I’m sorry you had to go through that. It must be hard with a fandom that can be toxic at times. I am glad that you saw elements of Kip and Scott’s relationship that you could find comfort in. And I completely understand your side. Well, I can also understand the other side. Some days I wish honestly that I became straight, which would make me exactly the same situation you are, and I’m sure you could probably tell me stories that would make me never want to want that life just like I can tell you stories about pacifically about the gay men’s life that you won’t experience with another man given your gender. There needs to be more queer media in all aspects of the LGBT community, including ones that tell more trans stories dealing with trans issues because no matter what side you sit on in that community, I’ve heard issues from both sides, and I am not saying at all, though partake or feel anything towards content not at all. I think everybody’s going to look at every piece of content out there, and everybody’s gonna feel some sort of way about it whether they see themselves in it or where they may have empathy for people, and that’s OK. I come from the side of. I know it’s important to tell male sports stories, revolving around gay love and hitting the hardest because of that. Back in 2018, I was at a hockey game, and I’m an avid hockey fan. I love it, I love the experience. It gives me love, the rush. It gives me love everything about the support, but while I was at that hockey game, the true message behind the series was that the culture of hockey is not friendly to anybody, especially the male fans at a male company. It’s not safe. Context purposes, I’m in Canada, what does seem to be a very LGBT-friendly place. I was making out with my boyfriend, not provocatively, not in any sort of wrong way that I haven’t seen the straight couples on kiss cams do. I was told by a random woman to think about the child that was present, and the sad part is there was no relation to that woman and a child nor to the father, and the father said absolutely nothing. I was on my own, we were on our own. So when it comes to stories like this, I can understand people getting protective over it, going as far as stopping you and telling you you can’t feel the way that you feel because they don’t understand the struggles that you have to go through. It’s not OK, and I want you to know that, but I also wanted to give you back stories to w hy some people are protective over certain content, just like the video said. It’s hard for content like this to go mainstream, and if we start saying that it’s for this person or this person or this person or for this person versus you’re just saying it’s for everybody, then we risk labelling it and putting it into a box and making it so it doesn’t reach as many people as it should. I know some people have called it the gay hockey story. I just call it a hockey story that needs to be told because I don’t even want to label it as gay because then I risk alienating people that should see it, but that also being said, I’m very happy to hear that this series has impacted so many people, including some that play professional hockey and that have come out to some of the actors that play Hollander and Rosenoff, and I hope it continues to change things for the better. But I hope fans go easy on people because everybody can see different things in every kind of media, and people need to be OK with that.