and the A$AP Mob. "REST EASY CHYNNA. WE GON MISS U SIS," theytweeted. In one particular episode, Kenny is using his mother’s computer to look at gay porn — not for indulgent reasons, mind you, just to understand the mechanics of gay sex — and through a series of misadventures, he realizes that she might catch what he’d been looking at. I (and most millennial gay guys I know) have lived through a harrowing experience just like that one. To see that kind of story, one many of us feel undue shame and internalized homophobia about, told on television as a relatable family tale is nothing short of remarkable. The O’Neals never judge Kenny for trying to get some sex ed. In fact, his siblings support him. The show also doesn’t bury the awkwardness of your parents catching you being sexual. Instead of sensationalizing the experience, it simply takes an honest look at a real period in many queer people’s lives — and sometimes that includes moments that make you laugh! Every LGBTQ person deserves to see their daily foibles as normalized as anyone else’s.The Real O’Neals “That’s kind of where we are with the walkout,” Mike Hiestand, senior legal counsel at the Student Press Law Center, toldTeen Vogue while on the beach in RI. One thing's for sure: Tom has always beenfond of the pop starTwitter contentView on Twitter