I came today because I wanted to do the grown thing. He was my first love, my high school sweetheart, and even though my life is completely different now, it still felt wrong to not show up. My husband didn’t hesitate when I asked him to come with me. He sat right there in the front with me, on the aisle, just holding it down so I wouldn’t have to walk through all that by myself. I told myself it was just paying respects, just saying goodbye properly, just closing a chapter that ended a long tim

*Spoiler alert* So to me it looked like she pulled back on the carry handle like it was a slide to chamber a round. I completely understand and know about the thumb button, and if she did press it the way she did it was completely goofy and did not look good. I own a couple AR’s and it's easy enough for her to just slap the button with her hand being that shes shouldering that rifle on her right shoulder. There's no need to reach over and grip the handle and hyper extend her tiny thumb to hit th

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"The Accent Make It So Much Better " 🥀

Another recap of a sensory session from 2025. This was easily one of the top sessions and videos from last year. Seeing how much hair he came in with and how active he was, many might have assumed a haircut wouldn’t be possible. But @HenryTribes made it happen by letting him move freely and meeting him exactly where he was. No force. No rush. Just patience and understanding. He looked like a completely different kid after the service. P.S. This was before bubble parties were a thing, so please t