COMMUNITY How did your worst enemy become your worst enemy?

Yeah, but you said you just pumped and dumped. Whooping your bro's ass to send a message for that is one thing. Trying to kill him is a hell of an escalation.
It's prolly on code for the dude in question.

My home boy whooped a significantly bigger niggas ass in a fair 1 v 1b in front of a bunch of people. It was a fair head up fight.

By the dude's older brother is a known shooter. He came back with 9 shots... Put my homie in the hospital, it was wild.
 
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It's prolly on code for the dude in question.

My home boy whooped a significantly bigger niggas ass in a fair 1 v 1b in front of a bunch of people. It was a fair head up fight.

By the dude's older brother is a known shooter. He came back with 9 shots... Put my homie in the hospital, it was wild.
Happens damn near weekly. Unfortunately.
 
It's prolly on code for the dude in question.

My home boy whooped a significantly bigger niggas ass in a fair 1 v 1b in front of a bunch of people. It was a fair head up fight.

By the dude's older brother is a known shooter. He came back with 9 shots... Put my homie in the hospital, it was wild.
Sometimes if a nigga says his sister or daughter is hands off, he really means that shit. 🤷‍♂️

I guess y'all are right. That's why I don't deal with people. Mofos got no morals or value for human life.
 
I was my own worst enemy. I used to self sabotage whenever things got too good, because subconsciously I didn’t think I deserved it.

Learn to forgive yourselves, brothers.
How did you learn to forgive yourself? This is a problem I’ve always had, too.
 
How did you learn to forgive yourself? This is a problem I’ve always had, too.

Not gonna lie… a little bit of therapy. And this gon sound corny and obvious but the main work was actually going to the people I had been holding on to guilt for shit I did and making a sincere apology…

Just to find out that those things I had been holding on to, they wasn’t even trippin off that shit because it had been so long and they had long since moved on.

Some of em didn’t even remember the shit I did that I felt so bad about

Some of the shit, once you say it out loud you realize how ridiculous it is that you even felt guilty about it in the first place.

Like for me… my biggest thing was feeling like a burden on other people. So much shit I suffered in silence and handled on my own that I didn’t have to. To the point that after the fact people would get angry at me like “Why you just ain’t come to me, I had that or I would’ve helped, no question as much as you did for me.”

And I was actually able to go back and figure out the genesis of that feeling.

When my parents divorced I was like 6 or 7 years old. All the kids went with my father. Single man, working for the post office with 4 kids on his own plus a lot of times lookin out for other kids in the neighborhood who’s father s weren’t there.

Obviously not a lot of money but pops did his best to make it feel like we wasn’t broke. But I remember the first time I really felt it. He was dropping us off at school, and I remember checking my lunch bag because it felt light as shit, all I had was the sandwich and I was tight af.

It was like that for all of us but just that one time I was the one who complained. I seen the look in my dad eyes, and I ain’t never seen him look sad like that before… man always been like Superman in my eyes.

He was like “I’m sorry lil man, money kinda short right now, all I got is this banana, for myself.”

We get to school, I’m gettin out the car and he give me his banana. Lunch time come around and I eat my sandwich, but the banana got a brown spot, so I threw that shit away. I was fine for the rest of the day, but damn near every time after that when I felt like we ain’t have enough, I remember my dads face and that GODDAMN BANANA, which would’ve been all pops had to eat that day, that I fuckin threw away… for the next 30 goddamn years that fucking banana made me feel bad about begging.

To this day I dont ask my parents for shit even knowing he would give me his last. Seeing how he helped my other siblings all the time, I just wouldn’t the one ever again. He always told me how proud he was that I always seemed to figure shit out on my own, but I never told him the fucked up ways I was gettin to it to not have to ask.


When I finally told my dad this story, about how bad I felt and why I never ask for help….















That nigga laughed so hard in my face. He didn’t even remember that. It was nothing for him to give me that. Grown ass man of course he gon give his kid that banana. Not even a big deal.

We had a good laugh. My stepbrother was lookin at me crazy. Finally saying out loud, how I made my life unnecessarily tougher because of my childhood guilt over that fucking banana.
 
I remember being like 19 before I went off into the AF my car needed some new tires.

Instead of just going to my dad, who at that point sold the house we had grew up in for $500k and moving to Texas and buying a bigger house for only $180k, and asking “Hey dad, can you loan me like $600 for these new tires for my car?”

I went out with my cousin hittin licks. Armed robberies, breaking into cars, stealing cash and credit card numbers… the amount of havoc I caused in other people’s lives because I felt guilty over an uneaten banana.

Crazy.
 
Not gonna lie… a little bit of therapy. And this gon sound corny and obvious but the main work was actually going to the people I had been holding on to guilt for shit I did and making a sincere apology…

Just to find out that those things I had been holding on to, they wasn’t even trippin off that shit because it had been so long and they had long since moved on.

Some of em didn’t even remember the shit I did that I felt so bad about

Some of the shit, once you say it out loud you realize how ridiculous it is that you even felt guilty about it in the first place.

Like for me… my biggest thing was feeling like a burden on other people. So much shit I suffered in silence and handled on my own that I didn’t have to. To the point that after the fact people would get angry at me like “Why you just ain’t come to me, I had that or I would’ve helped, no question as much as you did for me.”

And I was actually able to go back and figure out the genesis of that feeling.

When my parents divorced I was like 6 or 7 years old. All the kids went with my father. Single man, working for the post office with 4 kids on his own plus a lot of times lookin out for other kids in the neighborhood who’s father s weren’t there.

Obviously not a lot of money but pops did his best to make it feel like we wasn’t broke. But I remember the first time I really felt it. He was dropping us off at school, and I remember checking my lunch bag because it felt light as shit, all I had was the sandwich and I was tight af.

It was like that for all of us but just that one time I was the one who complained. I seen the look in my dad eyes, and I ain’t never seen him look sad like that before… man always been like Superman in my eyes.

He was like “I’m sorry lil man, money kinda short right now, all I got is this banana, for myself.”

We get to school, I’m gettin out the car and he give me his banana. Lunch time come around and I eat my sandwich, but the banana got a brown spot, so I threw that shit away. I was fine for the rest of the day, but damn near every time after that when I felt like we ain’t have enough, I remember my dads face and that GODDAMN BANANA, which would’ve been all pops had to eat that day, that I fuckin threw away… for the next 30 goddamn years that fucking banana made me feel bad about begging.

To this day I dont ask my parents for shit even knowing he would give me his last. Seeing how he helped my other siblings all the time, I just wouldn’t the one ever again. He always told me how proud he was that I always seemed to figure shit out on my own, but I never told him the fucked up ways I was gettin to it to not have to ask.


When I finally told my dad this story, about how bad I felt and why I never ask for help….















That nigga laughed so hard in my face. He didn’t even remember that. It was nothing for him to give me that. Grown ass man of course he gon give his kid that banana. Not even a big deal.

We had a good laugh. My stepbrother was lookin at me crazy. Finally saying out loud, how I made my life unnecessarily tougher because of my childhood guilt over that fucking banana.

Bruh, the shit you'll do for your kids as a father has no real boundaries. And you don't even really think about it either.
 
Not gonna lie… a little bit of therapy. And this gon sound corny and obvious but the main work was actually going to the people I had been holding on to guilt for shit I did and making a sincere apology…

Just to find out that those things I had been holding on to, they wasn’t even trippin off that shit because it had been so long and they had long since moved on.

Some of em didn’t even remember the shit I did that I felt so bad about

Some of the shit, once you say it out loud you realize how ridiculous it is that you even felt guilty about it in the first place.

Like for me… my biggest thing was feeling like a burden on other people. So much shit I suffered in silence and handled on my own that I didn’t have to. To the point that after the fact people would get angry at me like “Why you just ain’t come to me, I had that or I would’ve helped, no question as much as you did for me.”

And I was actually able to go back and figure out the genesis of that feeling.

When my parents divorced I was like 6 or 7 years old. All the kids went with my father. Single man, working for the post office with 4 kids on his own plus a lot of times lookin out for other kids in the neighborhood who’s father s weren’t there.

Obviously not a lot of money but pops did his best to make it feel like we wasn’t broke. But I remember the first time I really felt it. He was dropping us off at school, and I remember checking my lunch bag because it felt light as shit, all I had was the sandwich and I was tight af.

It was like that for all of us but just that one time I was the one who complained. I seen the look in my dad eyes, and I ain’t never seen him look sad like that before… man always been like Superman in my eyes.

He was like “I’m sorry lil man, money kinda short right now, all I got is this banana, for myself.”

We get to school, I’m gettin out the car and he give me his banana. Lunch time come around and I eat my sandwich, but the banana got a brown spot, so I threw that shit away. I was fine for the rest of the day, but damn near every time after that when I felt like we ain’t have enough, I remember my dads face and that GODDAMN BANANA, which would’ve been all pops had to eat that day, that I fuckin threw away… for the next 30 goddamn years that fucking banana made me feel bad about begging.

To this day I dont ask my parents for shit even knowing he would give me his last. Seeing how he helped my other siblings all the time, I just wouldn’t the one ever again. He always told me how proud he was that I always seemed to figure shit out on my own, but I never told him the fucked up ways I was gettin to it to not have to ask.


When I finally told my dad this story, about how bad I felt and why I never ask for help….















That nigga laughed so hard in my face. He didn’t even remember that. It was nothing for him to give me that. Grown ass man of course he gon give his kid that banana. Not even a big deal.

We had a good laugh. My stepbrother was lookin at me crazy. Finally saying out loud, how I made my life unnecessarily tougher because of my childhood guilt over that fucking banana.
🥹
 
Not gonna lie… a little bit of therapy. And this gon sound corny and obvious but the main work was actually going to the people I had been holding on to guilt for shit I did and making a sincere apology…

Just to find out that those things I had been holding on to, they wasn’t even trippin off that shit because it had been so long and they had long since moved on.

Some of em didn’t even remember the shit I did that I felt so bad about

Some of the shit, once you say it out loud you realize how ridiculous it is that you even felt guilty about it in the first place.

Like for me… my biggest thing was feeling like a burden on other people. So much shit I suffered in silence and handled on my own that I didn’t have to. To the point that after the fact people would get angry at me like “Why you just ain’t come to me, I had that or I would’ve helped, no question as much as you did for me.”

And I was actually able to go back and figure out the genesis of that feeling.

When my parents divorced I was like 6 or 7 years old. All the kids went with my father. Single man, working for the post office with 4 kids on his own plus a lot of times lookin out for other kids in the neighborhood who’s father s weren’t there.

Obviously not a lot of money but pops did his best to make it feel like we wasn’t broke. But I remember the first time I really felt it. He was dropping us off at school, and I remember checking my lunch bag because it felt light as shit, all I had was the sandwich and I was tight af.

It was like that for all of us but just that one time I was the one who complained. I seen the look in my dad eyes, and I ain’t never seen him look sad like that before… man always been like Superman in my eyes.

He was like “I’m sorry lil man, money kinda short right now, all I got is this banana, for myself.”

We get to school, I’m gettin out the car and he give me his banana. Lunch time come around and I eat my sandwich, but the banana got a brown spot, so I threw that shit away. I was fine for the rest of the day, but damn near every time after that when I felt like we ain’t have enough, I remember my dads face and that GODDAMN BANANA, which would’ve been all pops had to eat that day, that I fuckin threw away… for the next 30 goddamn years that fucking banana made me feel bad about begging.

To this day I dont ask my parents for shit even knowing he would give me his last. Seeing how he helped my other siblings all the time, I just wouldn’t the one ever again. He always told me how proud he was that I always seemed to figure shit out on my own, but I never told him the fucked up ways I was gettin to it to not have to ask.


When I finally told my dad this story, about how bad I felt and why I never ask for help….















That nigga laughed so hard in my face. He didn’t even remember that. It was nothing for him to give me that. Grown ass man of course he gon give his kid that banana. Not even a big deal.

We had a good laugh. My stepbrother was lookin at me crazy. Finally saying out loud, how I made my life unnecessarily tougher because of my childhood guilt over that fucking banana.
You were an asshole for that banana 😂
You were right to feel like shit but dumb to dwell on it.
You were a kid and I actually feel most of us have done similar shit to our parents.

Just being ungrateful little shits because we have no idea what responsibility was at the time and having mouths to feed.

I took some lessons from crap I did as a kid and that was it.
I've never heard a parent bring up any dumb stuff I did unless it was funny to them
 
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