Musa
Despite having built up a strong image for himself, Musa is a proud cat daddy to 2 little tabby cats. When asked if these cats might ruin his image, Musa responds that he is unaffected by peoples judgement of him for being 'soft'.
“I think having traits of both genders would help to be in tune with society, because not everyone thinks the same, and it would help to understand people like your friends better. It's also a sexy trait to have both, because it shows that you're powerful (in reference to having the strength to be transparent and being vulnerable)"
-Musa
"My mum, who comes from Surabaya, got married in Singapore with no family members and she didn't speak a word of English, but she managed to gain all the street knowledge an auntie would have. Therefore she's really the person I look up to everyday because of her mental strength to manage to pull through whatever troubles we had in the past."
Musa
Age: 1993/ 29 this year
Ethnicity: Malay
Gender: Doesn't Matter
Pronouns: He/him
Sexuality: Gay
Musa is an experienced digital marketer for a multinational music corporation. Though he grew up being criticised for being soft, he currently has a stable job and earns enough to have a nice apartment to himself and is a cat daddy to 2 cats. Through this, he has managed to prove that being 'soft' does not equate to being incapable.
He believes that masculinity is about being transparent, accountable and vulnerable. He feels like it takes strength to be transparent and be able to take ownership of the mistakes you have done in order to learn from it, a trait he sees as lacking in many people.