Steady Feet (I've Stopped Running)

The most important thing that comes from Charlie’s first years of living without his family is an understanding of himself. It’s about learning to love yourself for who you are and trust that you will be alright.

It’s probably the most important lesson he’s ever learnt—that you deserve your own love and the love that others give you.

And, when the time comes for it, it’s what helps him stop running for once and plant his feet in the ground. Loving yourself, trusting yourself, and believing in yourself. So Charlie gathers himself, gathers his confidence, his hope, his stubbornness, and organises a trip to Egypt alongside the rest of his family.

Or that story where Charlie tells his family he's aromantic and asexual and nothing bad happens.