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If your going down to Monterey, go by Big Sur, and stop in at Nepenthe’s for lunch. The view is amazing.
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As long as grandma saves Jack from his parents, they can go on with their own lives, he does not need them.
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May it be so!
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He is returning to the boy he was, before his father died, only aware and open to being gay.
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Same thing as happened to them last night, 22 September, 2025.
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His phrasing may or may not intimate something. It. could just as easily be a handle to sort them out from all the others with no particular bias. Then again, maybe not. Letting them out for an evening of fun does not seem the mark of someone who is planning their expulsion.
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Nick's mom should ask for local custody, which would remove Jack from his parent’s lives, and still require them to pay the bills, minus no trips home to see his beloved parents.
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If question of Law are brought into play, parents most certainly have a right to know. That was a possibility, which has since been erased. It does give a reason, valid or not, for the calls.
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The part that says Love thy neighbor as thy self, does not only apply to the people on the street where one lives. It applies to all people, period. Alas, even Karens, or my preferred word choice, scolds.
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The machinations of the higher ups are almost always out of the views of those who live within any such environment.
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Almost straight out of legendary MGM studios, only with gay kids, needing to put on a show. It is moving, heartfelt, the relationship of Jack and Nick just seems right and true, something that exists outside the movies and is real. Christian is such a example of what people could do, instead of what they tend to do. The transkid was a nice addition. Great story and it leaves me hungry for more.
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This Karen, is really just a scold, of the old school, otherwise known as a puritan. Whose definition is, someone who is unhappy, for they know, someone, somewhere, is having a good time. Scolds are just miserable people, no matter what they preach, and are best pitied and dealt kindly with, anything else just adds you to their list.
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Christian’s speech, and it was just that, was magnificent. He has already rallied the troops, of a sort, and gotten support from those above. Nick, going forth, into the unknown, brave, not fearless, he is afraid, but letting his rage overcome it, marching on, into who knows what, but doing it for Jack, if that is not Love, what is?
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his mother essentially abandoning him, sacrificing him on the altar of the unceasing demands of work? Is that the only constant in his life to this point is his dog, Bojangles? Houses cost money, schools, especially such as Harrison High cost money, so does food and clothes, plus other essentials. It may be the only way she can make things work and keep things going. Until we know better, give her a break.
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Jack is a trophy child and very few teenagers look much like trophies Jack is a trophy period. He is kind, patient, considerate, and willing to put others before himself, all rare qualities in the best of us.
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As beautiful a first kiss and final meeting as have read.
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Thanks for adding Jonah, what a wonderful pixie and no one's fool.
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Thank you for a good story and a happy ending. Once one is in love, no matter how it ends, split up, divorce, death, that love never really dies. One does learn how to move forward and that is for real. It is nice to see a story where love lasts, at least as long as the story.
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Really do not like fights or fighting, but the story that is going on around it, is good. Does Aidan finally learn that all that glitters is not The Belt.
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It is amazing how almost everyone can see where Aidan is going, but Aidan, he only see Jayden, and what he is after. The change in Eli was both necessary and revealing, good going. It's been three years, maybe one by Jamie's death, thought Jess was the youngest, could be wrong. Aidan's just deer in the headlights approach to finding things out is wonderful, no idea of what he asking for, just being him, very nice.
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That's one way to cup the apron strings or umbilical cord as it were. Can't imagine what hearing that would have been like, Aidan did good, so is the writing.
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Its really nice that Aidan finally has a family that fits him as a person.
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Hope Aidan holds his dad to their agreement. As Shakespeare wrote, "To thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man.", that seems to be Aidan's creed.
