“a gay lives here too”

had to take breaks to watch this fully. but the climax scene was just too satisfying to watch. had a little cry too. also if i ruled the world on the end roll 

why can gay people never be happy

“a gay lives here too”

had to take breaks to watch this fully. but the climax scene was just too satisfying to watch. had a little cry too. also if i ruled the world on the end roll 

why can gay people never be happy

I rewatched it again in my class, it's still my fav horror movie

I rewatched it again in my class, it's still my fav horror movie

suffering, suffering and more suffering 💔

suffering, suffering and more suffering 💔

another gays on bikes film

another gays on bikes film

honestly, i don’t really know what to say. i’m being speechless for almost 20 minutes after watching this—writing this for almost half an hour. some heterosexuals are cruel, i hate most of them. i don’t really understand why people, especially the teachers here are teaching their students to not become one of the homosexuals, instead of advising them to not do crimes. they even asked those homosexual students to transfer school, as if they killed a person. ***why do violent people belongs to the school, and homosexuals aren’t? fuck homophobia.
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“A GAY LIVES HERE TOO.”
this graffiti will probably stay longer in my head.
justice for gays.

i randomly touched this film around 1am without hesitation—no regrets, but i feel miserable now. i cried and i cried and i cried. their acting skills were insane. idk why i watched this, but i’m glad that i watched it. i will always have a soft spot for gay people. i burst into tears while asking god if they do really deserve to be punished, like they were already in hell.

idk what will be my answer if someone will ask me if i do love this film, because honestly, idk what i’m feeling right now. this is something i felt when it’s my first time watching you’re name engraved herein. it will always linger in my mind. the film wasn’t only about homophobia—they also showed the violence and bullying inside the school, and how they ignored all of it. fuck elders. you guys should be the ones to go to hell.

honestly, i don’t really know what to say. i’m being speechless for almost 20 minutes after watching this—writing this for almost half an hour. some heterosexuals are cruel, i hate most of them. i don’t really understand why people, especially the teachers here are teaching their students to not become one of the homosexuals, instead of advising them to not do crimes. they even asked those homosexual students to transfer school, as if they killed a person. ***why do violent people belongs to the school, and homosexuals aren’t? fuck homophobia.
***
“A GAY LIVES HERE TOO.”
this graffiti will probably stay longer in my head.
justice for gays.

i randomly touched this film around 1am without hesitation—no regrets, but i feel miserable now. i cried and i cried and i cried. their acting skills were insane. idk why i watched this, but i’m glad that i watched it. i will always have a soft spot for gay people. i burst into tears while asking god if they do really deserve to be punished, like they were already in hell.

idk what will be my answer if someone will ask me if i do love this film, because honestly, idk what i’m feeling right now. this is something i felt when it’s my first time watching you’re name engraved herein. it will always linger in my mind. the film wasn’t only about homophobia—they also showed the violence and bullying inside the school, and how they ignored all of it. fuck elders. you guys should be the ones to go to hell.