![]() ![]() I am almost always rejected because I am considered too feminine. I am non binary so fitting in the gay community in Toronto has been hard. I didn’t know that gay men were meeting and having relationships. Before, I was just alone all the time thinking there were no gay guys around. I gained a new chosen family after I was diagnosed with HIV – people in the gay HIV community became my family. I knew I was gender fluid but I never heard the term until I came to Canada and met people in the gay community. I figured out that I was non-binary when I came to Canada nine years ago. I was hurt because I had helped her for study for college and this is what I got in return. My cousin did something evil and harmful by telling everyone in my family. They wanted to keep it as secret and were angry when I opened up. I mean, they said they were accepting until I told my cousin. ![]() My parents are not accepting me as a gay. I have never told my family in Korea about my HIV status and I don’t know if I can ever will. My experience has been lonely and fearful because of hiding my HIV status from other people. I have been living as a non-binary HIV positive Asian person for ten years.
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