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Found him just today while looking at Levi michael’s ig profile. What a big-ass coincidence! And considering he has around 9k followers BUT he can travel in a jet is kinda sus in itself. Plus he’s going to Hawaii?! Not even I can afford that with two relatively mid-paying jobs
 
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He is incredibly hot. This is my favorite picture of him, you can see quite a big hint of his penis.
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Exploiting our depression or embracing it? At least our clothing brand has a purpose and a goal to help anyone struggling in their life or going through a difficult time. Rather than almost every other clothing brand out there with no purpose except to spend all of their profits on jets, mansions, and fancy cars without ever giving back to the community that supports them. I've had all that stuff and I don't care about it, I want to help the world now and so I chose to start a brand to do just that. Do I still like nice things, sure, but it isn't what defines who I am anymore. You can think it's "exploiting" my depression if you like, but I'm doing it because that is what I want to do, and in time you will see how much of a positive impact on the world we will have. You can only have so many Lamborghini's before life gets pointless, and I have the benefit of being able to say I have literally had access to everything in this world that money can buy. Without a purpose and without helping others, there is no point to living this life.

PS. no there aren't any nudes of me online :)
 
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Exploiting our depression or embracing it? At least our clothing brand has a purpose and a goal to help anyone struggling in their life or going through a difficult time. Rather than almost every other clothing brand out there with no purpose except to spend all of their profits on jets, mansions, and fancy cars without ever giving back to the community that supports them. I've had all that stuff and I don't care about it, I want to help the world now and so I chose to start a brand to do just that. Do I still like nice things, sure, but it isn't what defines who I am anymore. You can think it's "exploiting" my depression if you like, but I'm doing it because that is what I want to do, and in time you will see how much of a positive impact on the world we will have. You can only have so many Lamborghini's before life gets pointless, and I have the benefit of being able to say I have literally had access to everything in this world that money can buy. Without a purpose and without helping others, there is no point to living this life.

PS. no there aren't any nudes of me online :)
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Wow, OK, as someone who has suffered from profound depression for over 45 years and worked for decades in mental health, I can tell you that none of us need black clothing with secret messages in code to help us understand or care for our depression or elicit sympathy and connections from others who might just spot us wearing it. These are pointless clothes that were designed by former influencer who have no background in mental health and have created it as a profit business and not even as a fundraiser for an organization, because what mental health organization in their right mind would want to be part of something so superficial

And as part of your stated mission being concerned for the environment and keeping microplastics from the ocean and not using polyester would seem admirable if you weren’t already abundantly known for the the constant documenting of yourself and friends taking private jets all over the world causing great detriment to the environment. Perhaps offlx is on to something.

Should private jets be banned to spare the climate? | DW | 03.12.2019
 
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Wow, OK, as someone who has suffered from profound depression for over 45 years and worked for decades in mental health, I can tell you that none of us need black clothing with secret messages in code to help us understand or care for our depression or elicit sympathy and connections from others who might just spot us wearing it. These are pointless clothes that were designed by former influencer who have no background in mental health and have created it as a profit business and not even as a fundraiser for an organization, because what mental health organization in their right mind would want to be part of something so superficial

And as part of your stated mission being concerned for the environment and keeping microplastics from the ocean and not using polyester would seem admirable if you weren’t already abundantly known for the the constant documenting of yourself and friends taking private jets all over the world causing great detriment to the environment. Perhaps offlx is on to something.

Should private jets be banned to spare the climate? | DW | 03.12.2019
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You clearly don't understand the point of our clothing, and that is okay. It's not for you. Don't buy it. It's not about a black t-shirt, it's about being part of a community when you are normally alone. Suffering from depression yourself I'm sure you know that you are generally alone with no one to talk to.

As far as your comments about my past life experience, I can't imagine you are a saint and have never made choices that you currently wouldn't. Do I regret the choices I made? No. Am I still that same person? No. Could I be? Yes. I could absolutely go back to that life if I chose to, but instead I am choosing to come back to the "99%" and build something from the ground up and help people. Because that is what I am choosing to do. If you don't want to believe me or be part of it that's your choice. I know I am doing the right thing by all of the people I have ALREADY inspired and heard from and listened to their stories at the markets we go to and online.

Giving people a creative outlet is one of the best ways to help someone struggling in their life, and I am excited to help people. It doesn't matter if our business is for profit or non profit, I am going to start a non profit the future, but it was too complicated to start right now. At any rate it really doesn't matter whether it's for profit or not, our goal is to build a community and for once acknowledge that those "influencers" you follow on Instagram don't have perfect lives and that there is nothing wrong with your life because you aren't always happy. That is the point of our brand. When you see someone wearing a shirt it's acknowledging that you understand we all go through difficult times. Maybe you aren't aware of this, but everyone is told to suppress their depression or sad feelings and show "good vibes only" the rest of the time. That's the worst thing someone can do.

Anyway you have a biased opinion on me, and that's fine I really don't care. I know the person I am, and I know the positive impact on the world I'm going to have, and honestly for you being so involved with mental health I would have expected you to understand our mission, because everyone else we talk to completely understands what we are doing. But I know it's because you're biased against me personally, and that's okay.
 
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You clearly don't understand the point of our clothing, and that is okay. It's not for you. Don't buy it. It's not about a black t-shirt, it's about being part of a community when you are normally alone. Suffering from depression yourself I'm sure you know that you are generally alone with no one to talk to.

As far as your comments about my past life experience, I can't imagine you are a saint and have never made choices that you currently wouldn't. Do I regret the choices I made? No. Am I still that same person? No. Could I be? Yes. I could absolutely go back to that life if I chose to, but instead I am choosing to come back to the "99%" and build something from the ground up and help people. Because that is what I am choosing to do. If you don't want to believe me or be part of it that's your choice. I know I am doing the right thing by all of the people I have ALREADY inspired and heard from and listened to their stories at the markets we go to and online.

Giving people a creative outlet is one of the best ways to help someone struggling in their life, and I am excited to help people. It doesn't matter if our business is for profit or non profit, I am going to start a non profit the future, but it was too complicated to start right now. At any rate it really doesn't matter whether it's for profit or not, our goal is to build a community and for once acknowledge that those "influencers" you follow on Instagram don't have perfect lives and that there is nothing wrong with your life because you aren't always happy. That is the point of our brand. When you see someone wearing a shirt it's acknowledging that you understand we all go through difficult times. Maybe you aren't aware of this, but everyone is told to suppress their depression or sad feelings and show "good vibes only" the rest of the time. That's the worst thing someone can do.

Anyway you have a biased opinion on me, and that's fine I really don't care. I know the person I am, and I know the positive impact on the world I'm going to have, and honestly for you being so involved with mental health I would have expected you to understand our mission, because everyone else we talk to completely understands what we are doing. But I know it's because you're biased against me personally, and that's okay.
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Hangin out with wealthy pedophiles never made you a part of the 1% so you saying you’re coming “back to the 99%” just sounds delusional and is just one examples of many in your response that show your pretentiousness and insincerity behind this whole venture. I went on the website too. A little half baked and bullshitty in the mission and the about us section. I’d love to know what portion of the proceeds go to established mental health causes and charities and what specific organizations would those be? I may personally not be a saint but I have never sunk as low as you for a trip on a private plane and what’s worse is you show no remorse.
 
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Oh and just as a side note David, don’t go on a rant like most famous people go when they enter these chats. One thing is speaking freely about your site, the merch and your past actions, whilst another is attacking and harassing you directly. So far so good, so please let’s just all keep it together, ya? (Cute angel emoji)
 
How do we know anyone is the real thing, I knew him in Cedar Lake IN, he's always running, running from somewhere to something else, and growing older, those folks he was flying around the World with ran from him, he's too old now for that, yes that is depressing, but is he, depressed,, he is if he can make a dime on it, his Family in IN are Good people, he could always find the real Loves he seeks, there, and with them, never to late to start over, prodigal Son...
 
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