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One of the most profound and striking movies I have ever seen in my life, and I know it will stay that way. This movie has such a way of leaving a mark on you that you will carry, it is a self-insert time capsule and a burning standalone story all at once. You need to process after watching, and it is an experience. So wistfully quiet and expansive. I hate being left with questions, but just like life, it is a part of the experience. This film is written so meticulously that not a minute is wasted, and every character has a perspective as nuanced and precise as the main one. I learned to love the two main characters as much as they loved eachother, completely. It's an unfortunately relatable story for almost every queer person I know and the queer person I am. At some point, we find ourselves in one of their positions or the other. In denial but in love, or in love, but can't figure anything out for the other person. One of my all-time favorite movies, and it will stick with me. It's been months since I watched, and I'm still here writing a review, multiple poems, and finishing drawings based on this movie. 10/10 for sure.

DISGUSTING! this is extremely harmful, and she does NOT do her job as a mother! copy paste of Robert Wright Fonseca's review: This book is incredibly ableist among other things, and is a disgusting misrepresentation as to what it should mean to be a parent of an autistic child, or a mother in general. On top of that, there is homophobia, misogyny, transphobia, and references to individuals without their consent.