Wearing Gloves to wipe tears is based on a novel of the same name by Swedish writer Jonas Gardell. The original work, also known as Love, is the first part of Jonas's trilogy of Love, sickness and death. The theme of the novel is about the AIDS pandemic in the 1980s and the sentimental love between the two boys in this era. In 1982, the boy Lesmus (Adam Parson Adam P å lsson) felt relieved to leave the reclusive town of Copum, but did not know that he would never see each other again. Young and handsome, he merges briskly into the nightlife of Stockholm, hugging and having sex with his "fellow" at Grand Central Station and gay bars, and getting to know the beautiful and confident Paul (played by Simon J. Simon J. Berger). Paul lives in an apartment where witnesses often go door to door to preach teachings. One day a witness named Benjamin (Adam Longren Adam Lundgren) came to preach for Paul, but Paul said to him, "you know you're gay, right?" One word shakes the world of faith. Paul invited Benjamin to a candlelight dinner on Christmas Eve, and that night Benjamin and Les.
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