The Rivals
“Sin? I am committing a sin? There are people, who are laughing at others sadness. People, who are torturing innocent lives and happily live among others but no one is spreading as hatred on them as you are spreading on people like me. Even I used to laugh seeing the people whom I dislike in pain but you never said it was wrong, as a sin. Those are considered as sins, dad. Loving someone, who makes us smile, who adores us, who gives their life for us is not a sin. Love is not a sin.”
“Enough!” Arthur shouted, getting frustrated with his son’s words. He shouted “You have spoken more than enough. You are going to get a therapy and nothing will change my opinion. I cannot accept my son as a gay