when we finally open up. remember that.

[libbybarton]

that is so true amen bless you man 💖💖💖

[BUBS_HD]

And to never use that new knowledge as a weapon against them. They've had a bad enough experience already and if one adds to that because they finally opened up it can cause them to completely close up and never seek the help/support they need. Stop being pricks and support eachother! Stay strong Bam Fam👊

[joto]

THANK YOU BAM, YOU UNDERSTAND! Alot of ppl don't understand. they think negative of you as to why you are the way you are. They see it as an excuse when it's not that at all...✌️👍

[bartekniedz]

Your a blessing my brother THANK YOU
"Remember That"

[JJ-ptxb]

I feel blessed to know when people trust me enough to share their life because not everyone deserves to know it!

[debra]

They want you to listen to them-i would always listen to them ❤

[ILOVEmyLord]

Absolutely spot on AGAIN!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[mikon]

I think we all should open more about our mental health to someone. I did it, it was hard but i felt some clarity in a way. Discovering your page bam has helped me think more clearly.
Thankyou.

[saltysouthernmomma]

Amen Steve! I just love your videos so much! Sending you much love and respect from Eastern NC 🏖 🌊 ❤️

[petra]

So very true. It takes courage to be vulnerable about things we struggle with.

[Justanothercog]

Yes! One thing ppl often don't realize is that taking the steps to open up & speak on it is a huge part of the healing process. We can't learn to trust if we can't allow ourselves to be vulnerable. Unfortunately, when that vulnerability is met with judgement, being treated as "broken" or attention-seeking, it can send someone backwards to further question their own judgement or ability to trust.
Compassion goes a long fking way.

[KaliberBMG]

Bam, that’s a beautiful message to those who might truly care, none of us (I feel) are looking for pity, we’ve seen, suffered and passed that point all on our own and built a life. But that’s very genuine and powerfully worded 💥
Much love and respect 🫡 Steve.

[johndanvers]

I had a conversation with someone who had PTSD and just listened he Benefitted greatly

[lesablunt]

What A Gift You Have Bam!!😇 So So True!

[kathleenprice]

So true you are a true blessing and a big help you have helped Chris’ a lot thank you so much Steve

[jims]

Bam you nailed it Sr I just did that and I listen to you off and on and many of those times I ask myself how's this man know what I'm feeling or thinking sometimes, and your message at that time is exactly what iv needed to hear ty sr, your a good man Sr, ty when I did this I didn't know him but hrs, yet you nailed it didn't have anything to hide from that person, simply wanted them to know this very message, but yet felt as I was wanting to trust him even know I just met him I wanted him to have that same trust even when it's earned and that chance to do so ty you very much for this short I really needed it tonight ty Bam!

[justasmalltowngirl]

That is so true, … I hardly tell anyone about my life. It’s been a rough ride, and has made me the person that I am. It can be hard to let someone in, but often helps when you talk to the right person.

[patriciamedaris]

Amen brother! My husband has PTSD and it took him 26 years for him to fully open up to me. I knew it was bc he finally trusted me fully in part, and part bc he was finally ready to talk about it.

[davidholderbee]

Very true story men don't talk about thing like to just anyone

[godfamilycountry]

Unconditional trust if fragile!! Beware who you trust!! ✊