Wow😯. He's been through a lot. Yikes😬..wow😞😔. Well, I'm glad he is here with us and doing better even after all the bullshit he's been through as a child🙌😌💙. Like myself, he never asked to come into such a fucked up world or be placed in such a toxic environment or dysfunctional "household" as a child. I know what it is like to grow up out of a house of horrors, almost be placed up for adoption when my so-called "parents" weren't around. I didnt experience the other things Dreamy went through but I can relate to not having a stable "family" nor warm childhood. So, I'm glad he shared his story with us. I'm going to message him personally to thank him for the encouragement to keep going strong💪. Sometimes, as gay men, a lot of us can really use some encouragement from other like-minded individuals with similar struggles in the past, especially. A lot of our so-called "parents" or "family", in general, were/are pieces of shit. So, a lot of young men(gay or bisexual young men especially) have no one to turn to. We had to find and/or become our own role models. Thankfully, my beautiful grandmother was there in the mid 90s to keep me & my sister from going into the foster care system when our "parents" put us in a very vulnerable situation due to their carelessness, reckless ways, drug-alcoholic-beer addictions & overall their lack of responsibility!!! To overcome all of that mess, is an accomplishment within itself. Also, thank goodness my grandmother is still with us today. Now, I visit her from from own home & take care of her as she's always embraced me for who I am. I'll always remember that!😭🙏😌💙
A pretty condescending title. Let's not make fun of folks especially when people are out here dying & getting sick following the ridiculous mandates their 9-5 slave jobs are pushing on their employees. Get it together, LuckeyStar.
Wow😯. He's been through a lot. Yikes😬..wow😞😔. Well, I'm glad he is here with us and doing better even after all the bullshit he's been through as a child🙌😌💙. Like myself, he never asked to come into such a fucked up world or be placed in such a toxic environment or dysfunctional "household" as a child. I know what it is like to grow up out of a house of horrors, almost be placed up for adoption when my so-called "parents" weren't around. I didnt experience the other things Dreamy went through but I can relate to not having a stable "family" nor warm childhood. So, I'm glad he shared his story with us. I'm going to message him personally to thank him for the encouragement to keep going strong💪. Sometimes, as gay men, a lot of us can really use some encouragement from other like-minded individuals with similar struggles in the past, especially. A lot of our so-called "parents" or "family", in general, were/are pieces of shit. So, a lot of young men(gay or bisexual young men especially) have no one to turn to. We had to find and/or become our own role models. Thankfully, my beautiful grandmother was there in the mid 90s to keep me & my sister from going into the foster care system when our "parents" put us in a very vulnerable situation due to their carelessness, reckless ways, drug-alcoholic-beer addictions & overall their lack of responsibility!!! To overcome all of that mess, is an accomplishment within itself. Also, thank goodness my grandmother is still with us today. Now, I visit her from from own home & take care of her as she's always embraced me for who I am. I'll always remember that!😭🙏😌💙
ReplyDeleteA pretty condescending title. Let's not make fun of folks especially when people are out here dying & getting sick following the ridiculous mandates their 9-5 slave jobs are pushing on their employees. Get it together, LuckeyStar.
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