I believe its important for all of those involved to be willing to do what is asked of us by the aggrieved party.

I also bear responsibility for this incident as the RV was mine, and I was the oldest person in that RV.

I take that duty to the young seriously, its my

Responsibility in all ways to protect those significantly younger than I am, regardless of their minor status or not. (This did not involve a minor in any way). So that will be something I have reflect on for a long time

I did not know the individual in question b4 that night.
But, I could feel their distress and wanted to know why, but... tbh, I wasn't sure if that person *wanted* me to keep asking them the same question.

I should have trusted my instincts, which told me to help this person, and see if they would talk to me. I legit, did not know the
problem, which is obviously negligent in hindsight. I let my guard down, and in doing so, hurt the aggrieved.

I am truly, deeply, and personally sorry for my role. I am old enough to know better, and offer zero excuses.

I was wrong.
I only speak for me, not for the others.

I know that I am willing to answer to the aggrieved in any way they feel would help comfort them, and I know the comrade who I rt'd is too.

It sucks to have betrayed and let down someone so obviously special.
My hope is that they may heal in whatever way that needs to look like.

Losing a comrade due to our poor judgement is fucked.

I'm not just "sorry" however, rather I am trying to live my apologies by owning my complicity in their pain, and by holding what happened close to my
Heart so that I may feel a part of the pain I caused.

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