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Amazing story, Please update.

awesome.. when will you updateeeee pleaseeee

#jenniferisqueen2020

keep going

Wow this is so beautifullllllll i love your yuriii here

Pls update

I did appreciated how you had aborded the homossexuality. This story is so true that hurts. I am bi and never really came out, I just wait everyone to know, because i cannot hide nut I brave enouhh to say out loud. My family ia really prejudice but fake their feelings. I learn how fake too and it is sad.
I loved your story.

I am glad his friends acceptes hin!

I am so sad about everything. I never imagined Yuuri's brother acring like that even for his good sake*!

I loved your idea! You have been writting very well until this so far!

I see and I feel so sorry for them.

I understand this must have been hard, but I thank you for taking the time to write this piece. It must have taken a lot of courage and dedication to write this. I cannot possibly understand what a gay person feels, to come out into a society that views you as someone lacking, disgusting, and I believe I am fortunate for that.

I understand that its even worse now in America, now that Trump is the President. I hope you continue to be strong and be proud.

Again, thank you.

I remember reading this back in June and bookmarking it as I wated for the next chapter, so happy when I saw it today thought I'd missed the updates :(. I really hope this story isn't abandoned, it's so emotive and well written, I want to see it to its conclusion.

This story is interesting. It hurts my heart to read about situations like this, even though I witness them every day. I have felt like that before, and reading this, feeling like that again, made me realize that it isn't okay for everyone. I appreciate your story. Thank you, and I can't wait for the rest.

From where I'm from, lgbtq people are not so openly accepted by the older generation and some of the newer generation too. Even amongst my age group (late teens to early 20s) there are some who shy away or are totally disgusted by them. (Growing up, we were taught that it was wrong. In my teens, that mindset changed and I began to wholeheartedly accept the lgbtq society. Some of my friends have also come out too.)

Like what you wrote about all those labels it's just another way to differentiate between what is perceived as 'normal' and 'not normal'. Complete nonsense really because everyone is born unique in their own way and they are not abnormal. To hate people for just existing is the weirdest and most ridiculous thing ever and even though it's 2017 people still can be so narrow-minded. It's a problem because like me, the hate was taught by the older people. Kids are very susceptible to being brainwashed from young and they usually carry those 'teachings' into adulthood. (The cycle goes on basically) It's a long way for us before the stigma of hate can be totally erased but I believe it'll happen as long as people continue to speak out against the absurdity of it.

Sorry for the long review ." I'm looking forward to your next update!