@KaiMoroka True, but what if they don't want to be helped? They might need to be helped. Where is the line? It's much easier in a story than in real life. Perhaps that presumes....
On my father's deathbed I made sure to remind him I was a lesbian though I had no one to kiss. He had fortunately been out of our lives for years and I had to assume that his bad behaviour would continue to lead him to a rotten life so seeing his barely living corpse was reassuring that his suffered by his own decisions.
I can sympathize with George being so young and having such a homophobic father, not saying anythng at the time. George needed supkport, money wise in order to finish his education and become the man he turned out to be..I see Ronnie side. but I am sure I would have forgiven him, but put him through some misery to make sure he loved me ...I was happy for the ending where they did not attend the funeral but stayed focus on their lives...Loved the story...
Definitely a tough question to answer; First is the betrayal from fear in the original discovery which is understandable to a degree, Second is the harassment of the father which is not easily escaped from, third being run out of town in shame to start from scratch on your own, and then later finding out all those details the secret protections you knew nothing about from the other side of the situation. A hell of a lot to work through to say the least, but such a satisfying end to the story after working through it all. ❤❤❤❤
I really love the story! I have same (not literally everything identical) kind of a situation (I was the George) before, I feel like im in a time capsule and went back to those days. Now I understand his side, his pain. Unfortunately, im inlove with someone else and he is in a happy relationship too. I want to apologize personally, but I end up frozen. I guess he already moved on and so am I. I just have the silent closure.
I'm still at the 15:42 mark and I don't care. He was in college and his life trajectory turned extremely different after that. He is a janitor when he could've been more. You expect him to forgive? No. 26:54 and look, I understand. He was young etc. But like Ron said, it was the reassurance. I'm relating this to myself but even if things still went this way, at least I wouldn't feel bitter. Because having a decent job and being financially stable is important to me and Ron's situation after that hits too close. I could learn to forgive but I think it will be too much for me at this time to get into a relationship with him, even if I still feel the same. Of course, this is what I personally feel. I finished it and I know it's inevitable, and I actually understand. After all, George's fault lay in his silence and how can I expect a teenager to actually defy his abusive father right? It was the dirtbag father who actually destroyed my life. I also know that had it been me, I would also eventually be in a relationship with him coz I love him. But that'll happen even later than with them lol. Just coz I don't want to enter a serious relationship still feeling resentment and anger.😅
Both sides of the situation are tough to overcome, let alone forgive, it would take a lot of effort to work things out and move on from that kind of start.
The voice acting is good.But..... This whole story is just too unsettling. The protagonist is so devoid of agency; every significant twist or change in his life is at the mercy of others, whether it's being coerced into dropping out and becoming a janitor or gaining admission to a dance academy, it's all due to someone else's direct interference. What I'd like to see is a queer character overcoming their past and carving out a better life through their own determination, not having their fate shaped entirely by external influences.
I don't forgive that's easy I tend to hold it in a lot. Over some time I would forgive or just forget about it. I might forgive but would not say it out loud. Sorry
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What would you do if you were in Ronnie’s place? Would you give George another chance?
if i were insane, yes. if you can't help somebody when they're at their worst IN FRONT OF YOU, clearly you are not deserving of them
@KaiMoroka True, but what if they don't want to be helped? They might need to be helped. Where is the line? It's much easier in a story than in real life. Perhaps that presumes....
insane people are the only one who would forgive like seriously HE RUINED MY STUDIES now i have no future, so F off george
No the guy was a coward
This hits way too close to home except for the apology
On my father's deathbed I made sure to remind him I was a lesbian though I had no one to kiss. He had fortunately been out of our lives for years and I had to assume that his bad behaviour would continue to lead him to a rotten life so seeing his barely living corpse was reassuring that his suffered by his own decisions.
This is a whole movie plot
Take him back no way if it was me he would be shown the door straight away no excuses.
I don't know. I do not forgive easily.
There was a good reason.
Yah, I’m bitter and miserable. I would hold such a grudge.
I can sympathize with George being so young and having such a homophobic father, not saying anythng at the time. George needed supkport, money wise in order to finish his education and become the man he turned out to be..I see Ronnie side. but I am sure I would have forgiven him, but put him through some misery to make sure he loved me ...I was happy for the ending where they did not attend the funeral but stayed focus on their lives...Loved the story...
Definitely a tough question to answer; First is the betrayal from fear in the original discovery which is understandable to a degree, Second is the harassment of the father which is not easily escaped from, third being run out of town in shame to start from scratch on your own, and then later finding out all those details the secret protections you knew nothing about from the other side of the situation.
A hell of a lot to work through to say the least, but such a satisfying end to the story after working through it all. ❤❤❤❤
This one I can’t even finish. I would never forgive. I get to angry.
Yeah, go to hell ! George!
This would be a great movie
Very cute story. 🥰 And nice reading!
I really love the story! I have same (not literally everything identical) kind of a situation (I was the George) before, I feel like im in a time capsule and went back to those days. Now I understand his side, his pain. Unfortunately, im inlove with someone else and he is in a happy relationship too. I want to apologize personally, but I end up frozen. I guess he already moved on and so am I. I just have the silent closure.
Hell no!
Can we have part 2 plzzzzz
They lived happily ever after... ;)
this story make me mad as hell, damn
I'm still at the 15:42 mark and I don't care. He was in college and his life trajectory turned extremely different after that. He is a janitor when he could've been more. You expect him to forgive? No.
26:54 and look, I understand. He was young etc. But like Ron said, it was the reassurance. I'm relating this to myself but even if things still went this way, at least I wouldn't feel bitter. Because having a decent job and being financially stable is important to me and Ron's situation after that hits too close. I could learn to forgive but I think it will be too much for me at this time to get into a relationship with him, even if I still feel the same. Of course, this is what I personally feel.
I finished it and I know it's inevitable, and I actually understand. After all, George's fault lay in his silence and how can I expect a teenager to actually defy his abusive father right? It was the dirtbag father who actually destroyed my life. I also know that had it been me, I would also eventually be in a relationship with him coz I love him. But that'll happen even later than with them lol. Just coz I don't want to enter a serious relationship still feeling resentment and anger.😅
I have mixed emotions about this story 😅
Both sides of the situation are tough to overcome, let alone forgive, it would take a lot of effort to work things out and move on from that kind of start.
No way
The voice acting is good.But.....
This whole story is just too unsettling. The protagonist is so devoid of agency; every significant twist or change in his life is at the mercy of others, whether it's being coerced into dropping out and becoming a janitor or gaining admission to a dance academy, it's all due to someone else's direct interference.
What I'd like to see is a queer character overcoming their past and carving out a better life through their own determination, not having their fate shaped entirely by external influences.
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This happens to heteros too. Shame on them.
I don't forgive that's easy I tend to hold it in a lot. Over some time I would forgive or just forget about it. I might forgive but would not say it out loud. Sorry