راب موؤلف مني انا و abood za5o

اكيييييييييييييييييييييييد انا اقولها عنه لي اني واثقه في عبدالله مهيري

أنل الصراحه ما أحب الراب
أحب الأغاني الهاديه
وزي ما قال كرستيانو
تكلمو في شي مفيد
لأن الكل محاسب على كلامه

السلام عليكم إخواني الاعضاء كيف حالكم يا أحبابي
نحن في المنتدى عائلة وحدة وإخوى وأحباب فما يجوز إنا نتخاصم سوى على المنتدى وغير المنتدى
وأذكركم بالآية التي تقول
(إدفع بالتي هي أحسن السيئة فإذا الذي بينك وبينه عداوةٌ كأنه وليٌ حميم وما يلقًًًََاها إلى الذين صبروا ومايلقََاها إلى ذو حضٍ عظيم)

Stories like this DO happen. A great site for teens is The Mail Crew. One of the things on their site is how The Mail Crew came to be. I suggest you go there for the full story.

To summarise:

Two guys came out to each other at school. A couple of days later, they observed a younger kid being abused for apparently being gay. They slipped a note into his locker, telling him that if he's gay, he's not alone. They then pointed him to the Foley-Mashburn Saga at CRVBoy.com.

It turns out that that was the younger boy's (Aaron) fourteenth birthday. He was planning on celebrating it by going home and killing himself. Instead, he read the story and things turned around.

He's now sixteen and doing very well. He's a brilliant young man, and does the editing for several authors that I know of. He's my editor for New Brother, as well as What Do I Say? and The Gift. Most of that was done while he was only fifteen.

This is one that I know is a true story. The guys at the Mail Crew are fantastic and an inspiration. I have hope in the younger generation because of people like them.

Graeme

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