@@d.j.7069 and good for them then! why should gay kids have to keep it secret? why can't they go to prom/dances without fear of being beaten up? god damn it's 2024.
Oh wow. Incredible. Every gay person whatever their age will immediately relate to this story. I'm 56yo and watching this I was immediately back in school in the 80's. Maybe not every detail is the same for everyone's life story, but we've all been there in one way or another. From the bullying to having feelings for a friend and being terrified they'll (or anyone else!) catch on or worse not want to know you anymore. While things are not perfect anywhere, The Netherlands have always been decades ahead of most of the world when it comes to LGBTQIA+ rights and equality. Here in Australia things are not too bad now. Our population voted overwhelmingly for marriage equality back in 2017, and things are certainly much better than when I was the age of the boys in this movie back in the 80's. We have very strong laws protecting the rights of LGBTQIA+ singles, couples, and very strong anti-vilification and anti-discrimination laws as I'm sure The Netherlands has too. The world is better than it was for people like us but still has a way to go. I hope you make many more movies like this and maybe even a sequel. Your movies and shows like "Heartstopper" etc...I wish they were around when I was a teen. Congratulations to the actors, crew, producers, and all involved in the production of this beautiful short movie. Bravo! 10/10 from me! - Craig - Australia 🥰
Thank you so much for the good review. I really love so many people can relate, but it's a twisted feeling cause it means that so many people have been trough all these bad things, and all the bullying, wich is terrible. But that's why i made this movie, some people might say it looks old because it seems not from this time. But that's my whole point. That even when things seem better now there are still such bullies out there and people still feel bad for who they are. Like you said, things definitely are better now in many parts of the world but it's still not fully where it's supposed to be. In my country (Belgium) where same sex marriage was legalised in 2003, we still have People who suffer from bullying cause of who they love or want to be. It may be pretty much better here then other places but to me it's even more important to adress the topic where it seems much better. Cause in places where ist is better people sometimes forget it's still not 100% good. And they need to be aware of that. And i'm glad it gets the message out there. So very grateful for your loving support, and i'm also very happy my movie is not age bound. And everyone enjoyed it. Cause the more people i can reach the better. I will definitely try to make more stuff like this. Cause as a gay myself i see it as my mission to help our community to show people who have it rough they are not alone. Many people went through these things and we can help eachother with it. So i'm definitely continuing this. I hope i get the chance to get enough money to make more movies on my own. So you guys don't have to wait to long but yeah it's not a fast process sadly 🙃 but imma try my best Greetings from Belgium 🙃
@@full-frameyarne Thank you so much for your reply. More power to you and please ensure the actors and everyone involved knows they moved a 56yo man in Australia to tears - both happy and sad tears, watching your beautiful movie. Like I said, EVERYONE has been there before at some point. If you are ever looking for donations to make more like this, I'd happily contribute. All the best and I look forward to more great content from you in 2025 🏳🌈🥰Craig - Australia
A very moving gay short film ! The young actors were very good The acting very realistic & touching One could feel the depth of the love that Beau and Liam have for each other Many Congratulations to the director, Yarne Van Elsen For the excellent story, cinematography, music and direction One important though sad message from the film is that even in the western world, where a lot of progress has been made on LGBTQ equality, the scourge of homophobia or to put it more accurately, gay hate, still exists I wonder why is it so ? What is it about the psyche of the average young straight male, that makes it so difficult for them to accept their gay classmates as equal human beings Is that young, testosterone fuelled psyche so pumped-up about that sense of hyper-masculinity that the only way it can relate to gays is in the form of violent bullying & bashing, so often leading gay adolescents to end their lives Or is that the kind of masculinity that society, culture and family is inculcating in straight males ? These serious questions don't seem to have straightforward answers but they surely overshadow and always deeply scar the lives of young gay men One last comment is that, while the ending was not clear about whether Liam loved Beau platonically or romantically, the love still felt very deep and genuine. The title of the short film, Silent Secrets, though beautiful also doesn't help answer the doubt about Liams's feelings A comment from Yarne comment could help clarify.... Kudos again on an excellent gay short film, which though sad, still manages to achieve a hope-filled ending....
I wished these kinds of videos were around when I was a child and even later in my teenage years. The physical bullying, discrimination and the vile hatred for anyone that was LGBTQ was a living nightmare for someone like me. For the life of me, I still cannot figure out why anyone that doesn't like the way I love or the way I live, can't just mind their own damn business and leave me alone. I never ever intentionally go out of my way to interfere in anyone's life or beliefs. I mind my business and go on with my life. But there are others that will intentionally make it their business to vocally express their absolute disgust with me and how I live my life. When my husband and I basically stay at home most of the time, in large part due to our health and our age. We're both very quiet men that love our dog and our garden, but most of all we love our grandchildren. We just want to be left alone.
So sorry to hear that 🥺 if i could time travel i'd go back and make a movie like this back in time in hopes people would stop bothering us. Like you're saying i also never understood why they love spending their time hating on our lives. We don't even matter to them we don't even bother them, they just want to hate on something for literally no reason. It's actually sad of them that they have nothing better to do than this. Like what is so wrong with two men, two women living their family dream. It's probably better then most stereotypical man-woman families so yeah i don't get it. Mainly cause we live in a time where we have so much knowledge that I don't understand how you can just ignore some of the important knowledge and just hate. Like are they truly happy? If you're hating us all the time? 🤷 Hope you live a happy life right now with your husband. Enjoy the happy moments, whith them and your dog. 🙃 Sending my love from Belgium 🙃
The ending’s pretty vauge. I understand it emphasizes on bullying but wether the other love Beau platonically or more than a friend is a question. For me it’s more than friend with all the soft and nice little thing that he does for Beau
@@fotoralf haha offcource, we in Flanders have so many dialects, and they all sound different. At our coast, that's what we call West-Flanders so there you have a West-Flamish accend wich is the most different to all other Flemish, they even have different words. Then the rest of Flanders is more sounding the same but you can hear a difference. Life for instance, around Antwerp (city) they speak a verry Pronounced dialect, in the city centre mainly the older people also speak sometimes with different dialect words wich also makes it less understandable. But then Province of Antwerp you hear it's all linked to what they speak in the city centre but it's more neutralised and less difficult to understand. Then you also have East-Flanders wich also is closer to the Antwerp dialect but witch some differences. And then you also have Limburg, there they speak much less harsh, they talk Quieter, and use more Intonation. And then you also have Flemish Brabant, that's in my opinion the most neutral Flemish, except if you also go to a core dialect offcource cause if the older generations speak the original dialects they alle (doesn't matter where in Flanders) have their own words but yeah most people speak a softer version of their dialects these days. So yeah depending on wher in Belgium you go you will either hear a variation of Flemish, or french. And in Brussels you will hear a mixture of everything 🙃. I know we have a complex country 😂 The accent the actors speak is more Eastern Flanders based but they speak verry neutral 🙃
@@full-frameyarne Funny, I understand almost every word in "Noordzee Texas" or "Hasta la vista" and generally the people on the coast, unless they speak real strong Westvlaams or when the girl in the bakery in Oostende was asking for 'zas euro zastig'. But here in this video I understand hardly anything.
@@fotoralf damn haha, where are your from? It's funny how you understand the most difficult dialect of whole Belgium but not the neutral language 🤣 Interesting to think about 🙃
@@full-frameyarne good morning 🌅 after watching 👀 your video on coming out age it’s very difficult to do sometimes nobody should have to be bullied or abused etc due to race sexuality or gender identity I felt so sorry 😔 for the boy who went through that horrible nobody deserves to be treated that way thanks 🙏 to Liam for being such a great friend to him I liked the way he stood up to those bullies nobody should have to try ending their life due to this my name is Chetan I am also gay myself I support all straights gays trans etc nice to meet you are there both gay in real life
Muy precipitado que decidiera matarse de la nada y de paso esas actuaciones de lágrimas falsas qué forma más patética que condicionará el amor básicamente no le dejaba otra opción a liam más que o me aceptas o me lanzo
There's something a bit unrealistic here. I've been teaching in a high school for over 30 years and even many years ago there was rarely any gay bashing or anyting similar. There have been incidents of suicide based on a pupil's inabilty to accept what he is but it was never the fault of the school and its pupils, more of society as a whole. 10 years ago the head boy was an out gay guy, who always wore makeup. And teachers and pupils all loved him. He is now a drama teacher at the same school.
@@telemachus53 well i think you miss the point. I never said it would be the schools fault for not seeing anything. Did i ever accused a school? I didn't even include teachers in this. My point is, sometimes such things go un noticed, idk where you live but it's still a thing to be bullied because of being gay. It's not just because it didn't happen at your school that it doesn't happen at other places. Plus bullying often makes a person more closed and less willingly to share their emotions. Wich causes all the trouble to be on top of each other. And sometimes in certain cases it ends not well. Agian it's not because at one school it doesn't happen that nowhere else it also doesn't happen. Plus this is called Fiction, for being a scenario and made-up by people. Offcource it's not real otherwise it would have been a documentary. But with this movie i want to show people that even when you think gay-bashing is gone it's still out there. There are still people (all over the world) getting bullied for just trying to be themselves and to be happy. So yeah that's exactly why i want to make this to show every one. I know it's not the same everywhere, and I certainly don't blame schools or teachers for not seeing it or something. This is always the bullies fault. And maby the scenario is a little bit a extreme case yes but that is to show how bad it can be. In hope that people would be more open, and prevent this. I hope you understand what my meaning was 🙃
@@full-frameyarne I appreciate your response. I understand and accept what you're saying. You're right in saying there will always be bullies and always somewhere there will be gay bashing. Also as a teacher I don't know the "subtext" of my own pupils, especially wheh they reach the age of adolescense. On the other hand if a gay boy becomes an object of admiration and achieves an inmportant position in school, bullying becomes very "passe" and considered very archaic.
I was bullied in school for being gay before I even knew I was gay. Rural WV. Maybe it’s better now, but in the 80’s and 90’s anyone who appeared to be anything other than a straight white male was bullied.
Not true I was in high school back in 2018 in Massachusetts which is a very liberal state and there was all kinds of homophobia. I never dressed or acted feminine and homophobic slurs were always thrown at me. There was one kid who got it so bad that he committed suicide. I’m glad they make videos like this to show how it really is for us unlike heart-stopper which is unrealistic. Many place around the world have it worse especially in Eastern Europe and the middles East
@@BSULLY2024 I think a lot has to do with the school and their teachers and their own attitudes. It could be that a school for gifted children, where I be taught, precludes the bullying you talked about. Any pupil who feels he wants to be trans or gay is immediately supported by the school and their staff. There is no compulsion of any kind neither from his fellow pupils or from the staff to hide his orientation. I have no doubt that your experiences as a pupil were horrific and this kind of bullying must be outlawed, but in a school where being gay is not a matter for insecure, ignorant bullies to mock you rarely get this kind of behaviour. In a school where sexual identity is not hdden but proudly shown there is rarely a place for bullying.
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Ok I won't lie I almost cried and I wish I had a friend like Liam the world needs to be full of people like him
I absolutely cried, and that's ok.
It's a really touching topic 🤷🏼♂️
As the USA slips back 70 years, this is a refreshing short film to watch. I wish every gay kid had friends like Liam.
Oh, I suspect that Liam became more than a "friend". But, that's just me!
@@d.j.7069 and good for them then! why should gay kids have to keep it secret? why can't they go to prom/dances without fear of being beaten up? god damn it's 2024.
Trump supports gay marriage. He appointed the first gay cabinet member in his first term.
More like to the 1600s.....
@@daveb970yeah but there are forces threatening to take away all our rights and bring us back to the 1950s!
The shouts of 100 enemies cannot be as devastating as the silence of one friend.
So much emotion and such that many of us can relate to. Thanks for showing true friendship and support to Beau. Great acting by both Liam and Beau.
Oh wow. Incredible. Every gay person whatever their age will immediately relate to this story. I'm 56yo and watching this I was immediately back in school in the 80's. Maybe not every detail is the same for everyone's life story, but we've all been there in one way or another. From the bullying to having feelings for a friend and being terrified they'll (or anyone else!) catch on or worse not want to know you anymore. While things are not perfect anywhere, The Netherlands have always been decades ahead of most of the world when it comes to LGBTQIA+ rights and equality. Here in Australia things are not too bad now. Our population voted overwhelmingly for marriage equality back in 2017, and things are certainly much better than when I was the age of the boys in this movie back in the 80's. We have very strong laws protecting the rights of LGBTQIA+ singles, couples, and very strong anti-vilification and anti-discrimination laws as I'm sure The Netherlands has too. The world is better than it was for people like us but still has a way to go. I hope you make many more movies like this and maybe even a sequel. Your movies and shows like "Heartstopper" etc...I wish they were around when I was a teen. Congratulations to the actors, crew, producers, and all involved in the production of this beautiful short movie. Bravo! 10/10 from me! - Craig - Australia 🥰
Thank you so much for the good review. I really love so many people can relate, but it's a twisted feeling cause it means that so many people have been trough all these bad things, and all the bullying, wich is terrible.
But that's why i made this movie, some people might say it looks old because it seems not from this time. But that's my whole point. That even when things seem better now there are still such bullies out there and people still feel bad for who they are.
Like you said, things definitely are better now in many parts of the world but it's still not fully where it's supposed to be. In my country (Belgium) where same sex marriage was legalised in 2003, we still have People who suffer from bullying cause of who they love or want to be. It may be pretty much better here then other places but to me it's even more important to adress the topic where it seems much better. Cause in places where ist is better people sometimes forget it's still not 100% good. And they need to be aware of that. And i'm glad it gets the message out there.
So very grateful for your loving support, and i'm also very happy my movie is not age bound. And everyone enjoyed it. Cause the more people i can reach the better.
I will definitely try to make more stuff like this. Cause as a gay myself i see it as my mission to help our community to show people who have it rough they are not alone. Many people went through these things and we can help eachother with it. So i'm definitely continuing this.
I hope i get the chance to get enough money to make more movies on my own. So you guys don't have to wait to long but yeah it's not a fast process sadly 🙃 but imma try my best
Greetings from Belgium 🙃
@@full-frameyarne Thank you so much for your reply. More power to you and please ensure the actors and everyone involved knows they moved a 56yo man in Australia to tears - both happy and sad tears, watching your beautiful movie. Like I said, EVERYONE has been there before at some point. If you are ever looking for donations to make more like this, I'd happily contribute. All the best and I look forward to more great content from you in 2025 🏳🌈🥰Craig - Australia
Loved this! Great actors. I’m glad it ended on a hopeful note. Thank you for sharing.
✌🏻👍🏻✌🏻
It was an outstanding short. The storyline, script and acting were wonderful. I watched some of your other videos - very talented.
@@davidvriesenga1107 aww thank you so much, means a lot to me 😊
Beautiful! I hate bullies so much!
Beautifully written and performed. Congrats. Not all films on this subject gets to this level of profound feelings.
Lovely film! Bonus points for the Heartstopper cameo. 🥰
😁 haha amazing you noticed 🙃 thank you
What a beautiful, moving film. I can barely see through the tears to type! Congratulations to all involved.
Beautiful little film thank you!
A very moving gay short film !
The young actors were very good
The acting very realistic & touching
One could feel the depth of the love that Beau and Liam have for each other
Many Congratulations to the director, Yarne Van Elsen
For the excellent story, cinematography, music and direction
One important though sad message from the film is that even in the western world, where a lot of progress has been made on LGBTQ equality, the scourge of homophobia or to put it more accurately, gay hate, still exists
I wonder why is it so ?
What is it about the psyche of the average young straight male, that makes it so difficult for them to accept their gay classmates as equal human beings
Is that young, testosterone fuelled psyche so pumped-up about that sense of hyper-masculinity that the only way it can relate to gays is in the form of violent bullying & bashing, so often leading gay adolescents to end their lives
Or is that the kind of masculinity that society, culture and family is inculcating in straight males ?
These serious questions don't seem to have straightforward answers but they surely overshadow and always deeply scar the lives of young gay men
One last comment is that, while the ending was not clear about whether Liam loved Beau platonically or romantically, the love still felt very deep and genuine. The title of the short film, Silent Secrets, though beautiful also doesn't help answer the doubt about Liams's feelings
A comment from Yarne comment could help clarify....
Kudos again on an excellent gay short film, which though sad, still manages to achieve a hope-filled ending....
Great short story and acting from the cast members. If a part 2 were made I’d definitely tune in!
Beautiful film, great actors brilliantly done.👌
Everyone needs a friend like Liam .............................
I wished these kinds of videos were around when I was a child and even later in my teenage years. The physical bullying, discrimination and the vile hatred for anyone that was LGBTQ was a living nightmare for someone like me. For the life of me, I still cannot figure out why anyone that doesn't like the way I love or the way I live, can't just mind their own damn business and leave me alone. I never ever intentionally go out of my way to interfere in anyone's life or beliefs. I mind my business and go on with my life. But there are others that will intentionally make it their business to vocally express their absolute disgust with me and how I live my life. When my husband and I basically stay at home most of the time, in large part due to our health and our age. We're both very quiet men that love our dog and our garden, but most of all we love our grandchildren. We just want to be left alone.
So sorry to hear that 🥺 if i could time travel i'd go back and make a movie like this back in time in hopes people would stop bothering us. Like you're saying i also never understood why they love spending their time hating on our lives. We don't even matter to them we don't even bother them, they just want to hate on something for literally no reason. It's actually sad of them that they have nothing better to do than this. Like what is so wrong with two men, two women living their family dream. It's probably better then most stereotypical man-woman families so yeah i don't get it. Mainly cause we live in a time where we have so much knowledge that I don't understand how you can just ignore some of the important knowledge and just hate. Like are they truly happy? If you're hating us all the time? 🤷
Hope you live a happy life right now with your husband. Enjoy the happy moments, whith them and your dog. 🙃 Sending my love from Belgium 🙃
Outstanding! Would love to see a part 2.
knap, ontroerend en zo professioneel gemaakt. Muziek prachtig, geweldig akteertalent, knappe regie... Mooi, Beau. Amazing, touching and very professionaly made. Wonderfull music, superb acting, nice directing. Beutifull (beau).
Je bent echte golijk. Dit ist een film dat zo veel jongens kan zeggen dat iets seleden heeft gebuurd.
Well done. People don’t realize the value of a good friend.
Great short film! Loved it. Wonderful and refreshing to see that best friend kind of love...
If that boy would have committed suicide, then all these bullies are guilty for murder.
❤😢❤ This is so good, wish it was longer! 💓👏
Suggestion in the summary, "But he gets bullied also, which makes everything even more complex." But this is a "thumbs up" project! Well done.
This was a great film with great meaning and it deserves an award 😊its amazing acting by amazing actors🎉
A Grandios real Coming of Age Video.....TOP ....and Thank You 👍👍👍
Everyone should have a friend like Liam.
I really missed a final kiss!!! 😢
Da's een hele leuke short! Hoopvol maar ook confronterend! Zeer goed!
Beautiful touching story. Thank you for this.
The ending’s pretty vauge. I understand it emphasizes on bullying but wether the other love Beau platonically or more than a friend is a question. For me it’s more than friend with all the soft and nice little thing that he does for Beau
What is absolutely clear is the love these two have for each other. Nothing vague about it.
I love the Dutch dialect, I think is from Flanders (Belgium)
Indeed it is 🙃
@@full-frameyarne Which part of Flanders? Doesn't sound like the vlaams I'm used to at the coast.
@@fotoralf haha offcource, we in Flanders have so many dialects, and they all sound different. At our coast, that's what we call West-Flanders so there you have a West-Flamish accend wich is the most different to all other Flemish, they even have different words. Then the rest of Flanders is more sounding the same but you can hear a difference. Life for instance, around Antwerp (city) they speak a verry Pronounced dialect, in the city centre mainly the older people also speak sometimes with different dialect words wich also makes it less understandable. But then Province of Antwerp you hear it's all linked to what they speak in the city centre but it's more neutralised and less difficult to understand. Then you also have East-Flanders wich also is closer to the Antwerp dialect but witch some differences. And then you also have Limburg, there they speak much less harsh, they talk Quieter, and use more Intonation.
And then you also have Flemish Brabant, that's in my opinion the most neutral Flemish, except if you also go to a core dialect offcource cause if the older generations speak the original dialects they alle (doesn't matter where in Flanders) have their own words but yeah most people speak a softer version of their dialects these days.
So yeah depending on wher in Belgium you go you will either hear a variation of Flemish, or french. And in Brussels you will hear a mixture of everything 🙃.
I know we have a complex country 😂
The accent the actors speak is more Eastern Flanders based but they speak verry neutral 🙃
@@full-frameyarne Funny, I understand almost every word in "Noordzee Texas" or "Hasta la vista" and generally the people on the coast, unless they speak real strong Westvlaams or when the girl in the bakery in Oostende was asking for 'zas euro zastig'. But here in this video I understand hardly anything.
@@fotoralf damn haha, where are your from? It's funny how you understand the most difficult dialect of whole Belgium but not the neutral language 🤣
Interesting to think about 🙃
Short and sweet. Well done! 👍
Thanks! 👍
Beautiful and moving.
Good storyline and acting
Well done ❤❤❤
Thank you ❤❤❤
There are no secrets; there are only lies. The truth sets us free.
Nice film
Awesome
First (10/10 i loves this some how 😎)
Thank you so much 😊
@@full-frameyarne good morning 🌅 after watching 👀 your video on coming out age it’s very difficult to do sometimes nobody should have to be bullied or abused etc due to race sexuality or gender identity I felt so sorry 😔 for the boy who went through that horrible nobody deserves to be treated that way thanks 🙏 to Liam for being such a great friend to him I liked the way he stood up to those bullies nobody should have to try ending their life due to this my name is Chetan I am also gay myself I support all straights gays trans etc nice to meet you are there both gay in real life
People need to stick up for each other even if youre different 13:01
Solicitação de mais legendas por favor obrigada português Brasil 🇧🇷🧡💚💜
Yep…😢😢😢😢
excellent!
Pode colocar tradução em Português? Obrigado.
❤❤👌👏👏 awesome
It’s very well done. But I think it’s a few years old
I guess they can't report the bully to the school. That would be the first step, no?
Legendas em português ???
Does anyone in reality "come of age" or do we all just gradually get older and, possibly, more mature?
So Been There, Very Nice Film, sad that we still have Rotten people that love to make other's lives hell because they are such Cowards.....
جميل هذا الحب بين الاصدقاء
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Muy precipitado que decidiera matarse de la nada y de paso esas actuaciones de lágrimas falsas qué forma más patética que condicionará el amor básicamente no le dejaba otra opción a liam más que o me aceptas o me lanzo
👍...
Why is Beau 35? 😂
There's something a bit unrealistic here. I've been teaching in a high school for over 30 years and even many years ago there was rarely any gay bashing or anyting similar. There have been incidents of suicide based on a pupil's inabilty to accept what he is but it was never the fault of the school and its pupils, more of society as a whole. 10 years ago the head boy was an out gay guy, who always wore makeup. And teachers and pupils all loved him. He is now a drama teacher at the same school.
@@telemachus53 well i think you miss the point. I never said it would be the schools fault for not seeing anything. Did i ever accused a school? I didn't even include teachers in this.
My point is, sometimes such things go un noticed, idk where you live but it's still a thing to be bullied because of being gay. It's not just because it didn't happen at your school that it doesn't happen at other places. Plus bullying often makes a person more closed and less willingly to share their emotions. Wich causes all the trouble to be on top of each other. And sometimes in certain cases it ends not well. Agian it's not because at one school it doesn't happen that nowhere else it also doesn't happen.
Plus this is called Fiction, for being a scenario and made-up by people. Offcource it's not real otherwise it would have been a documentary. But with this movie i want to show people that even when you think gay-bashing is gone it's still out there. There are still people (all over the world) getting bullied for just trying to be themselves and to be happy. So yeah that's exactly why i want to make this to show every one.
I know it's not the same everywhere, and I certainly don't blame schools or teachers for not seeing it or something. This is always the bullies fault. And maby the scenario is a little bit a extreme case yes but that is to show how bad it can be. In hope that people would be more open, and prevent this.
I hope you understand what my meaning was 🙃
@@full-frameyarne I appreciate your response. I understand and accept what you're saying. You're right in saying there will always be bullies and always somewhere there will be gay bashing. Also as a teacher I don't know the "subtext" of my own pupils, especially wheh they reach the age of adolescense. On the other hand if a gay boy becomes an object of admiration and achieves an inmportant position in school, bullying becomes very "passe" and considered very archaic.
I was bullied in school for being gay before I even knew I was gay. Rural WV. Maybe it’s better now, but in the 80’s and 90’s anyone who appeared to be anything other than a straight white male was bullied.
Not true I was in high school back in 2018 in Massachusetts which is a very liberal state and there was all kinds of homophobia. I never dressed or acted feminine and homophobic slurs were always thrown at me. There was one kid who got it so bad that he committed suicide. I’m glad they make videos like this to show how it really is for us unlike heart-stopper which is unrealistic. Many place around the world have it worse especially in Eastern Europe and the middles East
@@BSULLY2024 I think a lot has to do with the school and their teachers and their own attitudes. It could be that a school for gifted children, where I be taught, precludes the bullying you talked about. Any pupil who feels he wants to be trans or gay is immediately supported by the school and their staff. There is no compulsion of any kind neither from his fellow pupils or from the staff to hide his orientation. I have no doubt that your experiences as a pupil were horrific and this kind of bullying must be outlawed, but in a school where being gay is not a matter for insecure, ignorant bullies to mock you rarely get this kind of behaviour. In a school where sexual identity is not hdden but proudly shown there is rarely a place for bullying.
Great camera work, music, and, above all, acting. Good teamwork. Inspiring for similar people and boys who are bullied like here🥹😡