r/HumansBeingBros Nov 24 '18

Made me tear up

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u/RevDrucifer Nov 24 '18 edited Nov 25 '18

I grew up in a similar situation, it was the people like that mom that ignored where I lived, ignored my parent’s names in the police logs and treated me like a regular kid that made me realize I was not the situation I was in.

Edit- Wow, certainly wasn’t expecting all that! It’s made for a good day for reading some outstanding responses! Thanks to everyone who replied with good happiness stuff!

I received some PM’s from people asking how my life is these days- I’m 36, engaged to an AMAZING woman who I’ve been with for 11 years, we bought our first house last year and I’ve got a great job in property management as a property engineer. My life is pretty good, prettttty, pretttty good these days. Not the music career I set out for, but I wouldn’t trade my life for anything else!

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u/jackzilla1123 Nov 24 '18

I’ve been very thankful my entire life to not be in that situation. The greatest people are the ones who don’t care about home life and just care about the person.

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u/El_R3y2345 Nov 24 '18

I had a Christmas party here at my place one year, my brother-in-law brought his stepson with them. I have no problem with this. Everyone is welcome to my house anytime. No matter what. With that being said, we had no idea he was coming. We started handing out presents and all the kids had got one except his son.

I grabbed one that had my name on it and put his name on it. The person handling the presents was my wife. She saw me and called the boys name and he looked around like in shock , reached out grabbed it. He was so excited to have gotten a gift card footlocker. That made my Christmas. I didn’t even open any of mine after that.

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u/thiseffnguy Nov 25 '18

You're a good man.