RogerTheBadger

Oooooooh my dawg! HA HA HAHAHA

Golden bratva days with Goldie

I still have hopes 🙏

One of the most common symptoms of PTSD are reappearing constant nightmares from events that happened in the past..... Gotta take the mind of it somehow.

Time will show

War is total hell. No matter what you will always feel like trash after. There are no good and happy endings, not for those who served. Your body comes back home if you are lucky, but your mind and soul forever stay there. Modern day leftist propaganda spreads a lot of shit about the men that served, being a soldier is considered evil nowadays. But only those who served really understand what they signed up for and why they did it. Nobody else will understand the struggle, what kind of guts it takes to serve in the military, to have the vision of saving the world. The government uses young men with passion and hunger for adventure. And once they serve their purpose the government throws them out like trash. This thread will focus on a young man named Duncan Sawyer who served in the U.S.M.C infantry and came back from his deployment after being discharged from being wounded in combat. Abandoned by the government, he will focus on standing up on his feet and getting back in to the civilian life, focus on fitting in again. No money, a place to go and undiagnosed PTSD sure doesn't make life easier. Duncan reunites with his cousin, and begins his journey in joining a motorcycle club where he seeks the comfort of a real brotherhood and a code of honour that's similar to the one he knew while serving the military.