This is a touching story, and it hits home for me personally. The world needs more LGBTQ+ stories, and this one addresses something so important and sad: children with Queer parents often face discrimination from the outside world, even though it may not be their personal orientation. I think the simplicity of this story is what makes it so powerful.
Sometimes, when you're using characters in a specific area (for example, southern/rural), it's...
1. Concept - I liked the concept that you went with, but there's still some potential to make it stronger.
2. Story - The story was pretty simple, yet kinda charming to read in a sense. Two guys just wanna hang out and have a gaming night until one gets uncomfortable over the fact that he didn't know his friend's mom was a lesbian.
3. Structure - Formatting and structure were pretty good for the most...
When his father is released from a mental institution, a confused teenage boy begins questioning his mother about his father's return to the family home.
When Irish servant Reanna O’Neil is brutally attacked by a British Lord , she fights back in self-defense mortally wounding him. Fleeing for her life, she’s doggedly pursued by his son, a sadistic British Officer who’s determined to “Make the Irish slattern pay!”
In the near future, a company introduces an inventive new VR headset which enables its users to replay their memories at will. One such user is Sarah, who uses the headset to look back at the tragic events in her life.
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