fresh start
fresh start

fresh start

Synopsis

Nobody is perfect. You know those images the media sells you? Fake products. And I'm not just saying by appearance, they show a person who is not real. We all have problems, flaws, defects. Some more than others, and that makes us human. I am no exception. I was born with a disease, a virus. Many do not understand, ignore. And despite all the prejudice, all the looks and the horrible things they say, I get up and start over. I learned to live with AIDS, and to accept myself. Give me a chance... To tell you our story. Harder than fighting for life? It's fighting for respect.
14+Completed Story~50min

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