Dear Simon, in this world, I choose to love you too.
The film uses the unknown secrets of a seventeen-year-old teenager as a clue throughout. Simon, his secrets are big secrets to himself, and irrelevant after-dinner conversations to others.
I can't imagine that in the past four years, when he faced the secret that he couldn't tell his mouth, there was a kind of helplessness in his heart called labor pain. His parents, sisters, friends, and even teachers, did their love for him show a heartache or heartache when the secret was revealed for a quarter of an hour. I feel sorry for Simon's hard work to keep his secrets silently, and he is sorry that he can't talk to others normally.
Becoming a homosexual is inherently involuntary, just like one's own origin, each of us comes into this world, is unique, and is also a valuable and meaningful exploration. When we truly become adults, fate has already asked us for the "reward" for coming to this world, and those difficulties or setbacks we encounter are the "reward" we return to the world. After passing it, the meaning of our birth in this life may be much clearer.
Dear Simon, those who love you still love you, but those who know you will love you too. The motto of your high school is tolerance. In our words, the sea is inclusive of all rivers and tolerance is great.
Please live happily all the time. No matter what happens later, at least when I see you, you are happy. This is enough for me.
You are like the seed that broke out of the ground. Before you are ready, it will sprout. When someone finds the sprout, they will take good care of him. You have to believe that after germination, the seed will grow quickly after careful care. until it grows into a towering tree.
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