Read this vv --------------------------------------------- Waking up, and seeing the messages from friends about someone dying, definitely isn't how someone wants to start a day... Well, that's how I started mine. Although I didn't know the kid personally, it hurts to know that he is gone. I speak for many when I say this; he constructed a major part of my childhood. From his days on "Jessie", to then being in "Grown Ups" and "Grown Ups 2", to nowadays, with his big role on the "Descendants" franchise. Now, you may be thinking "Oh, you're just making a big deal out of nothing." Well, I'm here to prove you wrong. Losing a person is never easy. Losing someone you loved is even harder. I myself have been through 3 major losses like that in my life. You see, this one is harder. Cameron Boyce was the first crush I ever had, making me realise that, I wasn't straight at all. I'd never romantically or sexually liked females, and me seeing that I liked him kinda opened me up to me being gay. His quirky personality, his looks, the way he made me laugh whilst he was on TV...that changed the perspective on myself, and made me the person that I am today. Seeing that he passed on crushed me, and I still haven't come to terms with the fact that he is gone. Cherish your loved ones. Parents, hug your kids. Kids, enjoy the moments you have with your parents. Siblings, love each other, and realise that you don't have to hate each other. Cameron passed at the early age of 20. Tomorrow is never guaranteed for anyone... Also, he was a Disney kid. That really upsets me. RIP, Cameron Boyce. You're definitely in a better place now. <3 Credits - Great Big World ~ Say Something Google ~ The images
