Came here from tiktok. Wonderful interviews. Had Carlos had the chance to tell his parents how he feels as adult about his childhood. I know it was a hard story to tell. Much love Carlos
I didnt want this interview to end. This man is a legend and the interviewer had top notch questions. Thank you Carlos I haven't cried in a while but this really got to me.
Most don’t even understand how hard it is to talk about the past and war, good job brother and Semper Fi! Yes the name on this account is my ex wife for some reason lol
Wow this was beautiful ♥️ Thank you 🙏🏽 This gave me the strength I needed tonight, it gave me so much clarity. I appreciate you Carlos for sharing your story. I felt you so much when you said “having too much pride.” Yo me all day. It’s a daily struggle. Ego is a gift & a curse. It keeps you a float when no one else is there but it can also do a lot of damage if you don’t keep yourself grounded. Thank you Frank for introducing me to this channel & conducting these interviews. Beautiful ones. I appreciate all of you. ♥️
Great interview definitely should be proud of himself for getting sober and better and he should keep his head up his daughter will come around eventually and stop resenting him for the mistakes he did as a father
Why does it feel like you forgive mom for her alcoholism but are very resentful towards you’re dad when both of their actions clearly affected you? It’s that fair to say?
@Lenizcastaneda Tbh I think because his mom was dealing with alcoholism but very supportive emotionally, physically, financially & otherwise. There were a lot of fond memories with her & beautiful lessons. His dad was dealing with things as well but he projected them differently. The lessons were more difficult ones. The love his father showed was tough love. The only way he knew how. So the psyche with both parents is definitely processed differently because of the way they chose to deal with their addictions & their children.
Wait a minute? There ain’t no mf gangs in Alaska at all. Specially during his years of youth. I’ve worked in Alaska and visited places up there and never seen solid gangs. Only a few young wana be kiddos going around causing trouble. But they don’t carry a heavy gang affiliated lifestyle.
Came here from tiktok. Wonderful interviews. Had Carlos had the chance to tell his parents how he feels as adult about his childhood. I know it was a hard story to tell. Much love Carlos
32:10 if you’re here from Tik Tok
Came here from TikTok hope you’re doing good Carlos you got this,praying for years of sobriety for you
Who's here from tik tok?
Lots of love to you Carlos!!
I didnt want this interview to end. This man is a legend and the interviewer had top notch questions. Thank you Carlos I haven't cried in a while but this really got to me.
Most don’t even understand how hard it is to talk about the past and war, good job brother and Semper Fi! Yes the name on this account is my ex wife for some reason lol
Thank you Carlos for your service. A childhood friend of mine was killed in Iraq in 2004 , RIP Rafael
These interviews need to get bigger. I love hearing first-hand stories of struggle and success.
Love the videos, I seen a piece of this interview on tik tok, I'm here at 256 subs. Can't wait too see ir channel blow up like I know it will.
Me too babe👏🏾👏🏾
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Here from TikTok
Great story Carlos💪🏻👏🏼👏🏼 stay up bro
Wow this was beautiful ♥️ Thank you 🙏🏽 This gave me the strength I needed tonight, it gave me so much clarity. I appreciate you Carlos for sharing your story. I felt you so much when you said “having too much pride.” Yo me all day. It’s a daily struggle. Ego is a gift & a curse. It keeps you a float when no one else is there but it can also do a lot of damage if you don’t keep yourself grounded. Thank you Frank for introducing me to this channel & conducting these interviews. Beautiful ones. I appreciate all of you. ♥️
Great interview definitely should be proud of himself for getting sober and better and he should keep his head up his daughter will come around eventually and stop resenting him for the mistakes he did as a father
What is twelve steps? I appreciate you sharing your story.
Narcotics anonymous
Its for getting sober
Thankyou
Why does it feel like you forgive mom for her alcoholism but are very resentful towards you’re dad when both of their actions clearly affected you? It’s that fair to say?
It’s fair to ask questions 🙏🏽
His dad physically abused him… directly. His mom drank to much, which she did indirectly. she was only trying to cope.
@Lenizcastaneda Tbh I think because his mom was dealing with alcoholism but very supportive emotionally, physically, financially & otherwise. There were a lot of fond memories with her & beautiful lessons. His dad was dealing with things as well but he projected them differently. The lessons were more difficult ones. The love his father showed was tough love. The only way he knew how. So the psyche with both parents is definitely processed differently because of the way they chose to deal with their addictions & their children.
You should add what city these are recorded in to the description :)
This one’s in Denver, Co.
Do you travel for these interviews? He mentioned 16th street mall, which makes me think this is in Colorado
EXCELLENT job Mr Carlos💪👨
Amazing, keep fighting, thank you for your service brotha. Inspirational
I love this channel and the context you guys make. Keep doing what y’all are doing🤎
Wow. Just wow! Amazing interview! - Melanie
Great interview
Amazing interview! 👍🏽
Wait a minute? There ain’t no mf gangs in Alaska at all. Specially during his years of youth. I’ve worked in Alaska and visited places up there and never seen solid gangs. Only a few young wana be kiddos going around causing trouble. But they don’t carry a heavy gang affiliated lifestyle.
He said he wanted to be in one not was in one