Father, May I?
I have a father, as many do and some donāt, and he is my father without a doubt. As he would mention again and again that I was a child of his loins. As gross as that may be, it never grossed me out because of the way I was raised.Ā
I was raised to know the truth, embrace it, and accept the consequences of it. I was named Truth and I was named Wisdom so that I would know it and understand it.Ā
However, given these life lessons, I was raised in lies. Lies surrounded my birth, my parents, and throughout my whole life.Ā
I wish I could talk about these lies with my father. I wish I could call him daddy once again. But he never was a talking man. He never was a truthful man. He was never one to love more than he needed, give more than he had to, and his emotions were always locked away.Ā
I have wrote him a letter from the day I was born, to the day he turned away from me, and to this day. I donāt know if I will ever give him these letters. The world may know of these letters before he will ever read them.Ā
And I am fine with that.













