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Oppressed
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Ongoing, First published Jun 21, 2018
"I'm gay, and I don't care. Sexual orientation shouldn't matter in this world! What matters is that we're human."

In a world where LGBTQ+ people are oppressed, a girl and boy work together to end the oppression, and they form an army to fight against the government and finally get their freedom to be who they are. Once and for all. 

This is dedicated to everyone in the world, and everyone should understand that sexual orientation doesn't matter in this world. What does matter is that everyone has freedom to express who they are, and how they do it doesn't matter. 
Embrace yourselves, don't change yourselves.
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