Ever since he was seven years old, Matt Sarafa has always clung more to boys. His parents didn't have the slightest clue why, because last time they checked, they'd had a son, not a daughter. Since his parents weren't supportive at all, his best friend, Aniyesha, was. Now in high school, they are closer than ever. They meet new people, and Matt meets his old crush...that happens to be straight, and Matt is just about as straight as a noodle soaked in soy sauce. As he finally approached him, the first words stung like a bee sting. "You sound like a girl." The tears are no longer there for Matt, but the pain still is. Will he regain confidence, or will he be shaken by this experience forever?