Come Into Your Own

It is a movie as the title would suggest if finding one's identity. It's a movie about picking your labels and how you define yourself. It has characters with unique back stories and relatable goals and dreams portrayed by talented actors. I think the best part was it is not a movie with stereotypical cliche gay characters that don't seem real in the slightest and are kinda offensive. The only reason I can't give it a 10 is because the ending was absolutely horrible if they wanted it to end on that sort of note there was many better ways of doing it but the one they wrote seemed insincere, rushed and untrue to the characters.