Chris Fettes

And it's different for everybody, but going then to that thing and spending time like looking at it, we don't want to, but just fucking something to put your head in place to then not just look at it, but go like all around it and go figure out like, yeah, that memory, that's it. You know, for me, for example, there was one and like sexual stuff's embarrassing for everybody to talk about.

And it's different for everybody, but going then to that thing and spending time like looking at it, we don't want to, but just fucking something to put your head in place to then not just look at it, but go like all around it and go figure out like, yeah, that memory, that's it. You know, for me, for example, there was one and like sexual stuff's embarrassing for everybody to talk about.

And it's different for everybody, but going then to that thing and spending time like looking at it, we don't want to, but just fucking something to put your head in place to then not just look at it, but go like all around it and go figure out like, yeah, that memory, that's it. You know, for me, for example, there was one and like sexual stuff's embarrassing for everybody to talk about.

That's why it's one of the most sinister addictions, in my opinion, compared to like, you can say all day long, like I'm a drug addict. I'm like alcoholic. I beat my wife. I do this really hard for people. But it's also ironic because there's so much sexuality bullshit going on right now. It's all focused on that all the time of like constantly having to prove or portray or, you know, explain

That's why it's one of the most sinister addictions, in my opinion, compared to like, you can say all day long, like I'm a drug addict. I'm like alcoholic. I beat my wife. I do this really hard for people. But it's also ironic because there's so much sexuality bullshit going on right now. It's all focused on that all the time of like constantly having to prove or portray or, you know, explain

That's why it's one of the most sinister addictions, in my opinion, compared to like, you can say all day long, like I'm a drug addict. I'm like alcoholic. I beat my wife. I do this really hard for people. But it's also ironic because there's so much sexuality bullshit going on right now. It's all focused on that all the time of like constantly having to prove or portray or, you know, explain

your sexuality isn't even now gone to the extent of just displaying it openly in an effort to make it feel normal. Because your subconscious, your ego is like, you know already, it's inappropriate, you know, some of these things you see. Like I can't, and I have no judgment against anybody's sexualities.

your sexuality isn't even now gone to the extent of just displaying it openly in an effort to make it feel normal. Because your subconscious, your ego is like, you know already, it's inappropriate, you know, some of these things you see. Like I can't, and I have no judgment against anybody's sexualities.

your sexuality isn't even now gone to the extent of just displaying it openly in an effort to make it feel normal. Because your subconscious, your ego is like, you know already, it's inappropriate, you know, some of these things you see. Like I can't, and I have no judgment against anybody's sexualities.

But from California, I can't take my kids to San Francisco during Gay Pride Month because, and it's not because of the sexuality, it's because of, all the traumatic sexual shit they're going to see, you know, out in public. And it's just not okay, but it's also not going like anything against your sexuality.

But from California, I can't take my kids to San Francisco during Gay Pride Month because, and it's not because of the sexuality, it's because of, all the traumatic sexual shit they're going to see, you know, out in public. And it's just not okay, but it's also not going like anything against your sexuality.

But from California, I can't take my kids to San Francisco during Gay Pride Month because, and it's not because of the sexuality, it's because of, all the traumatic sexual shit they're going to see, you know, out in public. And it's just not okay, but it's also not going like anything against your sexuality.

It's just, you know, but for me, just as a, because it's hard to talk about, I'm going to use it as an example. One of my earliest traumas was You know, my mom was working a lot. My dad, so that's part of the childhood story. My dad was in the Air Force. So then when she remarried, I became a military kid. So I'll go back to that. We moved around a lot and that became another kind of trauma.

It's just, you know, but for me, just as a, because it's hard to talk about, I'm going to use it as an example. One of my earliest traumas was You know, my mom was working a lot. My dad, so that's part of the childhood story. My dad was in the Air Force. So then when she remarried, I became a military kid. So I'll go back to that. We moved around a lot and that became another kind of trauma.

It's just, you know, but for me, just as a, because it's hard to talk about, I'm going to use it as an example. One of my earliest traumas was You know, my mom was working a lot. My dad, so that's part of the childhood story. My dad was in the Air Force. So then when she remarried, I became a military kid. So I'll go back to that. We moved around a lot and that became another kind of trauma.

Super cool, but also a little bit of a trauma. A big trauma. But back to that thing, you know, I had a good childhood after my mom got married. I really feel overall like, man, I had a great childhood, but there was these little things because they were just doing their best. He was working, she's working, and I had freedom around the neighborhood. We lived in Japan at the time.

Super cool, but also a little bit of a trauma. A big trauma. But back to that thing, you know, I had a good childhood after my mom got married. I really feel overall like, man, I had a great childhood, but there was these little things because they were just doing their best. He was working, she's working, and I had freedom around the neighborhood. We lived in Japan at the time.

Super cool, but also a little bit of a trauma. A big trauma. But back to that thing, you know, I had a good childhood after my mom got married. I really feel overall like, man, I had a great childhood, but there was these little things because they were just doing their best. He was working, she's working, and I had freedom around the neighborhood. We lived in Japan at the time.

Got stationed there. Super cool. We lived there for four years. But I had free floating reign around the whole neighborhood as a six-year-old, right? So I was friends with this other six-year-old, and there was a specific... few days where we ended up in his house down the road, but he had older siblings, 12, 13, 14, whose parents were also gone all the time.

Got stationed there. Super cool. We lived there for four years. But I had free floating reign around the whole neighborhood as a six-year-old, right? So I was friends with this other six-year-old, and there was a specific... few days where we ended up in his house down the road, but he had older siblings, 12, 13, 14, whose parents were also gone all the time.