Mortality from Cancer and Other Malignant Tumors in the Registration Area of the United States, 1914 (1916)

Brent has spent the last few years rebuilding his life as a successful, single, gay man. Since his two closest comrades entered serious relationships, he has learned to deal with the pitfalls of casual dating and living life as a solo act. Wesley, who found love early in his life, is wondering if he wasted his youth attached to a man whom he is now questioning his love for. He sees the joys of being single and carefree, but wonders if he will enjoy life without aMr. Right.a Sammy also questions the path he chose. He is hopelessly in love with a man who leaves bruises on him. He realizes that by being in this relationship, he had to give up the two people who loved him the most. He wonders if itas too late to rekindle those friendships, considering they may be the only people who can help him feel whole again. All three friends are faced with a crossroad, but is their bond strong enough to help them put the past behind them and to realize they still need each other?