Singapore Local Gay News [LGBT Related News] (Compiled)

[Guest guest]

Someone already posted the link to the video in alvinology...nice

[sum1outhere_03]

didn't notice that till u said it. I'm serious. but is the link working?

[Guest guest]

Yes it is working. Working perfectly to make my dick hard

[darkflame]

Yes it is working. Working perfectly to make my dick hard

This video was also one of those that were part of my 'climax' series.

[Guest Can't Register]

This video is soooo old. Now then dig out to sensationalise?

[amicablyalan]

Wow nice and daring vid. His friend who filmed for him must be a close pal, willi g to undertake such daring act.

[Guest Guest]

Ppl will give gay bad impression ...

[Blacque]

I'm tempted to revisit the video lol.

[Guest Guest]

very courageous for this malay guy. everything done when the train is going to the next station.

how can the train be so empty? from the colour of the sky, it looks like 6 plus either in the morning or evening.

[joshboy]

the reporter is seriously fxxked up.. and if he's gay he's worst.. he is just using the community for his selfish scoop. Burn in hell

[Guest yaan]

Did this contribute to the train breakdowns?

[P_Drinker]

its not as if straight people dont do stuff in public.

[giPmuC]

Had I been there I would have given him head immediately. No spills.

[kee_hsiao]

hot!!!

[Ell]

A really old video! Been jacking off to the one on Gaysky (it's been duplicated and reuploaded everywhere!) Haha!

[wowchub]

wow, actually thanks for the poster for digging this up even if this is old news, i'd never seen it before! wow wow wow hot stuff.. did someone say the vid was taken down? i just watched it! pm me if u need the link haha...

[bondxXx]

this is a very old video. he is an acquaintance of mine although i met him only after all his vids have been brought down. i remember always looking forward to his vids last time. haha. he doesn't really wanna talk about the vids though when i first knew him so i dropped that topic. have lost contact with him though.

[Guest guest]

he was charge under indecent exposure in court.fine $1000 and jail a month.that is why he dun want to tslk about the vids.

[evianguy]

I wonder why the writer doesn't dig up the Jo in singapore bus and under toilets stall vids from xtube and write about them

Edited June 25, 2012 by evianguy

[alien]

its not as if straight people dont do stuff in public.

When str8 pple see such video, wonder wld they guess tis guy shld be gay more than str8?!

[Guest Guest]

I wonder why the writer doesn't dig up the Jo in singapore bus and under toilets stall vids from xtube and write about them

Don't give those lackeys ideas.

[Guest Lunarstone]

Hot!

[AidenKingston]

By Elena Chong

Terence Thaver, 47, allegedly committed sexual assault by penetration at a flat in Lorong 1 Toa Payoh sometime in 2008.

A man was charged on Tuesday with performing oral sex on an 11-year-old boy at a flat in Toa Payoh four years ago.

Terence Thaver, 47, allegedly committed sexual assault by penetration at a flat in Lorong 1 Toa Payoh sometime in 2008.

Thaver, who was last sentenced to two years' jail and six strokes of the cane in 2010 for kissing an eight-year-old boy, was remanded at Central Police Division lock-up for a week.

He will appear in court again on July 3.

 

TO READ THE FULL STORY ( go straits Time news )

What do you guys think ??

This man so desperate??

No wonder Singapore so afraid of gays !

[Guest Guest]

So he performed oral sex on the boy and penetrated him? God 11yo....

[Grim]

There's a special place in hell reserved for people like him.

[bad.ass]

I'd just castrate him. Period.

[glowingember]

I don't think it's desperation.

He probably derived pleasure from having sex with minors.

He may find adults not exciting at all.

Sadly, this gives more reason for homophobes to hate gays.

[merlinkun]

I don't think it's desperation.

He probably derived pleasure from having sex with minors.

He may find adults not exciting at all.

Sadly, this gives more reason for homophobes to hate gays.

If you think of it in another light, it gives reasons for gay people to hate straight like 'omg that straight old man just sexually assaulted a young girl'.

lol sorry, just random thought.

Edited June 26, 2012 by merlinkun

[Slynn]

It's sad some criminals went from bad to worse after release. Sometimes it feels like they should have gotten heavier punishment so they will not get out and harm more people so soon

I remember this a book written by a child protection officer in UK, who felt that 'such sexual predators who lusts after children can't change their preferences, it is just like how homosexuals can't change their preferences". Sorta sent chills down my spine when I see such comparisons being made ;_;

[wolfyboy]

well , i dont know what to say.....cause if u were the kid , u wouldnt know what to do and u feel lost.....and thats what led me here i guess ><

[SeannyShortcake]

I can totally relate to pedophiles.

The lack of developed body parts,overprotective parents about,total and utter usage of teeth while sucking you off,too youthful a face reminding you of one of your lil relatives,e.t.c.

Hawd.

[G_M]

Out of topic post are removed.

[Guest Guest]

He's a hardcore pervert, molested 10 year old girls when he was 35.

[Guest gay]

read in asiaone news that a man was sexually assaulted after first meeting with another guy at woodland (admirality park ) at midnite.

[Guest guest]

Pardon me but what is a Seplman??

[Guest guest]

typing error is Man

[Guest junjun93]

can share the link thanks

[Guest junjun93]

A unnamed man was sexually assaulted by his online friend at a park in Woodlands according to a Shin Min Daily report.

The incident happened near Admiralty Park in May this year. According to the newspaper, the man became acquainted with the other man on Facebook.

The two exchanged messages on the social networking platform for a period of time, and decided to meet up. It is said that they met at a quiet corner of Admiralty Park where the online friend then sexually assaulted the unnamed man.

The reporter, who visited the scene, found the park to be deserted, especially in the morning. When interviewed, residents in the area said they would not be surprised if any crimes took place there.

According to a 30 year-old restaurant manager who is known only as Mr Tang, the toilets in the park have been vandalised by teenagers. Cameras have been installed outside the toilets, but after two years, no culprits have been caught.

A 20 year-old student who is known only as Mr Kwek said not many people visit the park and the place is only busy when people smoke there during their lunch break.

In a separate incident, a man has been arrested for robbing and molesting a girl in a HDB elevator in Woodlands.

[Guest Wad the~~]

hmmm isnt tat obvious...quiet place ...midnite...any guys would guess wad the other party wans...

[Guest maryjane]

hmm. he certainly didnt think that he is meeting someone at a secluded place at midnight just for a chat or some tea?

their initial plan is to go there to catch spiders.

[Guest Guest]

their initial plan is to go there to catch spiders.

and one of them got bitten by the black widow.

[Guest Guest]

hmm. he certainly didnt think that he is meeting someone at a secluded place at midnight just for a chat or some tea?

They are meeting for some action, but unfortunately one of them is not what is seen on photos, so resort to rape.

[Guest Guest]

first meet up at a secluded park?

at least for arranged fun, can meet up for drinks before proceeding to each other's place or hotel.

one party must hv not been keen, but the other party insisted and resorted to force or violence and the 'victim' later 'took revenge' and reported him.

what we can learn from this:

1) if one party is not keen or u face rejection, just accept it and move on.

2) arrange for a first meet up at a crowded place. so even if u are not interested anymore, u can leave safely.

[Guest gooddeed]

what we can learn from this:

1) if one party is not keen or u face rejection, just accept it and move on.

Just to share my experience:

That night, a guy drove all the way from Jurong East to Bishan to meet me. I rejected him. He was very disappointed ... then begged my to give him a simple jo since he had traveled all the way here. In this case, I considered the jo given to him is for charity.

[fab]

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/1216081/1/.html

But does anyone know:

Another Singaporean, Mr Chaw Bak You, a friend of Mr Tay, said under cross-examination that Mr Tay was careful with his money and took note of people who owed him large sums.

He said Mr Tay had stuck a note on the back of the apartment's front door about a sum of money a former housemate, Mr Vincent Tsang, owed him. Mr Tsang, a Taiwanese, had moved out of the apartment before the murder.

A hint of a gay relationship also reared its head during the cross-examination.

Mr Chaw told the court that another friend, Mr Alan Wong, had a close relationship with Mr Tay.

He said he had seen Mr Wong frequently touching Mr Tay and that Mr Tay's wife was jealous of Mr Wong.

On Friday, the final day of the nine-day preliminary hearing, the prosecutor told the court that Tiwary had done badly in his studies and had fallen behind on his rent.

But his defence lawyer said the case against him was based largely on speculation, which included allegations that he had an argument with his flatmates over his delay in paying his share of the rent.

http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/68658340-post91.html

[Guest HIV News]

http://www.fridae.as...eriences-online

[Guest HIV+ News]

Young, gay HIV-positive Singaporeans share their experiences online

by Ng Yi-Sheng

Although they remain anonymous, some young gay men in Singapore are using social media to share their viewpoints on being HIV-positive. Fridae interviews “Zack”, a 24-year-old gay man who feels like he has been “given a second chance at life” after being disgnosed with HIV and a “full flush” of STDs.

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For years, Singapore’s HIV-positive community has been virtually invisible. Out of the thousands infected, only two have outed themselves in the media as PWAs (Person with AIDS).

The first was Paddy Chew, who’s bisexual and came out in December 1998 and passed away in August 1999. The second was Andy Low, a heterosexual man who disclosed his status in July 2009 but has since disappeared from the public eye. Aside from them, no-one has come forward to the mainstream media as the human face of the disease.

But the ground is shifting. Two young Singaporean PWAs have begun using social media as a tool to explain their issues to the world at large. Using tools like Wordpress, Tumblr and Twitter, they’re sharing their stories and opinions, while limiting exposure of their real-world identities.

One of these personalities is “Zack”, better known by his Twitter handle,@pozboysg. He’s a 24-year-old gay man, and he’s been living with HIV for four years.

He’s astonishingly candid when he talks about the effects of his diagnosis – depression and a bout of self-destructive behaviour, resulting in a “full flush” of STDs, including HPV, genital herpes, syphilis, Chlamydia and gonorrhea. Thankfully, he’s since received treatment and is much healthier now, mentally and physically.

Zack has appeared (with his face hidden) on several TV shows, providing his perspective on the disease, such as Channel News Asia’s Talking Point and Removing the Stigma: HIV in the Workplace. This year, he’s also set up a Tumblr page, called “The Adventures of POZboySG”, so he can talk about HIV issues at a greater depth than 140 characters might allow. He’s also got a Formspring account, so that readers can send him questions.

Perhaps even braver than Zack is “J”, a 22-year-old National Serviceman. He experienced a “front page coming out” when local tabloid The New Paper profiled him for World AIDS Day 2010. Although he was photographed in shadow, his image was still recognisable enough that friends started calling him out of nowhere to ask about his health.

“J” told his story to The New Paper in 2010. Click here to read, or here.

He was left with a healthy distrust of reporters after that. Now, he prefers to speak for himself: he writes a column for the Canadian website Positive Lite, and maintains a Wordpress and Twitter account. (His handle, @tastylongwiener, was created before he was diagnosed.) He was also the initator of an online youth education project on STDs last year, called SilenceSG.

What makes J truly remarkable is the fact that he shows us his face. Although his real name is a secret, he’s willing to post public photographs of himself which don’t obscure his features in any way. No-one else does this – although we hope more people will.

J declined to be interviewed, but Zack was happy to speak to Fridae. We hope their stories will inspire other HIV-positive people of all ages and orientations, and improve awareness and acceptance among the rest of us.

æ: Age, sex, occupation, location?

Zack: 24, male, Singapore. I just graduated from a local university and started working, so I’m a civil servant now.

æ: Why did you start writing about yourself online?

Zack: I was in a sero-discordant relationship before. [Ed: This means a relationship between an HIV-positive and HIV-negative partner.] It ended pretty badly and my ex actually told everyone about my status. So in order to cope, I started my Twitter account to tell my story.

æ: How did people respond?

Zack: The initial response was actually pretty positive. It started alright, I guess. I basically haven’t had any flak yet. But some people said I was hiding behind a noble cause in order to pick up HIV positive guys on Twitter. It’s actually not true; I’m kind of dating someone already.

æ: What about your Tumblr?

Zack: I started it because I’d like to reach out to those people who are actually not so active on Twitter; just expanding my outreach. I’m educating people about STIs and STDs, and I need to explain a lot, so I thought having a Tumblr account was actually more powerful that way.

Response has been quite slow, but it picked up recently when I went on @hellofromsg. They are actually just curating Singaporeans for a Twitter account every week, and I’m the fourth Singaporean to actually be on it.

æ: When did you find out about your status?

Zack: I got myself tested during National Service. I was a soldier in the Singapore Armed Forces, an officer, and I was in a relationship with someone who was HIV-positive also. I had an inkling about my status, so I just took up the courage to get tested four months before I ORDed, so that’s how I got the news.

Then I went into hospital for one week for a certain infection. And that was when my mum found out: when she went through my stuff and she saw the hospitalisation bills. For the next one-year period I just had a really antagonistic relationship with my mother, so I kind of moved out.

æ: You’ve talked about how you went into a depressive stage after that.

Zack: I went on a downward spiral. When they’re diagnosed with HIV, people either get really depressed and become reclusives in life, or they get really angry.

I became addicted to drugs, and I had even more sex than ever before. I went to saunas; I just became the village bicycle. It went pretty bad. I actually lost a lot of weight due to my addiction and my failing health. I kept getting sick all the time. I kept having fevers, flus, and sometimes when I overdid what I did last time I went into septic shock. There were three occasions where I went into septic shock directly after having sex – my temperature just went up and I started shivering like crazy. My buddies thought I was going to die.

I was actually afraid to start medication and break the news to my dad (my parents are separated). So I caught a waterborne illness called cryptosporidiosis, the kind that kills people with weakened immune systems. I think I caught it from one of the bathhouses in Singapore: it was the dirtiest, the filthiest place before renovation. And I was still under the influence of drugs, so I didn’t care; I was going around having sex everywhere there in very unhygienic conditions. Even my [HIV+] friends were like, “You caught crypto in Singapore?”

I got a very severe inflammation in my colon and I was in hospital for two months. And that’s when my entire family got to know – the entire clan, actually: aunts, uncles, nephews and my dad.

æ: I understand this also the period you were diagnosed with other STDs.

Zack: I was infected with HPV, so I have to go to the DSC clinic every week for treatment. I’ve been doing it for the past two years, because my warts are huge. The doctor burns them off. It’s really painful. On a pain scale of 1 to 10, it would be a 7 for me. Thanks to the medication, they’ve recently disappeared, so I’m actually quite happy.

I also had a herpes infection. I had 50 or more tiny ulcers in my mouth. That was the most horrible part. Even drinking water was torture. I’ve cried only about once or twice over my HIV, but because of these ulcers, I cried every time I had to drink.

æ: How are you paying for your treatment?

Zack: When I was in school, my dad was the one who provided me with the means and support to buy my medication. But I made a mistake, and I missed my medications for stretches of a time and the first-line medication stopped working for me.

So things got from bad to worse. I had to change it to second-line medication. And it costs S$900 (US$719) a month now, up from my S$100 first-line medication. So my advice to newly diagnosed patients is, don’t mess with your medication.

I now get them from the pharmacy, because as a student I was under Medifund’s health plan. But now I’ve got a job and my Medifund is going to start expiring very soon. Some people choose to use their Medisave.

æ: Will you ever go completely public about your HIV status?

Zack: I can’t reveal myself. Not only am I civil servant, but I actually have dreams of flying. I want to be a trolley dolly: I’m still trying that job in Singapore Airlines. And the HIV travel ban is still very much in place in many countries that SIA travels to, so they definitely would not want me. That’s why I have to keep my identity under wraps. Because I still worry about my career, I still worry about people not wanting to hire me.

Nowadays, when I have to see the doctor for a follow-up review, I just take MC [sick leave]. I see the doctor and spend the rest of the day gong to the gym.

æ: So what are your aims now?

Zack: I feel like I’ve been given a second chance to live. And it’s hard to say this, but the government’s helped me with the Medifund, so I feel I have to give back to society.

I started the blog and Twitter account to tell my story and advise people to make responsible choices in life. If not then they might end up like me. It kind of breaks my heart to know that a lot of young boys, young gay boys, are going down the same path as me and I’m trying my best to warn them not to, because it’s really a shitty issue. Medication is not cheap, and your family might throw you out. I’m actually very blessed to have family that’s so supportive.

I’ve also set up the account to tell other HIV+ boys in Singapore that they are not alone in this trouble, so I’m just here to give them a guiding hand. If you know more about the disease you won’t be so afraid, and most young Singaporeans don’t know much about HIV. So I’m the smarty pants who’s actually giving them advice on how to live a life with it.

Lastly, I’m using the platform not to seek pity but to get understanding from people, so they won’t perpetuate the stereotypes and myths about the disease. All of us are human beings. You shouldn’t treat us like lepers. We have our goals, our ambitions, people we love, family we love. We have jobs we worry about and bills to pay. We are the same as anybody else. Don’t treat us differently.

Follow Zack at his Twitter account, @POZboySG, or his Tumblr,pozboysg.tumblr.com. Ask him questions at formspring.me/POZboySG.

Editor's note (Jul 28): The screengrab of "Jan's" bio found on positivelite.com that was originally published on Jul 27 has been removed at his request. All details about "Jan" in this article is based on information available in the public domain (including his own blog and Twitter feed) at the time of publication. Fridae does not advocate outing anyone who does not want to come out.

[bludragon]

Thanks for bringing this up =)

[Guest Murderer]

Murder charge against businessman dropped

Posted: 15 August 2012 2212 hrs

SINGAPORE: The murder charge against a 45-year-old businessman, Teo Boon Leng, has been dropped.

He had been accused of killing 28-year-old Wong Teck Siong.

Mr Wong's decomposed body was found in a trolley bag in the waters near a construction site at Resorts World Sentosa on April 16 last year.

The prosecution applied for a discharge not amounting to an acquittal for Teo.

Teo's lawyers, however, requested for discharge amounting to an acquittal.

Teo was previously charged with murdering Wong at The Caribbean condominium in Keppel Bay Drive between April 1 and 16, 2011.

Two construction workers discovered the trolley bag containing Wong's body, and alerted their supervisors, who called the police.

Wong's body was clothed and curled in a foetal position.

On April 18, Teo was arrested and charged in court with murder.

Since then, Teo has been remanded at Changi prison.

Although Teo's murder charge has been dropped, the prosecution has submitted 15 new charges.

They include depositing a trolley bag containing Wong's body at sea, failing to report Wong's death to the police, using Wong's mobile phone to send false messages and allowing Wong to use his premises for drug consumption.

District Judge Lim Tse Haw will hear arguments from both sides before deciding on whether to grant Teo a discharge not amounting to an acquittal or full acquittal.

Bail of S$50,000 was offered.

Teo will be back in court on August 22.

- CNA/cc

[Guest zappyzac]

ridiculous! this is fxxking unfair.