By the way the review under Guest is from me

Hey! I'm glad you've written another story. I'm loving it so far and I can't wait till the next chapter. I'm actually super busy with my school work since I'm leaving high school soon so I'm apologizing now that I'll not always be able to read/review more of this story.
Great to hear from you again! Anticipating the next chapter too!

My god, you're such a fantastic author! For something that's kind of hard to read at times with a narrator that you don't really like, this is written so well and in such a way that you can continue reading it easily and that you want to! It kind of reminds me of a discussion that we had in my lit class today (it's gay and lesbian lit, btw) where we talked about if reading something could make you a better person or change your values, and I kept thinking about how some people read things and just internally argue with them the whole time and never change, which I feel like is something I know I am and that many others may be doing whilst reading Howard's opinions. Because we feel like it's the "wrong" opinion (which I mean, let's be honest...haha). I just found that interesting that we had that discussion today, a few hours before I read this! Haha, can't wait to see how you take Howard on his journey towards, hopefully, acceptance!

Niceeee : Haven't read anything of you since summer (back then you somehow managed to get me obsessed with your work) so I'm incredibly happy to see your new work : and really, it announces itself to be awesome! I just love the perspective you're writing from xD Haven't read many (if any) such stories. I'm glad you are taking this kind of story on :D this was I can be sure it will be great :D

Weirdly, though I kind of like the father :-? Of course, not his homophobia, I'm not even sure what I like so much but I kind of do :-? I bet that by the end of it I'll love him :

Not really sure how I feel about the other characters :-? maybe because I've still not seen enough of them :D

so Can't wait for more chapterss!

This is a very interesting perspective, I've never read a story being narrated by a homophobic dad! I think you're doing great job though- I feel a lot of sympathy for Levi even from a distance, so kudos, I look forward to reading the rest.

Suki

Okay, I totally love this dude. While his views want me to punch him in the face, I find his personality somewhat humorous. Totally loving this, update soon :)

It's an interesting concept indeed. Something different! You don't really have stories from the not so supportive view of.a parent struggling to accept his son. Looking forward to more!

That definitely makes sense. I think you wrote something from a parent's partner's perspective once but this is different.

Because this is so dfferent, I wondeer if Levi is going to end up happy. I'm sure Howard will end up some version of it...maybe if Levi ends up in a stable relationship with kids or something. I think it's kiind of nteresting to explore what might make a parent change his/her mind.

Oh another great chapter. My heart just breaks for Lee though, and I just want to deck his dad, what an asshole. I love that his mom is so understanding and supportive. I hope Lee finds "the one" soon because I felt so bad for him knowing that Jackson cheated on him. Also will you be posting new chapters on certain days or just randomly?

Please add more, it sounds like it'll be a good story.

Wow, this certainly is different from your usual stuff. I'm intrigued :)

I missed you so! It's good to see you back and right into action, a little sad that it's gonna be this short, but I'm happy to see you writing again! Anyway, I really like the idea, and I'm kind of just...giddy and excited for this. Well...yeah! Wooh!,
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I really like where this story is headed and I hope it will continue.

Hey! You're back! Hi, there.

I can't imagine what would change your mind after what happened, but I'm happy I get to read something new from you (and on that note, I've been meaning to ask: how did you figure out? I've been worrying about it myself).

From the summary, this doesn't seme like it would be a short story. Interested to see how that works out.