Episode 5

I was standing on a festival this sunday, for denzel curry.

And there were a lot of guys around me, just like those guys in this episode.

And I was very afraid.

I'm lucky that I pass... I'm very lucky and I know that... they were drunk I think, and saying that I need to smile more and blowing me kisses but in a very not so good way. 

After 15m I left with my heart beating like crazy... I went to Audrey Nuna, the crowd was very queer and happy and real in a very good way. 

I danced.

@windylou wrote:
This is so terrifyingly realistic. It's awful thinking there are so many humans struggling like George daily. At the very end I also found myself saying poor Saul, he was a good kid that respected everyone.I found it odd that a british tv show was pushing American politics so heavily though. Overall, a powerful story. 

Which area of the world do you call home? 

Anti-trans laws and rhetoric are becoming the norm here in the UK, sadly. This pushes a anti LGBTQ rhetoric in general. 

This is so terrifyingly realistic. It's awful thinking there are so many humans struggling like George daily. At the very end I also found myself saying poor Saul, he was a good kid that respected everyone.I found it odd that a british tv show was pushing American politics so heavily though. Overall, a powerful story. 

This needs to be mandatory viewing in high schools.