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 "I was free. Imagine that. Aristotle Mendoza, a free man. I wasn't afraid anymore." 
 I am not by any chance a gay but it feels good to know the struggle of being one. I think this book is a great motivation for teenagers who wishes to come out and stop pretending for who they're not. 
 I started this novel knowing absolutely nothing about its content and I was glad to know that it's not your typical contemporary romance. 
 I love the fact that both MCs are Mexican. I also admire the way that they never forgot who they are and where they came from even though they live in a different country. 
 Aristotle, is a trouble seeker. He prefers to be alone and was really good at fist fights. He never really had friends until the day that Dante came. 
 I love how better he is when Dante was around, the way he opens up bit by bit around his best friend was a promising start. 
 Dante, he was the softer one among the two but he was also emotionally stronger than Ari. Dante never pretended to be someone he is not. The moment he realized that he was a gay, he instantly told Ari and never denied it because that's who he is and he's not ashamed of it. 
 The novel itself was entertaining. I'm not a huge fan of contemporary novels that's why I find some parts of it a little tedious but it was still a good read and I definitely recommend it to anyone who wishes to know more about his/her true identity.