2012-02-18, 11:12 AM
Aw, that was lovely, thanks for sharing that Eos.
It's funny how one day i can hate who i am and hate the people who hate me for what i am, but then i can watch a heartwarming video or read an article like that and just instantly start to love and accept everything again, the world can be a really great place sometimes, i wish i could see that more often.
Oh, and i completely agree with this comment:
Related: I saw a random video on my youtube reccomendation thing, it was a trailer for a film called "You should meet my son", and just from watching the trailer, i knew it was exactly the heartwarming thing i needed to watch at that moment.
It was a film about a mother and her sister who keep trying to set up her son with suitable women, until one day she suddenly realizes, after hearing someone mention it, that her son is gay, at first she is shocked and upset, thinking she has done something wrong and thinking of how she can change her son. But almost straight away she realizes that she wants her son to be happy regardless, so she opens her mind, goes to a gay bar and meets a colourful and diverse bunch of people who become her best friends, it was really really sweet and funny, and had me laughing throughout, and crying at the end.
I would highly recommend it!
It's funny how one day i can hate who i am and hate the people who hate me for what i am, but then i can watch a heartwarming video or read an article like that and just instantly start to love and accept everything again, the world can be a really great place sometimes, i wish i could see that more often.
Oh, and i completely agree with this comment:
Quote:I feel sad that it was necessary to explain how some people don't like gay people.
it breaks my heart that we can't just love each other.
Related: I saw a random video on my youtube reccomendation thing, it was a trailer for a film called "You should meet my son", and just from watching the trailer, i knew it was exactly the heartwarming thing i needed to watch at that moment.
It was a film about a mother and her sister who keep trying to set up her son with suitable women, until one day she suddenly realizes, after hearing someone mention it, that her son is gay, at first she is shocked and upset, thinking she has done something wrong and thinking of how she can change her son. But almost straight away she realizes that she wants her son to be happy regardless, so she opens her mind, goes to a gay bar and meets a colourful and diverse bunch of people who become her best friends, it was really really sweet and funny, and had me laughing throughout, and crying at the end.
I would highly recommend it!