I’m sure I’m not the only one who’s tired of the saccharine sexlessness that so often pervades queer coming-of-age stories. These tales are usually overly tame, heavily predicated on the plot of the protagonist’s coming out, and sanitized for straight audiences. (See: the running joke in the comedy series The Other Two, in which Cary can’t have sex with his method actor boyfriend, who’s starring in a chaste Love, Simon-esque high school drama.) This is...