Testimonials
From My Readers:
Sarah S.
"Brett's blog changed my perspective on redemption. His openness about his mistakes and journey to self-forgiveness has given me the strength to face my own struggles head-on. It's raw, real, and deeply inspiring."
Parker B.
"This blog stands out for its raw honesty and fearless exploration of difficult topics like addiction, failure, and redemption. With a unique blend of defiance and pragmatism, Brett invites readers to reflect on their own lives, especially those living with challenging societal judgments. His writing is deeply personal, offering both insight and inspiration to those navigating their own struggles. If you’re looking for thought-provoking, boundary-pushing content that delves into the complexities of personal growth, Brett’s blog is a powerful and compelling read."
Anonymous
"When I first found Brett’s blog, I thought it was trash—just someone with a criminal past trying to justify himself. I Googled him, judged him, even laughed with friends about it. I didn’t think he deserved a platform.
But something kept me coming back. At first, it was curiosity, but I soon realized his writing wasn’t about excuses. It was about owning every mistake and building from the wreckage.
I still don’t agree with everything, but I respect him. His raw, honest, and unapologetic words show a rare kind of humanity. I came to judge, but I became a fan."
John D.
“This writing is gritty and real. It’s uncomfortable at times, but that’s what makes it powerful—it challenges you to face your own shit.”
Sam A.
“I hated everything about this blog at first. His past, his attitude, all of it disgusted me. But the more I read, the more I realized I was uncomfortable because he was speaking his truth.”
Anonymous
"Finding this blog felt like a lifeline. As someone who’s been incarcerated for sex crimes, the isolation and judgment can be overwhelming, but this honesty made me realize I wasn’t alone. He doesn’t hide his past or the struggle for redemption—he shows it’s possible to confront your mistakes and still rebuild your life. His blog gave me hope that despite the stigma, there’s a way forward. For anyone in a similar situation, it’s a reminder that redemption and self-forgiveness are possible."