Lawrence, what are you looking for?
I am looking for someone who can understand and speak my language, and who will not be excluded by society, who will not only question the rights and values of marginalized people, but also those who claim to be normal people.
Flender loves Lawrence, so she tries her best to accept her transgender boyfriend. The good things of the past support Flender, but she doesn't dare to imagine the future.
But love is not enough to sustain everything. During the ten years between the two, Flender got married and had children, and Lawrence became a writer and published books. However, after the goodbye, Flender was still unable to face the man she loved, and she was not as brave as Lawrence.
The reporter asked Lawrence, "You are a confident man...woman" "Confidence? I'm not, I'm just sure" They spent ten years knowing that it was themselves who destroyed their love and life.
When can we have a normal attitude towards marginalized people and embrace them?
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