Clark Fredericks

Boy, is that the right title?

Yeah, right.

And I started looking at it, and I'm like,

wow she lets people really talk about their trauma and their stories uh without filtering it i love that and i'm like uh let's let's do that let's reach out to her and and you invited me on and uh i can't thank you enough of course i can't thank you enough you like i said before genuinely your story's incredible and so inspiring and you do such an amazing job of telling it

I mean, there's always going to be abused people.

Always.

And they're always going to need somebody to inspire them.

Yes.

And like, so the story...

I was told by a very influential person just the other day.

He's like, your story is timeless.

He's like, you know, trauma, revenge, redemption.

He goes the full arc.

He goes, people are always gonna need that.

They're always gonna need inspiration.

And he goes, you got that, so.

I go up to his door. We got into a violent fight. He slipped in the blood that was both of ours on the floor. And I looked him in the eye, and I said, it's not so fun with little boys now, is it, Dennis?

I go up to his door. We got into a violent fight. He slipped in the blood that was both of ours on the floor. And I looked him in the eye, and I said, it's not so fun with little boys now, is it, Dennis?

This is your opportunity, dude. So my advice would be open up lines of communication, you know. No matter how upset or disappointed you are with your child over their destructive behavior, there's a reason for it. Find out what that reason is.

This is your opportunity, dude. So my advice would be open up lines of communication, you know. No matter how upset or disappointed you are with your child over their destructive behavior, there's a reason for it. Find out what that reason is.