TnT_Terry VIP ∙ Aug 4, 2024

Armor grew up rough and ran away from foster care numerous times beginning at the age of 7. His mom was a drug addict who loved her drugs more than him or anyone else, and he never knew his dad or any other family members. He was taken from his mom at just 2 ½ years old after being left in a dumpster in just a diaper and pacifier, and then placed in foster care and put up for adoption which never happened due to no one wanting a problem child as they termed him. By the age of 10 he had run away and hit the streets getting into smoking, drugs, drinking, stealing and skipping school in between. Then began numerous trips to Juvie and group homes and then landing himself in Juvie permanently at 15. It was then that he got himself involved with the wrong crowd only to find out that they were using him as their scapegoat whenever they would get caught doing something wrong.

So began his road to recovery at the age of 16. He was a flight risk, so therefor unable to attend public school, so they had a tutor in house that tried their best to catch him up to the grade level he should be at 16, at least 9th or 10th grade. He began to get serious about education when his interest was spiked with the possibility of teaching. So, he did everything that he could to bring up his grades, being that his counselor told him they could apply for scholarships to pay for him to go to college, if he could get at least a "B" average in all course areas. He didn’t want to become his mom, as he wanted to break that chain and begin fresh. So the day has come that he turns 18 and is set free from Juvenile Detention. What will his future hold? Can he stay clean and away from trouble, drugs and such and set a new course for a bright future?