godlike neil Mccomick is a prostitute in modern world!

Neil is eight years old with black paint on his face, like an angel with a young face, the best baseball player, even saying shit shit shit, the old man actually likes to have sex with the coach, the fifteen-year-old reveals the most bone-chilling rebellion as a male prostitute and Every man in town has fucked more than twice, when his friends picked him up he yelled at everyone in the town's hypocrisy and emptiness, nineteen years old and still getting fucked by men in New York, he also fucked every rude man, stroking old men with scars The man was sexually abused by a more perverted person in the end. With the last pain, he returned to the town for Christmas, met brian who was sodomized by his coach at the age of eight, and went back to the old place to see their defiled childhood, shocked childhood ,Brian the scholar received Neil's consolation with a nosebleed, like God's Neil said: "Youth disappears in the dark..." I
always feel that the film records of sexual incest and abuse are just means, as if to express the easy insult by modern values Defiled and disintegrated powerless God. Western adult men's sexual orientation towards young children and youth is directly linked to ancient Greek sexuality, where homosexuality (mainly between men) was usually the positive value of mature adult men to fifteen or sixteen The perfect love of the most prosperous and beautiful teenagers is like taking teenagers as the gods they believe in. They seem to symbolize eternity, purity, and the beauty of men. They are naturally innocent and perfect. Fewer barriers, more perfection can be established.
This film also does not seem to express any subjective value, such as hating the abuser, criticizing the society, as if it is just a real language to describe one thing, to describe all the profound aspects of human nature, The connection between modern and ancient, emptiness and true love, chaos and simplicity, ambiguity and directness, desire and ideal, ugliness and beauty (I have seen many sexual scenes of Neil receiving guests, and I clearly feel the beauty of youth and the vulgarity of men, very shocking! )...
After watching the whole film, the deepest impression is that Neil's words to his close friend seem to ask himself: "Is it true love with the coach!?".

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