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I'm gonna touch you lil bro

In Stranger Things Season 5 Volume 2, Will Byers finally reaches the moment he’s been carrying since the Upside Down — not a battle with monsters, but a battle with his own truth. After everything he’s survived, Will gathers the courage to tell Mike, Eleven, Joyce, and the rest of the group that he is gay. The scene is quiet, raw, and real — no dramatic music, just shaking hands, teary eyes, and years of unspoken feelings finally finding words. Joyce holds him like she always has, Mike listens with guilt and love, Eleven understands without needing explanations, and the group proves that family isn’t just blood — it’s acceptance. Will’s confession isn’t treated as weakness, but as growth, showing how far he’s come from the scared boy in season one to someone brave enough to be himself. Season 5 Volume 2 turns Will’s story into one of healing, identity, and hope — reminding us that the hardest battles aren’t always in the Upside Down, but inside our hearts

About six or seven years ago I tried to kill myself and came close to it. I was hospitalized for a short time and once I was released I remember sitting on the floor of my room crying when my dad heard me and put on this song. I laughed through the tears as he took my hand and we danced together to it. This song means so much to me and so does Bowie. R.I.P and thank you for everything.

Miss you, combat surfing buddy.
- kaze