Love is the Thing
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"Totally. I have been thinking about going to college or something for a little while. Maybe making some money so I could do some other kinds of adventures!"
"So, I have to ask, you said girlfriend? Are you gay? Bi? Pan?" Remy inquired.
"I don't really have an answer for you. I like girls, I prefer them, but am open to really anyone. I just think that its important to fall in love with the right person and that gender doesn't really matter in the grand scheme of things."
Remy nodded "I really agree with that so much. I identify as gay, but really believe that love is the thing"
Briar was a child advocate working for the state until one day she realized that she was just too exhausted. Seeing how awful humans can be to other people, especially children can really take a toll on a person. Her best friend Niki texted her with the link to a van that was for sale and that was the moment that Briar's life changed, she went head first into van life, adventure and love,
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