mr. gay china

“I’m scared to go back [home], not for myself but I’m scared that it will impact my organisation”

SOUNDBITES — “I’m scared to go back to [my hometown] Urumqi, not for myself but I’m scared that it will impact my organisation. If the organisation can’t continue its work, that will be no good. It’s very possible that will happen.” —The no-longer-anonymous Xiao Dai, the Chinese contestant who competed in Norway at the Mr. Gay World pageant (via)

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