BTS with Gianna, Whitney Wright and Isiah Maxwell

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Sam (Kristen Scott) closes the door behind her as she enters the bathroom. She takes her father’s razor and shaving foam from the drawer and slowly takes off her clothes. Sitting on the edge of the tub, she begins to tentatively shave.

A few days later, Sam is in her bedroom, secretly watching a porno as she masturbates quietly, stifling her soft moans as she cums.

Outside of the school the next day, Sam finally summons up all her courage and approaches Teresa (Whitney Wright) and asks to walk her home. Teresa smiles and says sure. As they walk away from the school, they make small talk about music and movies and seem to really get along. Sam asks Teresa if she wants to go see a movie on the weekend. She says yes. Sam walks her to her door and then rushes off, feeling like she’s on top of the world.

That weekend, Sam and Teresa get coffee together before seeing the movie. They chat for a while before Sam casually mentions something about wanting Teresa to be her girlfriend. Teresa stops and clarifies that, although she really enjoys Sam as a friend, she isn’t actually interested in anything else. She likes boys.

Later that night, Sam sits on her doorstep, not wanting to go inside, quietly crying.

The next day, Sam accompanies Meg (Kenna James) to a community center to attend a lesbian youth group meeting. Sam feels very awkward going there …and afraid of getting spotted. Meg finally caves and offers to have them sneak in a back door, so they aren’t seen. Inside, the women seem very nice and Sam even recognizes a girl named Sarah (Kendra Spade) from her school. But she still feels very awkward.

The group leader begins to talk about the center’s mission: ‘We want you to celebrate who you are, what makes you unique and why you matter,’ she begins. ‘For members of our lesbian, bisexual, and questioning youth community, we want to provide a safe environment to foster friendship, personal and professional skills, and the evolution of your identity. All the women in this group are between the ages of 18-21 and our drop-in sessions are here to help you build self-esteem and get ready to enter the real world!’ As she speaks, Sam slowly begins to relax and listen.

A few days later, Sam quietly watches the porno, with one eye on the door. The VHS jams in the VCR. Frustrated, she stuffs into a pillow, tracks through her house, and throws it in the garbage bin outside.

At school the next day, Sam is called into her guidance counselor’s office to discuss her college applications, since she’s 18 now and needs to be considering which school to choose. During their conversation, Sam casually mentions being gay and the counselor, who has clearly never dealt with this before, gets excited and wants to talk about it. Sam finds herself loosening up and talking to her counselor, which brings a sense of empowerment.

That night, Sam is in her bedroom, masturbating again under the covers. She begins to fantasize about the women from the community center. In her fantasy, they are having an orgy, their beautiful naked bodies intertwined as they writhe with pleasure.

Later, Sam stares at herself in the mirror, topless, looking at herself with pride for the first time. She throws the duct tape that she used to use to tape down her breasts in the garbage.

Outside the school the next day, Sam is having lunch with JC (Wolf Hudson) when Sarah, the girl she met at the youth group, asks to join them. They all start eating together and the two girls toss eyes back and forth, which JC clearly notices. Eventually, he excuses himself. Once alone, Sarah asks Sam if she is going to come back to the group. Sam shrugs it off. Sarah asks if she wants to go out just the two of them sometime. Sam says sure, a slight smile escaping her lips.

Sam has finally learned to celebrate the person she is, the person she’s ALWAYS been, and she can’t wait to share that with Sarah.

Sam (Kristen Scott) is leaning up against a row of lockers at school, listening to her headphones, when a girl named Teresa (Whitney Wright) walks up and excuses herself to get to the locker Sam is leaning against. Sam apologizes and steps to the other side of the row, where her own locker is. She has never seen a girl so beautiful before. She just stares.

A couple of weeks later, it’s Christmas morning. Sam sits under the Christmas tree in her pajamas, as her father (Tommy Pistol) hands her a present from her grandmother. She unwraps it to reveal a big poofy prom dress. Sam looks horrified.

With Christmas over, Sam and her best friend JC (Wolf Hudson) are driving one afternoon and talking about New Year’s Eve, which is only a few days away. Sam says she’s been invited out to a party with Nicole and JC makes a side comment about how fake that girl is. ‘She’s not fake, she’s actually really cool if you get to know her,’ Sam replies, trying to shrug it off. But she can tell her best friend is jealous of the time she and Nicole have been spending together.

When Near Year’s Eve rolls around, Sam and Nicole (Aidra Fox) are getting ready in Nicole’s bedroom. As they laugh and joke around, Nicole playfully kisses Sam on the cheek. The moment becomes tense as they stare at each other … before Sam slowly leans in and tries to kiss Nicole on the mouth. Nicole freaks out and pushes Sam away. Calling her a disgusting lesbian, Nicole tells Sam to get out of her house. Heartbroken, Sam gathers her things and stumbles out of the room.

A week later, a devastated Sam writes in a journal she keeps on her computer, talking about how Nicole won’t look at her anymore and how she needs to stop thinking about her.

But even though Sam’s mind is still on Nicole, she can’t help but keep noticing Teresa around school.

A few days later, Sam and JC are hanging out outside the school as someone passes out flyers about a rave that weekend. JC tells Sam that they should go.

That weekend, the rave is dark, smokey, and full of people dancing. A DJ plays music in the background. As Sam dances with JC, a girl (Alina Lopez) approaches and begins to flirt with her. It’s clear that the girl thinks Sam is a boy and, not knowing what to do, Sam plays along. They dance for a while.

The girl tells Sam that she’s 20 and LOVES younger guys like 18-year-old Sam, suggesting that they go somewhere to be alone. Inside a back room, Sam is clearly uncomfortable but doesn’t know how to tell the truth … especially after the girl starts to kiss her. She kisses back. It’s her first real kiss. The girl runs her hands across Sam’s chest and, panicking, Sam spins the girl around and starts to touch her. Sam takes the girl’s shirt off, pulling her pants down and eating her out. The girl keeps asking for Sam’s dick and Sam tries to make excuses but, finally, the girl turns back and starts to undo Sam’s pants and reach inside. She feels nothing … and looks up at Sam, who is bracing for the truth to come out.

Just then, an older girl (Kenna James) comes wandering into the room. The other girl, embarrassed and shocked, pulls away from Sam, hastily putting her clothes back on as she leaves the room in a huff. Sam is freaked out and tries to continue pretending to be a man, but the new arrival shuts her down, revealing that she knows Sam is a girl. She introduces herself as Meg. Sam is surprised when Meg mentions that she’s a lesbian, adding that Sam shouldn’t waste her time trying to trick straight girls. As they chat, Meg is warm and empathetic, calming Sam down.

Meg knows what it’s like to feel lost and lonely, and she’s going to show Sam that she’s not as alone as she thinks she is…

Sam (Kristen Scott) walks down the street, her head down, listening to headphones. As she walks, lost in her own world, a group of people appears in the distance. They slowly approach and surround Sam, ripping her headphones off. One boy yells ‘dyke’ in her ear as they grab her roughly. The bullies toss Sam in a nearby dumpster before high-fiving and leaving. Their jokes and cruel taunts continue as they walk away. As their voices fade, Sam lies there, covered in garbage, red-faced and tear-streaked.

Later, Sam sits motionless in her kitchen, a bag of frozen peas pressed against her face. Her father (Tommy Pistol) paces around her. Worried sick, he tries to get her to explain how she got beat up, but Sam says nothing. Switching tactics, her father reminds Sam that she’s 18-years-old now. She needs to start acting like a grown-up. That means honesty … and admitting when something is wrong and she needs help. He pulls the bag from her hands to reveal that she has a black eye. Sam clams up and turns away, not wanting to admit the truth.

Two weeks later, Sam sits in class, her black eye almost gone. Barely listening to the teacher, Sam is drawing an intricate doodle when she is interrupted by a note from Nicole (Aidra Fox), the girl sitting in the row behind her. The note asks if she wants to partner up for their class project. Sam looks back at the girl and says sure. Nicole smiles as the bell rings.

That afternoon, Sam sits on the floor of Nicole’s bedroom, reading excerpts from the book they’re studying as Nicole lays in her bed and take notes. It’s the first time they’ve actually hung out together. Sam has never really had any close girl friends. At least, none that she didn’t have a secret crush on. So, it feels strange to be sitting so close to someone like Nicole … who is pretty, outgoing, and popular at school. Every so often, Nicole stops Sam to discuss the story but gets sidetracked. She asks why Sam didn’t go to her recent 18th birthday party? Everyone in senior year went. Sam brushes it off as not being something she’s into. As she talks, Sam looks up and comes face to face with Nicole. There is a moment of tension before she awkwardly steers them back to the novel. Nicole is clearly distracted. She keeps eyeing Sam and this makes Sam nervous.

Soon, Nicole announces that she is tired. Does Sam want to take a nap together? This makes Sam even more nervous. The thought of being close to a girl as gorgeous as Nicole has Sam’s stomach in knots. But, Sam can’t be sure if she’s just making all of this up in her head. After all, Nicole’s had a lot of boyfriends. Trying to play it cool, they get into her bed and lay silently beside each other. Nicole pulls up the covers as Sam’s heart races. She begins to feel Nicole moving and notices that Nicole has begun touching herself under the sheets. Without saying anything, Sam slowly slides her hand between her own legs and begins to do the same. The girls masturbate beside each other before Nicole takes Sam’s hand and moves it to begin touching her as well. They don’t say a word as they sensually begin to explore each other’s bodies.

Sam’s just beginning her journey of self-discovery. But she’s about to find out that this journey will be anything but easy…

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