Tyler

It's an everyday thing. Yeah.

My whole life, I think.

My whole life, I think.

My whole life, I think.

Probably as a kid. Home life wasn't the best. I have a great family for the most part, but.

Probably as a kid. Home life wasn't the best. I have a great family for the most part, but.

Probably as a kid. Home life wasn't the best. I have a great family for the most part, but.

Yeah. I've had to swallow a lot. Yeah. And I guess two years ago I got to a point where I said I'm not swallowing anymore.

Yeah. I've had to swallow a lot. Yeah. And I guess two years ago I got to a point where I said I'm not swallowing anymore.

Yeah. I've had to swallow a lot. Yeah. And I guess two years ago I got to a point where I said I'm not swallowing anymore.

And I'm becoming more sensitive and the more I'm starting to like reconnect with myself, the more I'm closing up to the world.

And I'm becoming more sensitive and the more I'm starting to like reconnect with myself, the more I'm closing up to the world.

And I'm becoming more sensitive and the more I'm starting to like reconnect with myself, the more I'm closing up to the world.

So, um, The Marine Corps gave me a great tool, which was swallow it. Swallow it and fight on. Deal with it later. And I discovered your show, and I've been on this walk of becoming stronger, walking with God. And as I'm opening up these old boxes, it's just really hard to sit in it. When I was a kid, my sister... Oh, go ahead.

So, um, The Marine Corps gave me a great tool, which was swallow it. Swallow it and fight on. Deal with it later. And I discovered your show, and I've been on this walk of becoming stronger, walking with God. And as I'm opening up these old boxes, it's just really hard to sit in it. When I was a kid, my sister... Oh, go ahead.

So, um, The Marine Corps gave me a great tool, which was swallow it. Swallow it and fight on. Deal with it later. And I discovered your show, and I've been on this walk of becoming stronger, walking with God. And as I'm opening up these old boxes, it's just really hard to sit in it. When I was a kid, my sister... Oh, go ahead.

I was just saying my sister was a meth addict growing up in the home, and she had a kid. My brother deployed in 2005 to Iraq. All those things kind of happening all at the same time. My dad was gone. And I've always been called, like, I'm the youngest. I've always been called, like, the anchor of my family or the peacemaker.

I was just saying my sister was a meth addict growing up in the home, and she had a kid. My brother deployed in 2005 to Iraq. All those things kind of happening all at the same time. My dad was gone. And I've always been called, like, I'm the youngest. I've always been called, like, the anchor of my family or the peacemaker.

I was just saying my sister was a meth addict growing up in the home, and she had a kid. My brother deployed in 2005 to Iraq. All those things kind of happening all at the same time. My dad was gone. And I've always been called, like, I'm the youngest. I've always been called, like, the anchor of my family or the peacemaker.

And now that I'm alone out here in Tennessee, it's just been, like, trying to figure out who I am or who I want to be. Sorry, I don't mean to throw so much at you at once.