A Letter To You
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Publikasi terakhir Sel, Nov 29, 2016
'Coming out' is hard. Admitting it to yourself is even harder. Having to keep a secret buried inside you for so long and telling yourself it's not real, it's just phase. Having to grow up feeling different, pretending to yourself that you just don't fit in. It's just a stage in growing up, it's just that awkward stage in being a teenager.
Until you come to realise what it is that feels different.
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