Hope

I had a lump in my throat after watching the video below, despite personally being straight. The optimism and strength of these people is something I think we can all learn from regardless of our sexuality. You can see their raw emotion when they're speaking about their experiences, and it's clear how they've grown from them. After all, I believe our past doesn't define us: it's our present that does; it's who we are now as a person that's really important. If it gives even one person the confidence to stand up for and be proud of who they are, that's all that matters. 

Hell, it might even be a stepping stone to making the world more accepting and tolerant. Here's hoping. :)