Thomas Murphy

She turns around, right back to her grandpa.

That's going to be his life.

No kid's ever going to accept him.

She gets back to her grandpa, and she looks at him, and she says, grandpa, he's really nice.

Changed everything.

That little girl didn't know she had hope inside of her.

I got chills thinking about that.

And I've heard that a thousand times.

That little girl had no idea she had that hope inside of her that she could give to him.

She took this big bucket of hope, she dumped it all over him, changed his life forever.

At that moment, he knew he could be accepted.

There was hope, the possibility

that things would change for him.

Same thing happened to you on a different level.

We all get blown up on the inside at some point in our life.

But every time you were struggling, someone came into your life and they gave you that hope that you needed.

And that's the original definition of this bully, this 16th century bully.

When the word was invented in the beginning of the 16th century, it meant sweetheart.

It was a very endearing term.

But that person wasn't easy on you.