The Boy Who Grew Up Just Right

The Boy Who Grew Up Just Right

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Last published Tue, Dec 5, 2017

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We all know the male stereotypes, don't we? That men and boys aren't supposed to cry, that they are dominant, and even that they should always be tough and the best at things, like sports. Olivia, a young woman with a bright mind, never believed in these stereotypes. She married, and soon had a son who she named Liam. Even though Liam had no siblings and no father, he was always happy to just be with his mother. He often played with barbies, watched "girly" television shows, and even occasionally would wear dresses. When Liam gets to highschool though, things start to change. His ways of life are no longer accepted by everyone else, and is often picked on. That is, until one day the captain of the football team, Jacob, notices him. And in his eyes, Liam is the boy who grew up just right.

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