Malaysian artist overcomes traumatic childhood to stay on the right path in life


Photos By AZLINA ABDULLAH

Lim, a self-proclaimed ambivert (he enjoys his 'time alone' to collect his thoughts each day), is by training and profession, an artist.

Twenty-six-year-old Wayne Lim from Kuala Lumpur says that the support of friends and family have kept him on the right path in life.

The tall, young man is a picture of confidence if you were to meet him today.

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