From The Side Lines

Computer screens can't hide everything

We are all different. It's as simple as that, so what gives some people the right to judge others for the reasons that they are different. Why is it that, because of these people, we hide ourselves, we have secrets we never want anyone to know, just so that we can be accepted. And those of us, who would truly accept us for who we are, we judge in return for they are not like the people we want hang out with, they are not popular, they are not the social construct of normal, they don't live up to societies standard of normal or beautiful or sexy or attractive or acceptable. They are weird and unusual and different ... unique. So why, do we stay on the sidelines, disguising who we are?

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Three people, from different worlds in society, who take to social media to show there true colours, meet. Luke Hannah. Mark Warren. Reign Iler. Neither realise that the people thy ignore during the day are the people they turn to at night for support, to escape from the world ... who they trust. Online, social constructs don't exist, maybe they can apply that to real life, or will their secrets catch up to them?