Vu Cat Tuong burst into tears, not daring to face his father when he was openly gay

Although he has strongly expressed his sexual orientation and is also ready to receive people's judgmental judgments about him. But Vu Cat Tuong, facing her father, she still did not have the courage.

Appearing again in his personal YouTube series on the evening of July 17, Vu Cat Tuong confessed: "I didn't think people would support me like that, I feel like this is a milestone in my life... Not only accepting my masculinity, but also opening and embracing my femininity."

The female singer took the time to read the messages sent by the audience, fans, friends and colleagues. She is grateful when her story is understood and loved by everyone.

"If I don't live true to myself before 30, it will be very miserable. The most important thing is to find out who I really am, what I want and I'm confident with that. I also want the person I love. brought to light", the singer born in 1992 expressed.

However, it was different with his father, Vu Cat Tuong could not hold back his tears and told his own story to his father. "My dad doesn't know either. If he can hear me talking, this is how I want to tell him, because facing him is too difficult.

Dad is a teacher and 2 years ago, he still asked me 2 questions. "When will I get my PhD in Biomedical Engineering and when will I get married?" 2 years ago, that means I was 28 years old and active in the arts for 8 years, but when my father asked me those two questions, Tuong knew that he did not understand me at all. Dad never cared about my feelings at all."

The moment Vu Cat Tuong choked up sobbing words from the bottom of his heart to tell his father, making the audience emotional. Perhaps many people have always thought that Vu Cat Tuong is strong and tough like the way the former " The Voice Kids" coach always shows on the outside, but in fact, deep inside that person, there is still a case - Emotional musician, sometimes fragile when it comes to the most loving people in his life, that is his parents.

Vu Cat Tuong's inability to tell his father about the story of "sexual orientation" is not too strange for young people in the LGBTQ community when out there, there are hundreds of thousands of people still struggling to find ways to open up. to his parents, that "I'm gay".

Because of that, Vu Cat Tuong's experiences have touched the sympathy of netizens, once again presenting a big problem that children are looking for a solution with their loved ones: How to do this? to come out without facing objections from parents?

More than anyone else, Vu Cat Tuong hopes that, although he cannot face to face to face to face with the answer to his father's question about "when will you get married, will you like a boy or a girl", but through videos This will help my father and relatives understand Vu Cat Tuong's personality, psychology and emotions: "I hope that through these words, my father and everyone will see and accept me the way Tuong is. , not "Wall should be...". Tuong will marry the person he loves, will have a family, will have a wife, have children, Tuong will have the life he really wants".

Although she could not find a common voice from her father, she still found understanding from her mother. The runner-up Vietnamese Voice 2013 said in tears: "Tuong rarely talks and confides in his mother, but Tuong knows that his mother has unconditional love for him. She is very carefree when someone asks: 'Is Tuong a male or a good guy? female, or is he slut?', my mother just said: 'He's fine as long as he's happy. You see me and my husband get married and then get divorced, I'm just raising 3 kids by myself'. I always protect Tuong and Tuong thinks the most important thing is what I contribute to my life, and those who really love me will love me."

Answering questions for the audience about the name, "should call Tuong brother or sister", Vu Cat Tuong said that she herself feels comfortable with all ways of calling, as long as the audience knows and understands her. During the conversation, the singer said that she had been abandoned many times and was hurt in love because she was not of the male gender. She also experiences guilt because her sexual orientation is not like the majority.

Vu Cat Tuong's heartache received the sympathy of the audience. Many stories about the LGBTQ community were expressed by netizens under the post of the female singer born in 1992. We must define ourselves, from who we are to success or happiness. Star. Respect your soul and live a life full of color and meaning. Thank you Vu Cat Tuong for choosing to be honest with yourself and with everyone," an audience member sent lyrics to the voice of Rain Rain.

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