ATTN: E36slidesindudesbuttholes

[E36slide]

He was a friend of my younger brother and I knew him prior to him having to go through some pretty big challenges early in his adult life. Unlike most he has shown some resilience and a desire to do better. You're right about being thin skinned and quick to lose his temper but that was many of us when we were young. He's actually a good dude that's still just young and a bit immature. Now that doesn't absolve him from all he's done lol but at least he has the ignorance of youth excuse that not everyone on this forum has.

I'm deff trying to learn how to be less temperamental. I do have a little growing up to do, but spending most of my childhood in jail or not being able to be a child had forced my adult self to be a little immature at times. I'm sure that will fade away with age and time.

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[Dylan]

I'm deff trying to learn how to be less temperamental. I do have a little growing up to do, but spending most of my childhood in jail or not being able to be a child had forced my adult self to be a little immature at times. I'm sure that will fade away with age and time.

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I've been through that stage but, I still managed to keep my good values and be respectful. I grew up without parental or sibling role models to look up to or take care of me. I had to learn to live on my own at 16 and I've managed to make it fine. Being kind to others and learning not to take someone's opinion so seriously will get you much further in life. It's never good to have more enemies than friends. Respect others and they will treat you with respect and this someone giving you help when you need it (and trust me you will some day). Just try to be more mature and set a good image for yourself. Lighten up some and learn your limits and stay out of trouble.