Jason announces to his family that he’s gay. His sisters and his father tell him that it doesn’t make any difference, they love him regardless of whether he’s gay or straight or whatever. But what about his mother? Can she come to accept that her son is gay?
| Chapter 1 | The Announcement | |
| Chapter 2 | The Interviews | |
| Chapter 3 | Four Tasks | |
| Chapter 4 | Setting Up the Meeting | |
| Chapter 5 | Three Meetings Are Scheduled | |
| Chapter 6 | A Meeting of the Moms | |
| Chapter 7 | Math, Homework, and the GSA | |
| Chapter 8 | A Parental Discussion | |
| Chapter 9 | School and New Friends | |
| Chapter 10 | Basketball: Hillcrest vs Livingston | |
| Chapter 11 | Photography and Leshawn | |
| Chapter 12 | Thea’s Rules | |
| Chapter 13 | The Sleepover | |
| Chapter 14 | The PFLAG Meeting | |
| Chapter 15 | A Session with Doctor Byers | |
| Chapter 16 | The GSA Meeting | |
| Chapter 17 | Jason’s Photography Project | |
| Chapter 18 | The Day Before Spring Break | |
| Chapter 19 | A Disclosure and a Presentation | |
| Chapter 20 | Jason Meets Father Darcy | |
| Chapter 21 | Leshawn’s Pool Party | |
| Chapter 22 | The Birthday Cake is Served | |
| Chapter 23 | Jason Meets With Doctor Byers | |
| Chapter 24 | A Plan, a Hike, and a Solution | |
| Chapter 25 | Trouble Strikes | |
| Chapter 26 | Parental Interrogations | |
| Chapter 27 | The Day After | |
| Chapter 28 | Basketball Practice | |
| Chapter 29 | Retribution and Preparation | |
| Chapter 30 | Tennis and Swimming Get-Together | |
| Chapter 31 | The Makeover | |
| Chapter 32 | A Sort of Pick-Up Game | |
| Chapter 33 | Basketball: Hillcrest vs Cathedral | |
| Chapter 34 | Some Guys Love to Shop | |
| Chapter 35 | Back to School | |
| Chapter 36 | Scott and Steve | |
| Chapter 37 | It All Went Swimmingly | |
| Chapter 38 | A Surprise Response | |
| Chapter 39 | Another Unwelcome Announcement | |
| Chapter 40 | Best Friends Forever |
Thanks to Cole Parker for editing Reorientation
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