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Is it not ageism if Sheila cannot date her own love? Sheila is 24, but the female she has a mutual relationship with is just 14. Crazy to think about, but it’s about love that matters in the world. Is not Livia old enough to decide if she is attracted to people? But Sheila is also young enough to be fooled in relationships of false love. Livia cries and cries until she meets her Sheila, but hopefully Sheila does the same.
What is more bothersome if the facts turned to publicity? Is it that the lesbian Livia is having an intimate relationship with Sheila? Or is it more bothersome that Sheila is an adult while Livia is a minor? Whatever happened to adult decisions, but Livia lives with sanctimonious parents, and they oppose same-sex relationships.
By the time Livia turns 18, she has two full-time jobs in hopes of leaving her parents house one day. Sheila does nothing to support Livia, but Livia reminds herself about her caressing past experience as a pain reliever. Livia hates herself deep inside, but not because she’s lesbian. She’s being used by Sheila, and her parents never knew about her secret relationship. What if Sheila was a killer? Sadly, Sheila is in an opened relationship with two other women.
Livia pants and grabs a recently purchased gun from her saved money. Nobody knows why she is crying, but what would it matter if she’s suicidal? She’s homicidal first. Sheila is caught cheating, and the abject pain sinks deeper. When Sheila is sitting on a bench at a park (their hideout), Livia automatically fires the weapon. She shows no remorse firing the gun twelve times at her face as a weeping Jessie watches.
Isaiah Lawrence 