This programme looks at young people looking for love, being in love and experiencing relationships. It shows different ways of meeting partners, ranging from the traditional to the potentially dangerous. It also shows some of the difficulties that can be involved in being LGB, especially in terms of coming out to parents and family who may have negative reactions.
This programme looks at the range of different relationships and situations in which LGB young people can find themselves. These can be both good and bad, just as with any other young person, but are often influenced by the levels of homophobia or acceptance shown by those around them.
This programme looks to the future. We learn about some of the different ambitions and dreams that these young people have: to become a student, an artist, a politician, a fashion designer. The idea of the need for positive and diverse role models in LGB young people's lives is introduced, alongside representations of the very different interests that LGB young people can have.
This programme looks at families and the support that is available to LGB young people. We see that proper support can do wonders for LGB young people. Kevin's mum let his boyfriend Stephen move out of his homophobic home and live with them. Kevin's mum has always been accepting of her gay son and she is very fond of Stephen. Her support has meant that Stephen and Kevin have finally moved into their own flat and are very excited.
This final episode focuses on being out and proud, including clubbing on the gay scene in Leicester, and enjoying Brighton Pride.