About Me

Fact: I stared at the empty page for about 30 minutes before typing anything.

The Abstract


My name is Min Huei, born in the year 1988 as a normal Malaysian Chinese male in the bustling suburbs (now becoming more urban though) of Petaling Jaya. I started having homosexual feelings since I was in Form 2, and struggled along for about 9 years of uncertainty. On March 18th 2011, I made a personal commitment to be gay and never turn back. I'm normal, I just like men.


Oh, and I guess the best way to know someone is by knowing random facts about them, so read 100 Things About Me.


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I have had three blogs before this, all of which was a personal journal with an audience of close friends. The only difference is that this blog is not listed and not ordinarily findable with search engines (Finally listed. Welcome world.). I will change the settings as I become more open to the world.

The name of this blog is something that most people can relate to. It is how humans can still feel disconnected from others although you are in close proximity of many others. It is how most young GLBTQs try to cover up their insecurities through other means (promiscuity, distraction using work, etc.) and still end up the cold, unfilled shells they originally are (not trying to generalize, sorry if this statement is offensive).

Disclosure


I prefer to disclose information about myself in a one-to-one interaction. I will only update one information as listed below:

Status: Single and confidently available.

What Do I Expect


To all blog-walkers I do not know personally: thanks for stopping by; I hope that I have made some sort of an impact in your life, for you are not alone. To all of the GLBTQ community that I have already met: thanks for being a friend and I hope our friendship will continue to strengthen. To personal friends I have already confided in: you have been a great blessing to me, I hope I can be a greater blessing to you. To all personal friends who found this before I got to you: I'm truly sorry and I hope you do understand; please feel free to contact me and ask me about anything, I think know I owe you that much. However, I plead that you do not tell others until I do. It's not something I can force you to do, but you have my thanks if you do.

To those who have any negative feedback: I accept your insults/complaints/derogatory comments/jeers/slanders with open heart, but if you dare hurt my friends and my relationships, I will come after you with a heart blacker than void. You were warned.