Hello wonderful community!
I really love the vibe here and I’m so glad that I took time in between jacking my tiny white penis to the amazing content and actually started engaging with y’all.
I grew up as THE white kid. In my neighborhood. In my house.
My mom grabbed me and split from my father before I was a year old. When I was two she met a man who I remember thinking was the coolest guy in the world. Black dude. Musician. Rode a motorcycle. Charm anyone in any situation.
We moved in with him into an apartment that was “project adjacent” in the late 70s. When I was four, they would send me to play on the stoop during the day. I realize now it was so they could fuck.
Here’s the thing. The group of kids that was my age were told by some of the older kids that I wasn’t to be accepted. That I was rich, because I was white, and that if they caught me and beat me up I would have money that they could take.
I would run away, sometimes get caught, sometimes get back to my house and run inside before they could get me.
when I started kindergarten, my stepdad started locking the door so that I couldn’t run away. “Be a man. Face your problems. You can’t run away forever.”
That was the year I learned how to take a beating. The best place to hit the ground. Corners and angles in architecture make it so that only a limited number of people can attack you simultaneously. How to curl so that I was mostly getting hit and stomped on hard points. Shins, elbows, forearms.
Eventually I stopped crying and being scared. I started getting mad.
I’ve posted somewhere about the first time I really stood my ground and did some damage. How I was rescued by an older kid who was like, King of the kids.
I’ll see if I can link it here.
I really love the vibe here and I’m so glad that I took time in between jacking my tiny white penis to the amazing content and actually started engaging with y’all.
I grew up as THE white kid. In my neighborhood. In my house.
My mom grabbed me and split from my father before I was a year old. When I was two she met a man who I remember thinking was the coolest guy in the world. Black dude. Musician. Rode a motorcycle. Charm anyone in any situation.
We moved in with him into an apartment that was “project adjacent” in the late 70s. When I was four, they would send me to play on the stoop during the day. I realize now it was so they could fuck.
Here’s the thing. The group of kids that was my age were told by some of the older kids that I wasn’t to be accepted. That I was rich, because I was white, and that if they caught me and beat me up I would have money that they could take.
I would run away, sometimes get caught, sometimes get back to my house and run inside before they could get me.
when I started kindergarten, my stepdad started locking the door so that I couldn’t run away. “Be a man. Face your problems. You can’t run away forever.”
That was the year I learned how to take a beating. The best place to hit the ground. Corners and angles in architecture make it so that only a limited number of people can attack you simultaneously. How to curl so that I was mostly getting hit and stomped on hard points. Shins, elbows, forearms.
Eventually I stopped crying and being scared. I started getting mad.
I’ve posted somewhere about the first time I really stood my ground and did some damage. How I was rescued by an older kid who was like, King of the kids.
I’ll see if I can link it here.