I’m frustrated and I don’t know if I have any right to be.

So I just got back from seeing ‘Love, Simon’ and while we were in the cinema this kid came in, maybe 12/13 years old with his Mum and Dad and I just had this moment of joy that this kid gets to grow up with parents who accept him and want to see gay romance films with him and it just gave me hope for humanity.But then after the film I was thinking about this situation and the stuff that happens in the film and I just had this overwhelming feeling like I had been cheated out of what this kid and the characters in the film had, that feeling that your parents accept you because my parents didn’t and still really haven’t and it’s this really frustrating feeling like part of my childhood or coming was stolen because I never had parents who supported me like that. And obviously a lot of gay people do so I’m not saying ‘oh woe is me my parents don’t love me’ cause I’m aware some people had it much worse than I did.But something about thinking about me and other people like me, especially closeted teenage kids who are hiding who they are, or don’t have that acceptance from parents of friends or whoever, it just makes me feel so powerless. Like I WANT to help them, I want to be able to save them from being rejected but I feel powerless to do anything about it.I don’t really expect there to be an answer to this problem cause if there was this wouldn’t be a problem, I guess I just wanted to rent for a minute about the injustice of it all. And I suppose I’ll just end with saying to anyone out there who feels trapped or unloved, I really really hope you find people in your life to maybe heal the rejection you might have faced in life, I hope you find people to hold you up when life gets you down.Thanks for letting me rant for a minute, love you all ❤️