Young Hearts

I SOBB MANY TIMES WHE HE CAME OUT TO HIS MOTHER BROO I REMEMBER NICK CONNOR, I JUST LOVE MOTHERS WHO SUPPORT THEIR GAY CHILD🥀 this movie felt like watching two awkward teens slowly invent the concept of romance and then absolutely fumble it in real time. their whole relationship was like “i like you but i’m also 14 and don’t know how to act so here’s a weird sentence and some eye contact.” honestly? painfully accurate. no dramatic twists, no big moments, just that slow, uncomfortable ache of first love where everything feels huge even when it’s not. they break up and get back together like three times and each time i was like “yeah that tracks.” this is what happens when hormones are high, communication is low, and you have no idea what you're doing but still want to be someone's everything. it’s soft, awkward, a little cringe, and kinda beautiful in how small it all is. like a diary entry that’s slightly embarrassing but still real. The film explores how first love often feels bigger than it actually is, and how quickly feelings can become overwhelming when you’re still figuring out who you are. It captures that moment in life where every look feels important, every word feels permanent, and yet nothing is really solid.