Nate Corddry

No.

We now proudly present part two of our ongoing look at our correspondents' brave struggles to stick to their New Year's resolutions.

Tonight, we check in with Nate Corddry.

Nate.

Thank you, John.

In 2006, I vowed to make good on a promise I make every New Year's, but never get around to actually doing.

Showing them.

Showing them all.

Growing up small, asthmatic, and not terribly bright, I've spent 28 years being taken advantage of by others.

Every January 1st, it's the same old story.

I tell myself, this is the year I'm finally gonna show them, but I always wind up losing my will.

No one gets theirs, and the anger just builds.

Hey, what's up, bitch?

Where'd you get that suit, Baby Gap?

I was determined that this year I would keep my resolution.

Yeah, okay, I know.

I'm not as tall as my brother.

Taking the doctor's advice, I made a list of the people who most needed showing.

Some for what they'd done to me, some for what they were currently doing to me, and some who'd made direct eye contact with me.

And since feelings journals are for girls, I set up a video diary.