Being gay is no big deal, coming out is no big deal. What each of us fears is not being able to face our true self.
Simon was originally a sensible son, a gentle brother, and a caring friend, but he messed up things because his emails were secretly photographed.
The malicious exposure forced Simon to come out, but his mother said it was his chance to be himself.
The mistakes made can still be made up, the family is still there, the friends are still there, love will not abandon anyone who believes in love and pursues love.
Interestingly, Blue is a drunk, almost errant, Jewish, black.
Love has nothing to do with gender, religion, or race.
True love comes first.
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