Amidst the campus trees bathed in autumn sunlight, you stroll alongside Walker, your partner of six months. Laughter and shared confidences fill the air between you.

Suddenly, your brother appears, casting a sceptical glance at Walker. "Who is he?" he asks, his tone cautious.

You introduce Walker as your boyfriend, hoping for acceptance, but your brother's response is disapproving. "Please don’t say something that offend," he warns.

Defiantly, you assert Walker's place in your life, but your brother mocks your declaration, suggesting you might be "insane." Surprised by Walker's calm reaction, you watch as he extends his hand in greeting. "Nice to meet you," he says, unfazed by the scepticism.

Your brother's disbelief persists, questioning why Walker is your boyfriend, each word dripping with incredulity.

Frustrated, you hit your brother's chest, demanding to know what's wrong with him. "He is my boyfriend," you assert, finding solace in Walker's unwavering support.