The unheard stories of LGBTQ Teens is a hard topic to deal with because there is so much question around it. Based on the stories I heard, it is a natural that some teenagers go through. It is extremely hard for some of them to cope with all the changes they’re going through. Most of them find it so hard to the extent where they fear losing their families and friends. Most of the kids interviewed we’re out of the closet and they also had a hard time being true to themselves,families and friends.Over the years and based on evidence, LGBTQ kids are the ones who committed the most suicide. Anne Hallward is definitely promoting social cohesion which is the tendency of people to talk openly with one another and form trusted relationship. This is the main objective Hallward is heading towards. Based on the interviews, this method of trusting the people who you want to share your secret to has worked for most and have made their bond even more stronger.Just talking to your love ones about your situation and hoping they will try their best to be with you because it’s a natural thing is assurance enough. Talking about it keeps depression that can later lead to suicide out of the picture which is a great progress towards the LGBTQ community. Hallward is doing this in order to make others feel safe if they find themself in the same situation where they will know that it is not only them but there are other people going through the same thing like they are and there’s help for them if they want it.
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