mustafa960 wrote:
Best wishes mate , hope she recovers fully.
Someone hasn't been paying attention...
WarrMachine wrote:
So happy that you're being so strong and mature through this experience Adam.
Just goes to show how awesome of a person you are.
That's our Adam.

Azkkad wrote:
I also feel very fortunate for the community's acceptance of our relationship. We received nothing but support from the people around us, including Ada's family. I was both moved and heart-broken when we confessed our relationship to them. They were so kind and accepting to me (I think Ada's father was actually relieved), and it made me realize how other people with our circumstances don't get that kind of acceptance. And the fact that some couples have gotten disowned by their families or even beaten up because of their love tears me apart. Ada was also saddened by this fact, but she always managed to brighten both of our spirits.
Some people just can't understand that finding the one isn't a crime.
Azkkad wrote:
I forgive the drunk driver (who's name I will not provide) for what has happened. He already feels terrible about what he did, and he needs to live on with that guilt for the rest of his life. I feel no need to enhance that guilt any further.
I do not blame him for deciding to drive while drunk. I blame the people around him who didn't stop him from getting into the car. Whether it was his friends he was having a drink with, or the clerk who sold him the alcohol, I lose faith in them for not doing anything to prevent this incident.
I urge you not to make the same mistake.
If only more people could be as understanding as you...
Azkkad wrote:
The Sun burns a bit darker now for me.
...
And now that Ada is gone, everything has changed in my life. The world will never be the same for me again. My heart will never be as full again. And I'm beginning to accept that; I'm still just confronting all of my emotions rather than shying away from them.
Hang in there, Adam. We're here for you.