGBTIQ+ Persons Share Our Most Awkward Dates in Malaysia

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18th Mar 18 2:53 am
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