Michael Shelton

Really?

Really?

But it was just like- You're not testing the tension on the ceiling tiles with rope and shit, are you? No, no. I don't think this ceiling would- The drop ceiling might not, but there might be more.

But it was just like- You're not testing the tension on the ceiling tiles with rope and shit, are you? No, no. I don't think this ceiling would- The drop ceiling might not, but there might be more.

But it was just like- You're not testing the tension on the ceiling tiles with rope and shit, are you? No, no. I don't think this ceiling would- The drop ceiling might not, but there might be more.

I'm not trying to give you any ideas here. I'm asking you, is this a cry for help, Michel?

I'm not trying to give you any ideas here. I'm asking you, is this a cry for help, Michel?

I'm not trying to give you any ideas here. I'm asking you, is this a cry for help, Michel?

Because anymore than anything, the person asking the questions is really just asking if we could retouch upon the value of mental health and perhaps therapy and counseling.

Because anymore than anything, the person asking the questions is really just asking if we could retouch upon the value of mental health and perhaps therapy and counseling.

Because anymore than anything, the person asking the questions is really just asking if we could retouch upon the value of mental health and perhaps therapy and counseling.

Sometimes what you need is base level. Yeah. I tell you what, I read this email and the line that jumps out to me is he commented that all he had to do to be a good dad was to do the exact opposite of what his dad did. And as somebody who is the father of three children, you know all three of my children, which are very different in expression. They are, yeah.

Sometimes what you need is base level. Yeah. I tell you what, I read this email and the line that jumps out to me is he commented that all he had to do to be a good dad was to do the exact opposite of what his dad did. And as somebody who is the father of three children, you know all three of my children, which are very different in expression. They are, yeah.

Sometimes what you need is base level. Yeah. I tell you what, I read this email and the line that jumps out to me is he commented that all he had to do to be a good dad was to do the exact opposite of what his dad did. And as somebody who is the father of three children, you know all three of my children, which are very different in expression. They are, yeah.

Same genetic soup, I guess, but I guess the recipe can be slightly different. It shows you my limits of my biology understanding. I know a lot of people now. I know a good amount. I'm not going to say a lot of people that have expressed similar thoughts to this, like, hey, my dad was horrible. I don't want to repeat those mistakes. Your dad, this is like dads in general, they're just people.

Same genetic soup, I guess, but I guess the recipe can be slightly different. It shows you my limits of my biology understanding. I know a lot of people now. I know a good amount. I'm not going to say a lot of people that have expressed similar thoughts to this, like, hey, my dad was horrible. I don't want to repeat those mistakes. Your dad, this is like dads in general, they're just people.

Same genetic soup, I guess, but I guess the recipe can be slightly different. It shows you my limits of my biology understanding. I know a lot of people now. I know a good amount. I'm not going to say a lot of people that have expressed similar thoughts to this, like, hey, my dad was horrible. I don't want to repeat those mistakes. Your dad, this is like dads in general, they're just people.

And I think the vast majority of dads who do a really shitty job at being a father probably don't wake up in the morning and say, I want to be a shitty father. Yeah. They have their own baggage. Parents are just people. They're not perfect. They're going to fuck up just like everybody else. And I bet you unconsciously they were not the father that you wanted to be or that you needed.

And I think the vast majority of dads who do a really shitty job at being a father probably don't wake up in the morning and say, I want to be a shitty father. Yeah. They have their own baggage. Parents are just people. They're not perfect. They're going to fuck up just like everybody else. And I bet you unconsciously they were not the father that you wanted to be or that you needed.

And I think the vast majority of dads who do a really shitty job at being a father probably don't wake up in the morning and say, I want to be a shitty father. Yeah. They have their own baggage. Parents are just people. They're not perfect. They're going to fuck up just like everybody else. And I bet you unconsciously they were not the father that you wanted to be or that you needed.