Are You the Byproduct of Your Childhood Traumas? with Antonio Neves #shorts

In that kitchen with all of us, along with two police officers. And essentially they asked me, as a seven year old boy or six year old boy, who do you want to go with? Do you want to go with your mom or do you want to go with your dad? And even from that, like, as a kid, I'm like, yo, you shouldn't be asking this six year old boy, who's he going to go with? I'd already seen my brother and my sister go with my mom, so I was like, I want to be with both of y'. All. But they made me pick and I chose my mom, where my brother and sister were. And I still recall Terry seeing the pain on my dad's eyes. And I think that was a moment that has stuck with me, the most visceral moment of my life forever. And it's taken me, I want to say, over 40 years, my man, to really heal from that moment. Because who you see today is a byproduct of what that kid went through, that abandonment. I saw external achievement.