Comingtotermswithsexuality storie

'When a woman wants what her heart can't desire' A young woman, in her early twenties, wants what we all do. To be loved. Her mind wants a husband, to be the dream couple, but her heart has something else in store.

When your heart can't say the words, let a mix-tape do the talking. INSPIRED BY THE LIFE AND MUSIC OF FREDDIE MERCURY... Tia Mercury is a freshman in high school and has her first serious crush...on a senior who won't touch her. At least not until she turns eighteen. Clinton Daniels is not your everyday teenage boy, and because his tougher-than-nails father won't let him forget it, Clinton becomes a loner. And learns to distrust everyone. Until he meets Tia. She's sweet, she's funny, and she knows nothing about good music. It's the nineteen-eighties for goodness sake...time to turn off that AM radio crap. So, while Tia drools over Clinton, he's busy making her mix-tapes. She's falling in love. He's ignoring his heart. See, Clinton has a secret. But sharing it could cost him their friendship, and he's not willing to risk losing the only person he's ever loved. Love Me Anyway is a serious story that spans a decade. A young adult, coming of age tale about unconditional love and what two people are willing to look past to prove that love. To buy the book , and not wait to see how it ends, click here - https://goo.gl/YbPM5y

Seth is a normal school boy. One day, he gets picked up by a group of unknown people who informed him that his father passed away. **** He goes to the countryside, to bid farewell to his dearly departed father, but has an unexpected encounter with a boy his age, George. The final greating to his father leads to the incoming of spring in his life. Will Seth be able to bask in the joy of love and come to terms with his sexuality? Or, Get engulfed by the sorrow of losing his father?

Do you remember the feeling from when you were a kid? Yea, that one. That confidence you could take on anything thrown at you, and unbeatable pride. If you lived in a neighborhood where you were one of the oldest, an influence to younger children, would you still have that confidence? Or would be swept up in a swarm of self-doubt? What if you found comfort in something you didn't believe in? What would happen to your world?