Living unhappily ever after


A difficult life: As gay marriage is illegal, a gay man often choose to marry a woman and have children because of pressure from parents and society. — AFP

SHE has no regrets, but for Qing Feng, divorcing her husband – a gay man – and losing her son and money, was no easy process.

Qing, from Guizhou province, ended her sexless, loveless marriage months ago, after an arduous negotiation with the man who had constantly belittled her throughout their 13-year relationship.

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