Dealing with societal expectations from "summary" of Heartstopper - Tomo 1 by Alice Oseman
In a world where societal expectations often dictate how we should act and who we should be, it can be challenging to stay true to ourselves. The characters in "Heartstopper - Tomo 1" are no strangers to this struggle. They grapple with the pressure to conform to certain norms and standards, especially when it comes to their identities and relationships. Nick, for example, feels the weight of societal expectations on his shoulders as a young man trying to navigate his sexuality. He is constantly bombarded with messages about what it means to be a "real man" and how he should behave in order to fit in. This pressure can be stifling and overwhelming, leading Nick to question his own identity and worth. Similarly, Charlie faces his own set of challenges when it comes to societal expectations. As a gay teenager, he must contend with stereotypes and prejudices that can make him feel isolated and misunderstood. He is often forced to hide parts of himself in order to avoid ...
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