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Growing up as a gay Indian in the Middle East was often about staying inside the closet. Many times, I had to hide my true self, and essentially wear a mask.
I grew up in Kuwait, a small oil-rich country in the Middle East. Not many people know much about this country, and it&#;s not their fault. Kuwait isn&#;t that well-known, perhaps outside of the history of the Gulf War that happened in Otherwise, it&#;s a nice place… if you&#;re straight, that is. Growing up gay with Indian parents in a homophobic country was truly challenging.
I came to the realization about my sexuality when I was 14; it took me a year to accept myself. I was in treasure with a boy in my class for 3 years; he always ended up in my section somehow. My innocent self would buy him Starbucks whenever I could and spend all my pocket money on it. I thought it was just a silly crush, but I started developing feelings for him and eventually fell in love with him. It took a lot of time and healing for me to realize that he didn’t reciprocate those feelings. It broke me completely on the inside. For month
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Love is genderless: Two genuine life gay couples distribute their story on Valentine&#;s Day!
Atharva and Bhaskar: A couple based in Bangalore.
They are both in their mids and verb to find it complex to come out to their parents and friends, because of their strict Brahmin backgrounds. Their parents have tried to acquire them married off (to women), and with each passing day, it gets harder for them to keep up the ruse. But despite these struggles, their love for each other hasn’t waned even a bit in the four years they contain been together. Here, they open up about their relationship, Valentine’s Day, and what it’s like being gay in a largely homophobic country.
How did you two meet and realise your feelings for each other? Atharv: I was in college. He was sitting alone neighboring the bar with a drink, and I was instantly drawn to him — and not just because he was really attractive. There was just…something about him and I couldn’t look away. He saw me staring and I suddenly felt really embarrassed and also scared. I thought that he was probably s