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Hi Guys!
Just a short post.
Our prince william has definitely grown to be a man!
by the way, I came across this interesting movie tat illustrates a totally perspective of wat is "normal".
Have you ever dreamed you lived in a "gay world" where everyone is gay and being straight is considered wrong and abnormal? Well, Brad got the opportunity to experience his biggest fantasy in this movie, Almost Normal.
The story is about a gay man Brad (newcomer Andrew Keitch) approaching a mid-life crisis, is tired of being different because he is gay. He wants to be normal. Suddenly he is yanked back in time to when he was in high school. But this time, the world is gay and to be straight is considered deviant behavior.
Brad soon begins to enjoy gay life with his classmates - particularly when he gets asked out by Roland (Tim Hammer), the handsome jock he once had a crush on. The two begin to date, and everything seems great, until a new student shows up on the scene: Julie!
Brad begins hanging around with Julie, but to his complete shock, he begins feeling attracted to her. With the Dance Ball right around the corner, Brad has to decide whether he wants to be normal - gay - or acknowledge his new feelings for a girl, knowing full well that to do so will make him once again an outsider.
Just a short post.
Our prince william has definitely grown to be a man!
by the way, I came across this interesting movie tat illustrates a totally perspective of wat is "normal".
Have you ever dreamed you lived in a "gay world" where everyone is gay and being straight is considered wrong and abnormal? Well, Brad got the opportunity to experience his biggest fantasy in this movie, Almost Normal.
The story is about a gay man Brad (newcomer Andrew Keitch) approaching a mid-life crisis, is tired of being different because he is gay. He wants to be normal. Suddenly he is yanked back in time to when he was in high school. But this time, the world is gay and to be straight is considered deviant behavior.
Brad soon begins to enjoy gay life with his classmates - particularly when he gets asked out by Roland (Tim Hammer), the handsome jock he once had a crush on. The two begin to date, and everything seems great, until a new student shows up on the scene: Julie!
Brad begins hanging around with Julie, but to his complete shock, he begins feeling attracted to her. With the Dance Ball right around the corner, Brad has to decide whether he wants to be normal - gay - or acknowledge his new feelings for a girl, knowing full well that to do so will make him once again an outsider.