In this episode, MinJun shares his journey of embracing his uniqueness, discussing the challenges he faced while coming out, particularly in a traditional Asian household.
MinJun opens up about the struggle of balancing his identity with societal expectations, emphasizing the importance of self-love and acceptance.
He reflects on his childhood, how figure skating helped shape his resilience, and the impact of his supportive coach, Stef, during his coming-out process. He also explores his inspirations from the movie Wicked and its songs.
Through personal experiences and self-reflection, MinJun offers advice on the significance of treating each other with love and respect, especially in these difficult times for our community.
Tune in for an inspiring conversation about overcoming adversity, building resilience, and finding strength in being your true self.
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