Jeffrey Booth was known as a 'Pretty Boy' by those who tormented him. High school hallways were a gauntlet of whispered slurs and not-so-subtle shoves. The words 'queer' and 'fag' echoed in his ears daily, each one a small cut to his spirit. Although an easy target for his peers, he was a ghost, unseen and unheard by the adults who were supposed to protect him. That is until he day he died. Pretty Boys explores the tragic consequences of bullying and homophobia, centering on Jeffrey's death and its impact on the four young men closest to him. The story delves into themes of isolation, guilt, self-discovery, and the arduous journey toward self-acceptance, highlighting the importance of creating inclusive and supportive environments for all.