Siyashkins

Poor little girls with homophobic parents. Not all parents can accept their children for who they are... It's so good when there are understanding parents who will accept a child for who they are and will help and support them in every possible way. It's a shame Roma and Vanya don't have parents like that. Roma's confession to his parents that he was gay and had a boyfriend ended with Roma leaving home. Siyakin left voluntarily, but Barashkin was kicked out, told they didn't need a son like him and that he didn't have to come back until he came to his senses. Now they faced many problems, one of them: where to live now? Fortunately, they were both 19 and easily found an apartment for themselves. It was small and quaint, but they found it. The furniture was old, dusty and dirty everywhere, but that was okay, but finding money was more difficult. Without wasting a day, each went looking for work. A week later, Roma found a job, and Vanya a little later. Siyakin got a job at a small café, working as a barista from 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM, and Barashkin got a job as a waiter at a Chinese restaurant from 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM. It was difficult to balance work and school, but they had no choice; they only had themselves; no one would come to them and help.