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I have a lot of rage. Lots of us do. Its something that, as a man, I am at continual odds with. I think all men have that primal rage that lives in side them, and I think as men, we let that rage become groundwater under our psyche. We deal with it different ways. We try and control things around...
I remember being in college and struggling with the simple questions of both "Why do bad things happen to good people" and "what makes people inherently bad or good". Nobody ever told me that those were going to be the eternal questions of my lifetime, though it makes sense, all the great...
Its funny what causes us to feel. I'd dealt with a rather large amount of trauma in my teenage years (surgeries, hospitals, etc etc) and probably more so than most men built myself a tidy little castle to hold my emotions in. I got really good at focusing on people around me and even now most people...
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