What Comes After Life In Prison? Ex-Offenders Answer | Can Ask Meh?

[@OGS.Official]

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[@lukyle1381]

The Chinese uncle say he had a hard time and break down but he can repeat this cycle for 14 times, honestly as much as they are sharing stories, all these people asked for it, almost all of them enter the prison for more than 3 times, if it’s really a impacting event they wouldn’t have repeated the cycle for as much as 14 times. Pretty stupid and it’s a fact. Yeah now that they are sharing their stories but really, doesn’t change the fact that they were idiots for as much as 14 times. On that note they don’t really deserve empathy because the truth is they chose to revisit the prison.

[@weepeng]

Do you have S1?

[@cg11687]

16:20 “The court sentenced us for few years, the society sentenced us for a life sentence.” So true and heartbreaking ☹️💔

[@haez4392]

i think you mean 16:20

[@imluvinyourmum]

How is that heartbreaking? It's a good message to send kids before they do offend, your criminal record effects you everyday and everywhere.

[@AshierA]

@@imluvinyourmum it's heartbreaking and a good message. The fact that it's a hard truth and social commentary about how no matter how ex prisoners have changed for the better, society will still view and label them as gangsters and "bad" make it heartbreaking. Us knowing that because of how because there is stereotypes, these ex prisoners will never recieve what they deserve, makes us feel sad for them and for ourself.

[@TiahOonTjoe]

So sad, it broke my heart when i heard him spoke those words. Made me want to give him a hug and tell him everything is going to be okay

[@TheNickz]

Once the glass is broken, you can patch it back but it won’t be the same anymore.

[@muhdwakriz1040]

“Sometimes the nicest people are covered in tattoos and the fakest are the ones accepted by society”

[@PP-vf1kx]

Hey Death You Can Only Catch Me When I Am Ninety...

[@TaeNyFan]

"Most of the time the nicest people are accepted by society and the fakest ones are covered in tattoos"

[@lynnkueh]

They may be nice now but certainly not in the past. They have already admitted they made the wrong choices.

[@glipglobs6679]

Sometimes the nicest people are covered in tattoos and the most judgemental ones are the people I meet every sunday at church.

[@fantana9481]

free the spm

[@amekanasai]

"Gang is one of the career paths, but the future is prison. "

[@partyburn9518]

Well said

[@reikaratnam]

Prisoners of your own device

[@partyburn9518]

Reika Ratnam 👍🏽

[@wrxsti22b]

He speaks so well... I like him.

[@huangxinyue739]

The two older people look so innocent

[@bubu-channn7531]

They r older and wiser now

[@harrypotterisshookheisreal8336]

Huang Xin Yue looks can be deceiving

[@PP-vf1kx]

Harry Potter is shook, He is really shook to the point,his bones fell apart

[@harrypotterisshookheisreal8336]

P P best comment yet 🤣🤣

[@kindajal]

and soft spoken too

[@Ysl12127]

The Indian lady is doing so much more for the homeless in Singapore than most of us!!!!!!! Thank you!!!!!! We believe in you aight ❤️❤️❤️

[@lynnkueh]

Yes I would like to tell her that she is beautiful. Going round in scooter to give to the homeless.

[@someguywhoscommentisbeingr5726]

Aight

[@stonedsloth6367]

A man approached me the other day for money.

[@allanhenriques2694]

bruh... I don't think shes indian

[@outgoingblur]

She's not Indian

[@jasonng9983]

16:17 “The court sentenced us for few years the society sentenced us for a life sentence” This line gave me chills..

[@juliashireen6195]

I guess they have to accept the fact that they did society wrong before and the society didn't ask for the crimes to be committed amidst their daily lives

[@slayer-dj3dc]

@@juliashireen6195 bro what the fuck r u on. it’s not like they killed someone . The jail times in Singapore for drug users is literally longer than those who commit sexual crimes and you’re out here saying they commit crimes against society…. When they literally didn’t hurt anyone but themselves. Go and ask Singapore to look at sexual offenders before drug users wtaf

[@LT-yx7fd]

Heartwarming to see that they’ve found joy and purpose in giving back to society. We are all rooting for you!!!

[@hamoyamo]

The guy in black was my favourite

[@DaNi3Lg0H]

Same here! He obviously did turned over a new leaf ! He was so outspoken and full with experiences.

[@Jolin_Toh]

very positive! Will go support and purchase his pottery!

[@qassem6001]

Right. He seem so genuine

[@uwuben]

And also his first reason for getting arrested is, in my opinion, probably the coolest reason to get arrested, being a hitman for a secret society.

[@pongodongo645]

@@uwuben He was the headman, not the hitman. Being a hitman would've much more serious consequences.

[@kipklop975]

"if prison was the best way to change us, we would have changed the first time we went to prison" wow. love this series btw! it's so enlightening hearing from the unheard and commonly misunderstood in the society

[@davidthambidurai6776]

Good to speak up...very courageous 👍

[@charlottehong4331]

omg i love this series "Can Ask Meh?".. keep it up! you guys are doing a good job!

[@OGS.Official]

Thank you! More to come :)

[@oktavinaamalia]

Yes i love it too

[@sharonteo1092]

i love it too! every episode is so real n i can feel each n everyone of them. such brave souls! :)

[@meekung4210]

Can ask meh,is a Malaysian slang lol

[@lisaoppa5784]

Can we just appreciate how Tharman, his wife and the singer Henry Chen that he mentioned, helped him and supported him all the way. Didn’t look down on him, believed in him and yet us people keep judging them and stuff like people really need to reflect on the things they say to these people. Everyone makes mistakes as cliche as it sounds but it’s true. They have feelings too and i think everyone play a big part on shaping these people too because if you’re a boss of a company and you look down on them you don’t recruit them because they went to jail before you are not giving them any hope and you make them feel like going back to gang because they have no job no nothing in life.

[@kuatiogui]

#Tharma for PM

[@jsan8181]

i think the Henri Chen mentioned is an artist, not a singer. Probably Henri Chen Ke Zhan.

[@jsan8181]

Oh, here is the linkup: www.yp.sg/gangster-pottery-master/being-watched-by-henry-chen-kezhan-his-benefactor/

[@kimwhyekee5742]

Thank you

[@danishizzahin2475]

The guy in black knows how to tell a story very well

[@blackboy1604]

Walao 11 points for N levels in prison while I got 11 points for N levels aswell with the comfort of a library and tuition, mad respect my dude 👍🏿👍🏿

[@xbookx]

How much is 11 points in a scale out of 100?

[@blackboy1604]

Shiro Lau Considering he did it without the help of a CCA (it minuses points so you get a better overall grade). usually 11 points and below for N levels is the top 10% of Singapore. So probably around. 75-80/100 depending on how other students in his cohort performed

[@zerohealer2942]

Lmao my class all suck...12pt also cannot. I'm impressed he got 11

[@clement990]

I got school got tuition got everything i only 25 points

[@blackboy1604]

Fat MonMon My tip is that I can offer to you would be 1) Start early (trust me your future self will be so thankful) 2)Simplify and make your own notes 3) Once you think you get the hang of things start doing the Ten Year Series 4) If you are ahead of schedule you can do assessment books 5) Profit!!

[@alsonvp855]

I was sent to prison previously for drug possession and consumption. After serving my due, I decided to change over a new leaf and got myself a proper job. One day I overslept and was going to be late for work. When the feeder bus stopped at the MRT station , I quickly dashed down the escalator to the MRT. Maybe I was on my earphones then, I didn't hear anyone calling out to me. Suddenly I felt a firm grip on my shoulders. I stopped in my tracks, and 4 Transcom police officers were behind me. I took out my ear phones, and asked "yes sir?" First answer from one of them " Why you run away from us?" As I was passing my NRIC to them, I tried to explain that I was running to catch the train as I was late for work, and that I didn't hear them as I had my earphones on. The officer screening my IC then told his other colleagues "this subject just released last year for drug offences." The others then said "we need to search your bag." I asked the officers if we could go to a room or office to conduct the search, and the reply I got was a cold and curt "why? if you have nothing to hide why u scared that we search here?" The sight of 4 policeman searching the bag of a guy with tattoos was good enough to draw unwanted attention from the morning MRT crowd, and I could only keep my fingers crossed that I didn't bump into any friends or relatives. After the search, no apologies, no nothing. just a simple"Ok u can go now" So now, like what Whye Kee said "The court sentence us to a few years in prison, but the society give us the life sentence.

[@anastasiasabrinazuraimi6279]

Thank you so much for sharing your story. I agree with you that the police officers should have carried out the screening somewhere else so that they don't cause a scene in public. I believe you deserve to be treated with dignity and respect. Just because they found out you are an ex-offender doesn't mean they have the right to treat you rudely😠

[@AndrewTube]

keep doing what you're doing in terms of living a good and fulfilling life man, there will always be noise in the way. You are better than that noise

[@kathy123114]

Alson VP I’m so sorry to hear that. Although I don’t know you I really feel for you. Sorry that our system and society is unmerciful at times. I really wish you the best in life and hope that more people become educated about ex prisoners and that they are people just like everyone else. Good luck!

[@alecrosewell6959]

@whosthat ? Have you not sinned before? Not lied? Noone is an angel my friend. Dont act all righteous. Noone is.

[@tayrobert2272]

Wait is this in Singapore!!?!?

[@weiwenwwe2066]

Feel like that guy in gray shirt can be a really good homie

[@mrteddy5814]

The way he speak seems like an IO .

[@yourfather4576]

Well he stayed in Canada for 15 years

[@jielcm2726]

Yeah I feel he's so chill!

[@1.5Mviews]

He face like aaron aziz😁

[@clement990]

that fella like SSB or CNB undercover officer only sio

[@yanyeeyip3700]

I lost it when the Indian lady said “ see everybody smile before I close my eyes ” 😢

[@jayab.9384]

Same here !😔

[@crankyoldlady2394]

Malay la

[@1knightero]

Cant imagine the auntie is a ex con , just look like a nice grandmother who gives out sweets to small children

[@milkcookiesm8374]

Even the uncle look nice one.

[@nashsenpai4238]

"I can dream again" That makes me sad.. and inspirational :')

[@1makeufreak]

the guy in grey and black shirt definitely will really good to hang out with

[@adrianwee7245]

The interviewees speak so well. It is a very inspiring interview and each person's moment of redemption is so unique and so personalized. So happy for all here and praying and hoping for perseverence all the way! Could we have a link to the pottery done by one of the interviewees? Would love to see his art....

[@OGS.Official]

This is Whye Kee's pottery account: instagram.com/qipottery/?hl=en

[@teckhohng3870]

These people have high IQ but use it for the wrong purpose.

[@yuxuan3582]

16:17 really like hearing the way he speaks and how he expresses himself,,really humorous too hahahah

[@elou.bunbun]

yeah, he's so intensely smart tbh and he says it in such an understated way. daaamn

[@slayer-dj3dc]

Wtf

[@sage9097]

Tharman is seriously such PM material sigh. I respect him so much

[@jaushabakkas8127]

dang, despite low crimes they take their criminal seriously there! kuddos to them, and kuddos to all participant, I believed you all already clean all your way out, and grandma! dang chill out! your younger self is wild!

[@menukamaggiegurung]

You said 'there' I'm curious where are you from?🙂

[@ctrlzme.6448]

ya where are u from?

[@belleclover]

The way the pottery guy lights up when he talks about teaching the children pottery is so precious ❤️

[@karjeecheng9024]

He also works with ex-convicts, youths at risk, Singapore Boys Home .... www.yp.sg/gangster-pottery-master/

[@kimwhyekee5742]

Thank you

[@ellyafrina391]

I like how that guy says "educate society about drugs and gangs, not against drugs and gangs" and I stand for this guy really. Also he open up how they get screen in public places and yes the police are very polite but I get how they'd feel if it becomes a routine.. a reoccurring thing that they always have to be checked like I'm sure youngsters could relate. I wouldn't like it either if my mum kept nagging the same thing even though she knows I've made improvements etc but yeah.. and of course police officers are doing their job but yeah like he said there's no way to have better approach or way on that aspect. To those who categories as being suspicious just Because they have ink on their skin and walk and behave a certain way, stay strong ! Just know that there are people in the society who does not judge you just because of that ! 😊✌️🙆🔥💛

[@partyburn9518]

Elly Afrina 🤙

[@ellyafrina391]

@@partyburn9518 🤙

[@partyburn9518]

Elly Afrina hi sis well said....

[@reikaratnam]

Your government are run by gangsters. Duh

[@kuatiogui]

why do chinese gangsters with tattoos get screened at mrt stations. when was the last time a chinese ah beng strap bombs to themselves and blow up a building...?

[@jan492]

Wow what the first 2 said about “Don’t blame parenting” left an impression. Taking ownership of your choices is the first right thing to do!

[@mangomadnnesss]

5:10 “Whats you gang?” “Im from 214” “ oh 241 is over there” THIS PART ACTUALLY HAD ME CRYING 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@thomasb.2506]

Ha? But he said twice the same number

[@ctrlzme.6448]

why is the numbers different lol

[@PatrickOhm]

Whye Kee seems to be a fun guy to hangout with, the way he talks really entertains me

[@luludory]

I hope that all of ladies and gentlemen in this video have blissful life and find the strength to fight the temptation. 😊

[@nurinsyaza9159]

Watching this while studying criminology really gives me ideas to write my essay on punishments. Thank you guys for broadening my mind not only for my essay but also on life in general, 😭😭😭😭😭

[@melissa-wx6se]

Can Ask Meh? is one of my favorite series that i have ever stumbled upon on, very raw and i appreciate all the honesty. Please keep this series going!

[@OGS.Official]

Thank you for the support and love!!!

[@ljean5471]

The guy in the black shirt is such an entertaining speaker! I am glad they are all doing better for themselves. I hope this serves as a reminder to people to not treat people who have been in prison differently, they have already paid the price for their crimes, isolating them socially and financially on the outside only makes them more likely to re-offend.

[@kimwhyekee5742]

Haha thanks

[@strawbebbiejam]

what beautiful life stories! sad at first, but I'm glad they're all doing better now. I like how the questions go further than just their times in prison. In a way it helps see their humanity so much clearer, because from the perspective of someone like me I feel like I would judge them. I realize that that is wrong now. I love how at the end they all talk about the ways they sow positivity back into the world. Very inspiring.

[@hotlinedingg]

17:18 "If prison was the best way to change our lives, we would've changed when we were inside for the first time."

[@ChrisPeng]

As a former Journalist, it's not easy for me to feel emotionally engaged, all in the name of objectivity. However, this particular episode definately struck a chord. It's heart wrenching yet heart warming at the same time. Folks often criticise local productions but down to earth and sincere series like this makes us proud of local media. As I wipe the remnant of my tears off my face, I will like to offer a big thanks for your labor of love. 加油！ And to former convicts, if you haven't given up on yourself, there are enough of us out there who will give you a chance to be the best version of yourself. 加油 too!

[@pohyokelo]

When i see these interviewees, they are so intelligent and articulate. They could be just any person living among us. So wonderful. What an inspiration for them to be successful today.

[@abigailng2019]

To the guy in the black shirt, you're an amazing speaker and I think you're cute

[@ohbrandon1215]

You are cute too

[@gianfrancoricci92]

@@ohbrandon1215 don't cringe pls

[@Dec172]

"I dont believe in bad people. I believe in bad choices."

[@zhouyuelin6618]

Inmates don’t get enough credit when they turn over They become such beautiful people who fulfil their dreams and continue on with life We’re all behind you guys!!

[@minxueeecaroon]

bloody amazing. a video that hasn’t been done and rarely touched in singapore. thank you for making this video.

[@geraldkoh209]

hi min xue caroon HAHA

[@ernanur5566]

“ I want to see everybody smile including me before I close my eyes “ my heart felt to the ground

[@fukaime101]

The lady with tattos got a great flow. She can rap....

[@fluffnpaw2156]

She can be inspiration speaker

[@eceheceheceh]

wow this really makes you wonder if that random makcik across the street was in prison before. I love these stories.

[@itsmuimui]

Isn't it incredible that all their purposes in life now have something to do with helping others, giving back to society, and thinking beyond themselves? There is something so fulfilling about helping others that it can take people off paths of addiction, hopelessness, isolation and meaninglessness. It's so beautiful to see them be there for others.

[@OJtheOZ]

The most important is: This type of content should be broadcast on the TV on every top leading TV channel on every government on every country on this whole world rather than they broadcast the everyday fake news.

[@p6h14]

totally agree with you!!!

[@Jinnlongg]

Wow! I’m blown away on the content about this video m of ex-offenders who are given a second chance in life to make things right for their family and for themselves. So happy that they finally found their purpose in life. I wish nothing but the best to them in whatever they do and hope that society can give them a second chance. More of this such content! Keep up the good work OGS! 💯🤙🏼

[@honeydhydra3925]

"Gangster mah, face value"😂

[@neelya1221]

"Educate people about dugs and gangs. Not against drugs, against gangs." I feel this sentence deep in my soul broooo

[@ririsrumapea3352]

Good job guys This is the third video of yours that I watched Keep going! The black shirt guy is so good at talking I wish all of them have happy life

[@emodefreako]

singapore gangster speak good angmoh and score damn good for national exam, all that happened was the wrong things at the wrong time.

[@howardsimpson6621]

Rubbish

[@slayer-dj3dc]

@UCuvsoieZ71Wh_ymjGADlbyQ get off off

[@ChristieAnna906]

Whye Kee should become a counselor for juvenile offenders...

[@boogywumpy]

Such an awesome video! I really like this series...you guys are doing a great job!More please!

[@Ram-69]

The Real Syahir did u have a thumbs up?

[@boogywumpy]

@@Ram-69 yes I did.I like today's topic a lot because I'm currently a Police NSF too...

[@Ram-69]

The Real Syahir keep it up man! Awesome. Oh by the way.... ORD lo. Lol.

[@boogywumpy]

@@Ram-69HAHAHA🙌😂🙃

[@immanueleng7994]

Its heartwrenching and warming both at the same time. To see these people moving on from their past and finding back meaning in life itself. What spoke to me most is that it's never our parents fault. We carry the fault as we rush through the fire despite knowing the consequences and severity of the situation. May God bless these ppl and thank you for the wonderful sharing (:

[@ShiyoukaHalphas]

I can't even... When the Indian lady was talking about her being unable to poop.

[@nami8736]

Kingsley looks like a homie that would give you life advices

[@gilian89]

Is so sad to see when she say she only see tears last time and now she want to see only happy faces...hugs🙆🏻‍♀️

[@mclucky2216]

*We are born with one choice which is no choice but plenty of choices after.* We determine who we are and what we want to become. Thank you for sharing this video.

[@crystalhuang6214]

“Gang is a career path, but the future is prison” wow.

[@leehaechan8821]

first thing come in mind after done watching this video is that i want to be friends with everyone. deep inside them is something that i would like to know more about. i like it so much

[@chanelblijleven904]

They are really relatable, I believe they will be excellent counsellors. No one can do this job better than those who have experienced it, hang in there alright!

[@richardling7088]

Sometimes it is these people that are stronger than us "civil & normal" people because of what they have been through. Respect

[@csy897]

It's heartwarming to see the young guy and girl say that they don't want society to blame their parents or the existence of gangs because it's their choice. They do say that some situations led them to the choices they have made but you can tell they are proud of who they are now and I feel like that stems from their ability to take responsibility for their own choices and move on with life.

[@hera80289]

It's all circumstance. People who have done real harm to others still roam unapologetically free and people who sincerely repent are still burdened by their past. I genuinely hope all of you find peace and happiness. Thank you for sharing, it's been humbling.

[@bambialexander9329]

"I realised that I can dream again" Dayum that sunk deeeeeeep

[@sivamathen2492]

I love that Chinese gangster guy. so confident. so nice. so calm. speaking his mind. definitely he is doing well now.

[@Barbielellasya]

Thank you for producing this video and shining on the importance of human values no matter what the background is. Going to prison should not lower one's value in life, and we all deserve a second chance in life. We should never doubt their capabilities, rather, show them the way to a better path.

[@NhiMon16102608]

When I watch this video about these people's story, I just realize no one is evil if we listen to them, give them another opportunity to be good people. We all need to be loved

[@MyLife-og2kr]

The guy really makes sense at 16:16. I never went to prison, nor do I ever attend to go, but I feel sympathy for him.

[@emptyangel]

These videos definitely deserve more attention than they are currently getting> Also, just wanted to point out a subtitling error @ 11:15 he says "She set me on a straight and narrow" i.e. behave in a way that is honest and moral, not "Straight arrow".

[@OGS.Official]

Oops! Thanks for pointing it out, we have edited the subtitles :)

[@malcomlau2692]

This channel deserves more subscribers yo

[@GRay-yv5oi]

Nothing is too late... Glad all of them chose to change and they deserve better life definitely... I wish all of them well.. Continue to live urself and love ur love ones it will keep u grounded... do spread love k

[@jamielu7275]

It’s so beautiful to hear these stories from people just like you and me. But at the end of the day their stories are unfathomable. What they have gone through. I’m glad they are out.

[@trevorclausen2994]

Thank you sharing these amazing lifestories, very very appreciated from an ex New Zealand Gangster.

[@markshippo]

Wow! They are so wise now, and I really salute them regardless of their past.

[@yumikoakirarain7641]

Don't ever look down upon their pass ... accept them in community n give them a chance everyone deserve to have a new chapter...a respect from me with salute

[@bu834]

from experience i feel like the nicest ppl are usually the ‘gangster’ ones ++ they’ll treat their close friends like real fam

[@denisewong1006]

I have a lot of respect for these people. They need a lot of courage to share their troubled past and stories, and I don't think I would be able to do that

[@rchyl198sj]

This is one of my favourite episodes, thank you for this wonderful insight. It is very sensitive and thoughtful.

[@erickzheng9710]

It is so heartbreaking to know that we, the society, who judge or offend people just by its look without knowing them in first place, we are the current villain actually. This is such a good way to change society's point of view. Love this... keep it up

[@PikasVideoFolder]

This series is extremely good, I can't get enough of it 😩

[@xinliwang9934]

I volunteered at Boys' Home for 4 years when I was studying in Singapore; I believe many of them ended up on the wrong path due to circumstances, not because they are bad people. So glad you're willing to share your stories and wish you all the best!

[@ParamountPepper]

Thank you for sharing their stories. Thank you interviewees for being so brave and still carry on giving back to our society despite how the rest of us treat you on a daily basis.

[@eddiensw]

Thank you for sharing wuth us..showing us everyone have a second chance. All the best

[@brainlesslaughter]

so, so strong! teared up watching this video and really admire their courage to try their best to return to society despite the stigma. it's tough but you guys are much tougher, great job for hanging in there :)

[@ainanrahman8490]

Thank you to the producers, staff and everyone participating in the video for sharing this with us. Its really really important to get the message across that convicts have lives too, and hearing all their stories really made me rethink about how i view them.

[@Daniel_Yap]

Thank you, really, for the video. Wow that is awfully deep. Really appreciate the interviewees' open hearted yet vulnerable voice. It's never easy to open up on such personal stories 😔 Really heartwarming to see the channel unfold to this level. Can only imagine how much work your team had to pull through to this point 👍👍👍

[@misssasa829]

These guys right here, in fact, are doing much more then us in giving back to the society. Thumbs up!

[@mohamedimranfarid4801]

@14.23 Make Tharman our PM.

[@SuperKnowledgeSponge]

He refused when someone brought it up. He said that it would bring him too much headache (or to that effect).

[@beezlebub9]

Imran Farid I’m so surprised. He truly has a heart besides just brains.

[@lnwon8836]

I like him too and glad that he's my MP in Taman Jurong.

[@renaawq8742]

I just want to give all of them a big bear hug. A big thank you to this series and the guests for being so truly open and honest about what must've been a painful journey but a valuable insight.

[@carmelitajoan]

Thank you for sharing your heart warming stories. There is always good in everyone's hearts and I believe in second chances. Thank you for giving back to society and being so positive about life. May you all be blessed in your ways 💕

[@veeiseekayi]

Thank you to all who have shared your story so honestly and vulnerably. You have shown me so much more than what my eyes can see, and I wanna be part of the society that does not sentence and judge you based on your past!

[@nickkslays]

This is so lovely! I loved the lady and guy with the tattoos most

[@juliskawb]

Everybody wants to belong in this world and have a purpose. My heart goes out to these people for telling their life's stories and pain. By Giving we gain more than taking. Live life giving ❣

[@Yaphett]

The indian lady name is Milah. She used to be my neighbour in e same block in amk just below one story. Very nice friendly lady. Glad to know she’s doing really great!

[@danielzboy]

Acceptance and support from family and society is what's needed to bring people out of these vicious cycles. People start finding purpose in life when they are connected to a community

[@jaynetan3672]

Thank you for sharing your story! So brave and so proud of every one to your scars

[@Ohmysharks]

I’m so proud of them, they are better at giving back than i am..they inspire me to do more

[@alanlts]

I love the potter. He is a perfect man. Love his stories.. respect him

[@TheKnack-2004]

Thanks to those in the video for being so authentic... you truly allowed us a peak into what you went through with your sincere sharing. You're well heard and loved. God Bless.