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Queer punk
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Stylist Beo
Stylist Beo

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Vitden's Cun Cun Dance Party
Stylist Beo

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Posted 2014-12-26 22:05:11 | Views: 856
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Credits:
Writers:
Mon LuCont
Eduardo Culbeaux
Giap Hoang
Tuan Ken
Ted Dalton
Nguyen Tam
Tim McMahon
Colvin Wilt
Trang Cao

Photography:
Do Hoang Hung

Model:
VitDen

Stylist:
Beo

Public Relations:
Gareth Durrant


This issue is dedicated to anyone who has ever felt like an outcast for being queer or just being different. You are not alone! Write, make music, shoot photography join us!

We would like to hear from anyone who is gay but was forced to a heterosexual marriage for our next issue. If you have a story you wish to share, or have anything you would like to contribute contact us. 

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Posted 2014-12-19 00:13:09 | Views: 916
I grew up in Philadelphia. It's an American city with lots of people from around the world living there. I always knew that I was gay.
I liked to hang out with girls and stayed away from playing sports with the boys. Before I became a teen, my cousin Peter from Thailand came to live with my family in Philadelphia. He was about 16 when he came so he went to high school. My cousin is also gay. He was the first person who was like me...but at the time I didn't realize it. I didn't realize it because my cousin was very feminine at the time. I was not...and I did not think that gay people had to be feminine. I found out that he was gay because one day when he was at school I was in his room looking through his things and found some gay porno magazines. When he came home...i got the courage to talk to him about it and he made every thing more clear to me. "It is ok to be gay" he told me...and with that I never looked back.
I didn't come out to my friends in high school...only after graduation. Most of them knew so it didn't matter. I didn't come out to my family until
I deiced to move to Hanoi. I told my mom. I remember that day because of her reaction to my saying to her that I am gay. She said
"I'm going to hang myself" in Thai! I said to her "No you're not!" and she said to me "Don't tell your dad!" My family has a lot of secrets
that we kept from each other. But the point is...You Are Not Alone. There are others just like you in your city, country,
and the world. Don't be afraid to live your life!

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Posted 2014-12-18 23:55:24 | Views: 957
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Hanoi Panic!
Issue 2
Issue 2
YOU ARE NOT
ALONE
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BEING
QUEER IN
VIETNAM
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