What Boy Meets Girl

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Ultimately when I finished watching this film I had a lot of tears on my face. I was taken by surprise on how the movie concluded. I was not expecting Ricky and Robby to become a couple. In the beginning I was fooled by the title. It was such a cliché title because I literally thought the plot was going to focus on a heterosexual romance story which I was completely ready to search for a different movie. They all have the same ending and it is not so touching to me. But when I read a small caption of what Boy Meets Girl will be about I was eager to press play to watch the whole movie right away. I was able to learn about sexual orientation, not everyone associates themselves as a heterosexual or homosexual. Being a transgender person is completely

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