Agony Aunts Responds To Homophobic Letter

Lifestyle 21 February, 2014. Posted by jane

This amazing response from ‘Dear Abby’ has been doing the rounds online since it was printed. And it’s easy to see why! Amazing.

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Agony Aunts Responds To Homophobic Letter

This amazing response from ‘Dear Abby’ has been doing the rounds online since it was printed. And it’s easy to see why! Amazing.

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