Oh definitely a possibility, and I’m not sure how much you know about Jamaican culture, but they are not exactly fond of gay folks down there, some of their stances on homosexuality tend to be similar to Uganda’s stances on homosexuality. One of Jamaica’s most internationally recognized dancehall reggae artists, Beanie Man, was banned from entering the UK under hate crime laws because of his words, lyrics, and deeds towards gays, he’s since apologized in 2010, but still, not a good place to be gay.
Never mind that, I guarantee you that the “defiant behavior” was being attracted to other boys.
Oh definitely a possibility, and I’m not sure how much you know about Jamaican culture, but they are not exactly fond of gay folks down there, some of their stances on homosexuality tend to be similar to Uganda’s stances on homosexuality. One of Jamaica’s most internationally recognized dancehall reggae artists, Beanie Man, was banned from entering the UK under hate crime laws because of his words, lyrics, and deeds towards gays, he’s since apologized in 2010, but still, not a good place to be gay.