What happened to us after we are outed forcefully by our house owner | gay couple | coming out story

What happened in the last few months was horrible, if you could not understand this is what had happened in detail.

Venkys view:

Living a life with no money, an absent father, and a mother who had given up on fixing things was incredibly challenging. As a gay kid with no financial stability, I always dreamed of having a place where I could be my authentic self. Despite not being able to afford an education, I worked hard to create a home where I could truly be me.

When my boyfriend came into my life, we saved up together to turn our rented house into a space where we could be our true selves. However, tragedy struck when our problematic landlord caused chaos by outing us to my sister, who was six months pregnant, my father, who was undergoing chemotherapy for stage 3 cancer, and my mother, who had just started recovering from a mental condition and was beginning to remember and do things on her own. This happened after six years of hiding our identities from our parents, who we knew couldn't handle the truth.
Our landlord demanded that we vacate her home within a day and refused to return our two-month advance of 13,000. She even threatened us with the police.
We argued with her because being queer isn't a valid reason to evict us from our rented home. We desperately needed the 13,000 advance back, as it was nearly half of Venky's salary. With all the medical conditions we were dealing with, it was an incredibly difficult time for us. It truly was the hardest period of our lives.


Bennys view:

I never imagined I'd find myself in such a situation. After my visa got rejected, I decided to work for a while before moving to another country. I left my city and moved to my uncle's place in Hyderabad, where I started working and met my boyfriend, Venki. One day, my uncle's wife discovered I was queer through my Instagram and, after causing a lot of drama, kicked me out with nowhere to go. I moved in with Venki's family, who treated me like their own despite our financial struggles.

However, everything fell apart when our landlord discovered our YouTube channel and evicted us. This was the hardest time of my life. I had just lost my dad a year ago, and now I was being kicked out again, this time with Venki's family. It was heartbreaking, and I didn't know how to handle it.

Thankfully, some queer activists and friends supported us financially and helped us move into a new house. Venki and I moved everything ourselves, day and night, to a nearby colony's second floor. We couldn't afford any help because it was the end of the month, and our accounts were empty. This experience was horrifying and traumatizing, and it changed our lives forever.
Venki's mom fell back into depression, showing severe symptoms like leaning to the left and her eyes diverging. She begged Venki to promise to marry a girl, which he couldn't agree to. With the help of Venki's sister and her husband, we finally reached an understanding. She accepted that Venki would never marry a girl and started speaking to me again, treating me as she did before all the chaos.

I'm grateful to have found a family in this unfamiliar place, especially after being rejected and kicked out by my own. It's heartening to be accepted and to plan a future together. Our YouTube channel is dedicated to all the kids out there, and I'm so glad life has changed for the better.