And Mother Said: "Boys Will Be Boys"

And Mother Said: "Boys Will Be Boys"

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Tayla never really had a good outcome with boys-with the little amount of experience that she has-and begins to feel a little lost when it comes to love. In her reflections, she back-draws to her past experiences with boys as she prepares to leave for college, and realizes that in the entirety of her time seeking affection, she had defects of her own. In trying to understand herself she dives into what love really means, and what this day in age brings to young lovers like her just trying to find a genuine connection with a boy. In this new bound journey she encounters guys and friends that boost her existence, whether good or bad, and a new vision of life will emerge from her pacified love life. Here, she will encounter the temptation of caving into the norms or society when it comes to finding a guy, while trying to seek answers of wandering questions about herself as a partner.
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