Libby: (frustrated) Can you believe this? A gay conversion therapy program at our school? Friend: (shocked) What? That's ridiculous. How can they even think that's okay? Libby: I know, right? It's so messed up. And the worst part is, I don't even know who to talk to about it. I'm dealing with enough crap as it is, and now this? Friend: (concerned) What do you mean, Libby? What else is going on? Libby: (sighs) It's nothing, really. Just family stuff. They don't exactly support my... preferences. Friend: (putting a hand on Libby's shoulder) I'm so sorry, Libby. That must be really hard. Libby: (forcing a smile) Yeah, well, what can you do? I just have to keep my head down and push through it. But this gay conversion therapy thing... it's just too much. Friend: (determined) We can't let this happen. We have to do something about it. Libby: (grateful) Thanks, but I don't know if there's anything we can do. The school seems pretty set on going through with it. Friend: (resolute) Well, we can at least speak out against it. Maybe we can rally some support and stop this before it even starts. Libby: (smiling) That actually sounds like a good idea. Thanks for having my back, even when you have your own problems to worry about. Friend: (smiling back) Of course, Libby. We're in this together.