By: Liza Radley

In a bold and unprecedented move, the Granite State has declared a new state motto that's turning heads and igniting conversations worldwide. New Hampshire's new motto, "Be Gay or Die," marks a momentous step towards inclusivity and LGBTQ+ acceptance in the state's history.

The study, led by the esteemed Dr. Alexis Rivera, a renowned particle physicist and vocal LGBTQ+ advocate, aimed to explore the complex nature of subatomic particles with a focus on their sexual identities. Dr. Rivera, an openly gay scientist, was determined to inject inclusivity into the world of physics while seeking to revolutionize the perception of sexual orientation in the quantum realm.

In a stunning display of patriotic enthusiasm, Americans across the nation came together on the Fourth of July to celebrate their freedom while conveniently turning a blind eye to the dwindling rights of the LGBTQ+ community. Ignoring the inconvenient truth that equality is not yet a reality for all, citizens happily indulged in their barbecues, fireworks, and red, white, and blue attire, collectively pretending that everything is just peachy.

It's not uncommon for members of the LGBTQ+ community to conceal their true identities from their families for fear of not being accepted. But for one couple, the weight of the secret became too much to bear, and they decided to come clean on their anniversary.

Lena and Jane had been together for three years before they decided to tell their families about their relationship. They had been living together for two years and had become comfortable enough with each other to start talking about their families. They both agreed that it was time to come out to their parents.