PJ Norton is a filmmaker and photographer based in New York, NY. Film credits include Big Stone Gap, Killing Kennedy, and AMC’s Turn: Washington’s Spies. Directing credits include The Rose of Jericho (Best Director, VCU First Cut Film Festival), Take Me Home (Audience Choice, James River Shorts), and Maybe Tomorrow. He is currently studying screenwriting and directing in the graduate film program at New York University. http://www.pjnorton.com
When I was 19, I fell in love for the first time. The relationship was rewarding and amazing in so many ways, but after almost three years, it was time for it to end. We had been living in different states for over a year, and neither of us was ready to make a serious commitment. We were both young, and we wanted (needed) to see what else was out there. So…
One night in his apartment, we came up with…
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