"Maybe, if I can come out to people as though it’s nothing more than a fact of life, I can convince myself to be comfortable in my life... If enough queer people can be comfortable in their truth, maybe we can create a culture where I don’t have to worry about who I come out to." Read on
Love / all
Instead of spending the movie chasing after a lost love, Simon is chasing love within himself and the people around him in a way that has never been captured on the big screen before. Read on
VOX ATL went to the Partnership Against Domestic Violence’s Teen Summit, where teens crafted vision boards inspired by dialogue about self love, performed pieces of songs and poetry, and practiced communication around boundaries. Read on
For a love story, nothing about the film is sappy or clichéd, nor is the movie ever cynical or shy in how it tells this story. Read on
"There are always signs when a person is not serious: not wanting to hang out, always talking about sex, or hiding their social media or phones from you." Read on
"How do you deal with parents who don’t trust you with your significant other? Sex is the farthest from my to-do list, but they can’t grasp that." Read on
