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Photo by @hammond_robin | For 14 years, 27-year-old Maneb Tamang hid his sexuality. From a community center in Kathmandu, Nepal, he spoke about his journey. “I tried to talk about my sexual identity with my friends, but I was afraid, so I always hide my feeling,” he said. “That make me depressed.” He chose a
dramatic way to face his fears. “After long time, last year, 2017, I decided to come out with my sexual identity—same that time here in Nepal Gay Handsome Pageant.” He was a finalist and won the Mr. Gay Handsome Congeniality Award. After winning the award, he was interviewed on the radio. “By this interview my other
straight friends know about me. I feel lucky they message me and call me to encourage for my work.” While his friends have accepted him, he still doesn’t feel comfortable telling his family he is gay. Maneb explains why in his testimony published on the website www.whereloveisillegal.com. To see more stories of survival please follow @WhereLoveIsIllegal

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