Guilty as Sin

"If Jesus were real and he died for our sins and loves us unconditionally, then he forgot about me. Because why is the same man who told us to love, would punish me for loving someone unconditionally?....If loving a boy is wrong then why did he create me filled with love for him? The same man that you said that created the moon, the stars and everything ...who never made any mistakes, bound my heart with someone that I am not supposed to love. Does he hate me?"

If love was a sin, would you allow yourself to indulge in it knowing that hell is waiting for you? In a society where we are expected to follow the dogmas and the lectures of the older generation on how to act, who to believe and who to love, would you dare to take the less road taken by and say " There is no sweeter innocence than our gentle sin?" Are you willing to face the wrath of the people and the judgement of God just for you to have one last glance of the man that you love? Or would you turn away and tell yourself "I'm just confused"?

This story follows two young men who were destined to pierce each other's souls, a love so strong that it shook culture, tradition and stigmas. When judgement follows them everywhere as they slowly crack, there is one regret that lingers in their minds "I should've worshiped him sooner". In madness and tragedy, would they try once more in a gamble they call "love"?