Blue love
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Last published Sun, Jul 23, 2017
A vida pode ser muito injusta, principalmente quando se é gay. Tente imaginar: Você é uma criança feliz, e tem um melhor amigo incrível. Vocês passam muito tempo juntos e acaba desenvolvendo um afeto acima do normal por ele, e nota que ele também gosta muito de você. À sua volta, você escuta que isso é errado, e isso o retrai, e o faz recuar e questionar o sentimento. Porém, por via da curiosidade, a magia acontece e vocês podem se amar... Mas, então, tudo isso é destruído em segundos, e a única coisa que você pode fazer é chorar.
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