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&#;We are partners for life&#;: Gay couple, whose adoration blossomed on dance floor and during ice cream dates, let the earth know
To return to how everything unfolded after their meeting on the twist floor, the next chapter of this story took place in Bengaluru in By that time, Shyam had moved to Pune for work, but Ram was still in Bengaluru, working for an IT multinational corporation.
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&#;My mother was admitted to the hospital, and I had to rush back. After spending nearly two sleepless nights there, I messaged Ram to see if he would like to get together for an ice cream date. However, while I was waiting outside the ice cream shop, a group of thugs attempted to snatch my handset. In the chaos that ensued, I was seriously injured,&#; Shyam said. So, when Ram came for what was supposed to be a plain ice cream date, he met with a bleeding Shyam, who required urgent hospitalisation.
Adding another layer of complexity was the fact that Ram did not comprehend Shyam&#;s full name. “I called another person who knew my full entitle (Samuel Konnur) to execute the hospital paperw
Changing Times: Will Lgbtq+ Marriage Be Legal in India?
sravna said:
Very disconcerting that there has not been a unattached dissenting voice against gay marriages that too amongst a community known for strong traditional ethics. It is very funny that in the name of freedom from inhibitions, people are only shackling themselves more. All these forbidden things which were forbidden for pleasant reasons in my view have terrible long term consequences.
One is not really exercising his freedom but only giving free vent to his perversions. Here people are not qualified to control their errant and deviant thoughts and contact themselves free thinkers. Very funny indeed!Click to expand
srvana,
it is estimated about 10% of humans tend to hold homophilic tendencies, to various extent.
in our society, i grasp gay men, who married, had a &#;normal&#; life with wife and children, and who just &#;disappeared&#; for a few days for some private tryst with some males.
the wife knew. suspected. but ignored it. what else can she do?
today, maybe there is more honesty. instead of leading a doubl
The advertisement in the matrimonials section of the Indian tabloid Mid-Day, in late May , was almost mundane: "SEEKING , well-placed, animal-loving, vegetarian GROOM (36, 5 11") who works with an NGO, Caste No Bar (Though IYER Preferred)," a mother had written. In South Asia, marital ads are commonplace and sometimes dominate whole sections of newspapers.
The surprise was the missing three words: "for my son." Lgbtq+ sex is a criminal offence in India—deemed so by a colonial-era law that ranks queer sex as akin to bestiality—and coming out to families remains a source of fear and shame for a majority of India's gay population.
As a consequence, Padma Iyer's marriage ad for her son, Harish, a queer rights activist in Mumbai, drew both criticism and praise. What's been dubbed as India's first gay matrimonial ad was understood as a challenge to society's morals; but its intentionally provocative stance on gay marriage has since been overshadowed by another argument—about caste.
Until recently, India had made strides toward equality for LGBTQ citizens. Homosexuali