After working with people who have disabilities for the last 6 months, I can honestly say, the biggest disability a human can have is a bad mindset. Also, I’d like to add, I’ve been given the ‘R’ word pass. They accept me as one of their own. Just thought you should know. ✌️ CH 5/28/26

Burn me down Bury me six feet under the ground Strip me bare Expose everything Throw your stones Take my home Delete everything I claim to know Take my heart, rip it out of my chest; Watch it pump; Watch it bleed What do I really need? Kill the boy I used to be Let him go; Let him die; Murder my fragile identities Drown me in your love Poison me with your pain Let your true self push me off a cliff Let me fall Leave me lifeless Suck the air out of my lungs Break my bones

I get older in the winter. And younger in the summer. . . . That’s it. That’s the poem. . . . . . . . . . You can leave now. . . . . . . That’s really it. . . . . . . I get older in the winter. . . . And I get younger in the summer. . . . . . . As a result, I never age. . . . It’s true. I’m still Clint Haugen. Nothing about that has changed. I never age. . . . . . . I just change the way I behave. I just interpret the

If I choose myself, If I really choose myself, Then I am choosing the me that loves you; Because I do love you. So how can I choose myself and not love you? It is the ‘I’ that loves you—the ‘me’. ‘The myself’ that I chose is so in love with you. I can't choose a version of me that doesn't want to share a life with you because that version of myself doesn't exist. That isn't me. It's a fantasy. I, Clint Haugen, love you. If I choose myself, than I choose you. It’s inevitable