I Don't Do Christmas

Glenn, a reserved individual, has spent much of his life grappling with his identity and the expectations of the world around him. The holidays, particularly Christmas, weigh heavily on him, filled with memories of alienation rather than joy. The celebration that others adore becomes a painful reminder of his struggles and the obstacles he faces in embracing who he truly is.

Following a violent confrontation that leaves him physically and emotionally scarred, Glenn's resolve to live authentically is put to the test. The brutal attack forces him to confront not only the dangers of being open about his sexuality but also the deeper fears that have held him back. As he navigates the aftermath of this traumatic event, Glenn embarks on a journey of self-acceptance and healing.

In a world where acceptance should be a given, Glenn’s story sheds light on the complexities of solitude, resilience, and the pursuit of love. Through the trials he faces, he discovers a path to not only reclaim his spirit but also to redefine the meaning of home and community during a season that seems so daunting.