I know what you mean. Even if the story doesn't end in outright tragedy, it usually has some sort of "bittersweet" or anti-pathetic angle in its thesis.
Reid Miller plays Jadin Bell, a young man who publicly comes out, and subsequently commits suicide after being relentlessly bullied at school. His family (Maxwell Jenkins, Connie Britton) is devastated, but Jadin's father (Mark Wahlberg), sets out on a journey across the country to speak out against bullying and raise awareness for LGBT+ youth. Based on a true story.
You never have to apologize, Comsie. Your health should always take priority. We'll still be here.
Oh, and here's Christian Convery in the new "One Piece" to help you get back on your feet!
Hey, Terry! I've been watching videos on YouTube. Some cooking, some sailing, some "artsy" projects, like twisting and soldering a torque bracelet from copper wire. That sort of thing.
We're doing fine, thanks. I think tomorrow will be a "chores day" for us. Laundry, cooking, grocery shopping, etc. Maybe I'll get some writing done, too.