When the young man realizes that his friend is going to visit a man who is openly gay, he realizes that he cannot continue to be friends with him. He tells his friend that he will not be allowed to see him again because he is "gay." The young man tries to explain that although he has a crush on the man for eight years, he cannot talk about it openly because of his "straight and homophobic" nature. He asks his friend what is wrong with the man being "gay," and his friend replies that he is a grown man and that he does not need to worry about it. He then tells the boy that he has been avoiding him for the past few days, and that the boy is against everything he has said. The boy tells him that they are friends, and asks if he is short of money, and the boy replies that it is none of his business. He also asks why he cannot treat him the same way when he got married, and he asks the boy to