where was i at fault? well, there were many situations where behavior, action, and words, caused me to put people in a defensive posture. and at the time i could not see the self-servin motives which drove me to make decisions based on self. i had much belief if i didnt fight to get what i wanted, at any cost to another, even myself, i would not be able to survive. the process of the moral inventory and its deep dive into who and what i had become gave me the awareness and courage to strengthen my integrity by offerin brotherly love to those i harmed rather than demandin they give it to me. humility is a great thing. facin another, and myself, willin to give back what i may have taken, takes faith that i can provide the amends needed to remedy the circumstances and behavior i wielded and exploited. 1 day @ a time...
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bjsrer
corn fed not inbred michigan white trash...