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i was surprised to see that this story was continuing. Iwished it would. a very good present.

im enjoying the story so far. yes like everyone else, i have lots of questions. i also know eventually they will be answered.

Again a very powerful memorial to a horrible tragedy. It moves me to both tears and anger. Tears for loss of so many young lives that wanted nothing more then to express their love. Anger at the senseless hatred of another human being trying to force their sense of morality on others. hatred with an easy access to guns. I grew up in midwest of USA. Ive lived thru both the AIDS epedemic and Anita Bryant. Ive watched America ebb and flow in their "acceptance" of the gay community. Ive seen many improvements over the years. yet more needs to happen. I feel more of an acknowlegement then an acceptence. Tragedies like Pulse, Colorado Springs, New Orleans, Matthew Shepard and countless more need to end. There is an old quote, I dont know who said it, " Those who's minds are changed against their will, are of the same opinion still". Violence will never change who I am or Who Im attracted to. Hatred can't overcome Love. and society's pity of these murders isnt to be mistaken for acceptence. Sorry for my rant. Peace to you.

Thank you for this. It is very moving. I hope it moves the younger crowd of the LGBT community to study their history. Pride isnt just a reason to party. It is opportunity to remember the sacrafices made to get us tp this point, and honor those marytered to the cause. peace this day.

start of an interesting story. I'm curious where it will take me.

Awesome story. Very well thought out and original. I enjoyed it greatly.

Am enjoying the story very much.

Enjoying the story very much.