About Scott 2

Actually, I have done bad things—not very bad, I exaggerated. I was never a predator or a sexual harasser, but I did talk to family members and employers of people I considered bad for being Nazis, harassers, etc. It was very wrong in both cases. I felt guilty after doing it, and to this day, I regret it. A strong rage erupts, combined with the fact that many people hated the victims and instigated me. To understand that, it is necessary to go back to my childhood: a violent upbringing where the threats and guilt I received taught me that violence is a good way to control. I consider myself a good person in real life; I am very gentle, kind, and empathetic. I have won many 'Best Classmate' awards—three in a row. But there is a hidden side behind that smile: a harsh childhood where I had a good but fanatical and violent father, and generic mental health issues that made me the target of cruel teasing in real life and during my teenage years. My dark side made them fear me, so they don't tease me anymore. Violence works, just like my father's did. But I want to be good, not violent. I just want