He’s adorable and sweet and deliciously awkward and misfit. I love people like that, they’re ❤️. He’s so incredibly talented, I hope he’ll get the recognition he deserves along the way.
If you enjoy Gay, Coming of Age videos and stories, you’ll want to read Cameron DeCessna’s latest book, Clay Parker: Growing Up Gay in 1953. It’s the story of a fourteen-year-old boy confused by his feelings, thoughts and dreams as he reaches adolescence and finds his sexual interests are for other teenaged boys. But it's 1953, a time of conservatism and rigid family and moral values. To top off Clay's problems, he's an orphan forced to live with an abusive aunt and uncle who openly show their distaste for the lad who was severely burned when a house fire killed his mother, father and younger brother. They would be the last persons he could turn to, to help him cope with his alien feelings. This is the story of Clay's troubles, trials and final triumph as he strives to find a family who will love him after he is forced to run away from home after a severe beating by his drunken uncle. One part of the story deals with Clay's uncomfortable experiences listening to a sermon at his aunt and uncle's church. He discovers the real meaning behind the story of Sodom & Gamorrah and how it demonstrates the Bible's condemnation of being queer. The book contains graphic sexual descriptions that may not be suitable for children under 12, although it would be highly recommended reading for gay teens to raise their awareness of the struggles of adolescent gay boys in earlier times. Cameron DeCessna is a gay novelist best known for his Jordan Dare Trilogy, released in mid-summer of 2018 and available at Amazon Kindle Books. While the Jordan Dare series is written for all readers, 12 and up, and has no adult-only content, some of DeCessna's works are more suitable for adult readers. This novel, Clay Parker: Growing up Gay in 1953, is the first of several gay, coming-of-age stories the author plans to release in late 2018 and 2019. DeCessna, born in 1951, writes from personal experience and vividly captures the difficulties faced by gay adolescents during those times. Look for Cameron DeCessna’s books and visit his author’s page at Amazon/Kindle Publishing.
He says that he is drawn to human beings, sexualy, emotionally and intellectually, it doesn't matter if they're boys or girls. And I think that's a beautiful way to put it.
He said that he's open to love and that gender doesn't matter to him as much as a bond. Soul to soul rather than body to body. That's the best way to live, I think.
His performance in the film is absolutely heartbreaking. He deserves the Oscar.
Love how Lucas is always so honest about himself, he's really a humble person.
He’s adorable and sweet and deliciously awkward and misfit. I love people like that, they’re ❤️. He’s so incredibly talented, I hope he’ll get the recognition he deserves along the way.
Very much pulling for Lucas to get another Oscar nom for this role.
His face is very kissable.
yes, definitely it is!
Hes the dude in lady bird!!! Hollywood is producing great young actors these days 😍😍😍
yeah I agree with you, also timothee chalamet, joe alwyn, saoirse ronan, etc
He is an amazing actor!
Boy awake. Thank you my love.
Sagittarius boy like me. Love him so much. My new favourite male actor with Evan Peters.
If you enjoy Gay, Coming of Age videos and stories, you’ll want to read Cameron DeCessna’s latest book, Clay Parker: Growing Up Gay in 1953. It’s the story of a fourteen-year-old boy confused by his feelings, thoughts and dreams as he reaches adolescence and finds his sexual interests are for other teenaged boys. But it's 1953, a time of conservatism and rigid family and moral values. To top off Clay's problems, he's an orphan forced to live with an abusive aunt and uncle who openly show their distaste for the lad who was severely burned when a house fire killed his mother, father and younger brother. They would be the last persons he could turn to, to help him cope with his alien feelings. This is the story of Clay's troubles, trials and final triumph as he strives to find a family who will love him after he is forced to run away from home after a severe beating by his drunken uncle. One part of the story deals with Clay's uncomfortable experiences listening to a sermon at his aunt and uncle's church. He discovers the real meaning behind the story of Sodom & Gamorrah and how it demonstrates the Bible's condemnation of being queer. The book contains graphic sexual descriptions that may not be suitable for children under 12, although it would be highly recommended reading for gay teens to raise their awareness of the struggles of adolescent gay boys in earlier times. Cameron DeCessna is a gay novelist best known for his Jordan Dare Trilogy, released in mid-summer of 2018 and available at Amazon Kindle Books. While the Jordan Dare series is written for all readers, 12 and up, and has no adult-only content, some of DeCessna's works are more suitable for adult readers. This novel, Clay Parker: Growing up Gay in 1953, is the first of several gay, coming-of-age stories the author plans to release in late 2018 and 2019. DeCessna, born in 1951, writes from personal experience and vividly captures the difficulties faced by gay adolescents during those times. Look for Cameron DeCessna’s books and visit his author’s page at Amazon/Kindle Publishing.
He is so adorable, I wonder if he is gay.
He has a girlfriend
David Leimkuehler In a interview from September, he said that he wasn’t totally straight but not gay or bisexual.
He says that he is drawn to human beings, sexualy, emotionally and intellectually, it doesn't matter if they're boys or girls. And I think that's a beautiful way to put it.
He says he's not totally straight but also not totally gay. He's attracted to both women and men. He's on the spectrum
He said that he's open to love and that gender doesn't matter to him as much as a bond. Soul to soul rather than body to body. That's the best way to live, I think.