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Just Be Normal

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depression familyissues gay highschool homophobia homophobic lgbt lgbtq normal teen teenagers

Why couldn't I just be normal like all of the other guys at my high school? Why did I have to be gay or a 'stupid faggot' as the guys in my school would call it? Why did everyone have a problem with a person loving the same gender anyway?

I tried, every single day, to be normal. But, sometimes trying to be normal gets overwhelming. A little too overwhelming...Tous Droits Réservés

depression familyissues gay highschool homophobia homophobic lgbt lgbtq normal teen teenagers

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