Once In A Lifetime. (BxB)
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  • Reads 262
  • Votes 22
  • Parts 15
  • Time 1h 44m
Ongoing, First published Nov 12, 2024
Mature
4 new parts
Christmas and the festive season held no appeal for Daniel Mahone. To him, it was just another day, devoid of the joy or amusement that others seemed to find in it. His family, on the other hand, went all out, adorning their yard with bold Christmas lights stretching to the porch and covering the entire house. To Daniel, the sight of it all felt more like a burden than a celebration.

The last time Daniel celebrated Christmas was in 2018. That year, he got excessively drunk, and a man mistook him for a woman, embracing him from behind. Daniel composed himself before anything could escalate, and since then, he had refrained from celebrating. Along the way, he felt an overwhelming urge from God to care for others, to feel their emotions, and to be acutely aware of his surroundings. Living a long, lonely life, being gay, an introvert, feeling others' emotions, and being self-aware, was not easy.

Impressive Ranking🏆:
#1 in Closet on 12th January 2025
#1 in Resilient on 14th January 2025
#3 in Personal Experience on 27th January 2025
#5 in Loneliness on 12th January 2025
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