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Video Photo Courtesy: Kim SimmsNetflixEverett CollectionIf you’re Germany WhatsApp Number Data anything like me, queer coming-of-age shows, like Netflix’s Heartstopper, and young adult (YA) novels, like Leah Johnson’s You Should See Me in a Crown, got you through some of the last few years’ bleakest moments. Sure, the primary audience of these stories is teens, but, for queer adults who didn’t have these touchstones growing up, there’s something so joyful — and almost healing — about knowing these stories exist in books and on screen now. But Heartstopper isn’t the only coming-of-age show or movie that centers LGBTQ characters and allows them the novelty of happiness.
To celebrate LGBTQ Spirit Day, we’re spotlighting 16 queer coming-of-age shows and movies to add to your must-watch queue.Do Revenge (2022)Okay, so maybe Do Revenge seems like a surprising pick for this list, but it is a coming-of-age comedy — albeit one that was inspired by Alfred Hitchcock’s Strangers on a Train (1951). Co-written by the film’s director Jennifer Kaytin Robinson (Someone Great) and Celeste Ballard (SweetVicious), Do Revenge centers on soon-to-be high school seniors Drea (Riverdale’s Camila Mendes) and Eleanor (Stranger
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