Willie R. Williams's profile

1-21-2013

Hello,

Whoever you are, wherever you are, if you're feeling depressed and alone or uncared for or about, please don't hesitate to inform or contact someone that can and will help you feel better. Believe me, I've experienced a very unpleasant journey in my life, mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and physically, starting early on as an infant and continuing on into adulthood; from abused, physically, mentally, and emotionally; to being bullied and outcast; to total confusion of what did I do to deserve being treated like this.

Depression and loneliness has been a constant companion of mine all through my life, until a couple of years ago, when I reached out for help and realized "that a person's past shouldn't predict their future; it should prepare them for it. I started utilizing the assets around me and within me, such as doing my research on abuse and bullying, reading up on it, as well as going to classes. Also, talking to people that have been or gone through similar or the same things I have, believing and knowing that I didn't do or deserve any of the treatment I went through, and above all, loving myself for who I am and who I will become, each second, minute, hour, and day I strive to be a better person." And man, life is far too short to be unhappy about things that weren't your fault. I choose to focus on staying positive and filled with good energy and "love," for everyone...

My name is Willie Williams. I'm single and I have no children. I have a variety of interests, but at this moment in time, the main one is helping or assisting anyone who's went through or going through what I went through in my life. I just want you to know, there is light at the end of the tunnel, and that I'm here for you. If you would like to write directly to me, here's my info:

Willie Williams — T-61993
MCSP-4-143
P.O. Box 409060
Ione, CA 95640

[Photo of Willie Williams, an African American man in a pale blue button-up, blue jeans, and black shoes. He is smiling at the camera, squatting in front of a tapestry of similarly blue and neutral colors.]