I love that this isn't a coming out story, or about facing homophobia. Those stories are needed and extremely valid, but Laura Dean brings a breath of fresh air to the world of queer stories, and I love it. Queer people are people... which means they have the capacity to be kinda shitty people, like everyone does. We need stories about all kinds of queer people.
Love, love LOVE the complexity and layers these characters get to have.