The "Thank you" thread

Two years this thread has been dormant. No one has anyone to thank in two years? Sad.

I want to thank my daughter.

I was depressed today for a myriad of reasons, which I won't share. She noticed something was wrong and I kept telling her not to worry about it.

But, she persisted.

I finally caved and all of this stuff that I'd been bottling up just flowed from me and strangely, even though it won't solve anything, I actually feel a million times better.

Thank you for being persistent. Maybe, now I have a clearer head, I can figure some stuff out.

 

Thanks for whoever's created this forum
Also thank the cutie for starting this thread

Thanks the lord for every last breath I am able to breathe

 

Thank you for my son’s continued success in life.

 

I’m thankful for a job ... even though it’s not the one I’d choose. Not everyone is so fortunate.

I’m thankful for friends that have become my brothers and sisters. Many are alone.

I’m thankful for my health. I had Covid in July and am fine. Not everyone was so lucky.

 

Thank you, WWBM, for giving me a place to let off steam.
Thank you, forum users, for clicking the "ha ha" emoji under my posts even when they're not meant to be funny
Thank you, mods, for not banning me.
Thank you, ignore function, for making my WWBM experience that much smoother.
Thank you, women I say are "cute," who then say, "not beautiful?" to which I reply, "if I'd meant beautiful, I would have said beautiful."

 

Anyone up this early in Florida

 

1.5 million Black Americans (mostly Black Men) served in World War II, fighting at Normandy, Iwo Jima and the Battle of the Bulge, as well as serving in support roles that were critical to the Allies' success.

 

Thank you black men for existing. Not so thankful you exist on the other side of the god damn blood freaking globe, but alas, you exist.

God sculptured your luscious lips and juicy derrière's, your strong physiques and beautiful masculinity, because he knew it would please the white woman greatly.

Thank you for your culture, your triumphs, fighting for your rights, to be heard, to be seen, to be appreciated as you should.

Thank you for knowing how to season your food and for knowing how to lay it down precisely in bed. Thank you for knowing your roles as men and for being nuturing fathers, thank you for your swagga, ability to colour coordinate and just always looking so cool.

Thank you for being so aesthetically pleasing on the eye, whether clothed or unclothed, flaccid or non-flaccid. Thank you for having the best manhood of all manhood. Thank you for your aroma, your cute armpit and chest hair and butt hair at times. Thank you for your rhythm, your flow, your minds, your soul.

But most importantly, thank you for still standing, amongst adversity to remain untainted, you're loved, ever so.

 

I would like to thank my daughter for being born and coming into my life. She has taught me so much about myself that I didn’t know. She made me aware of my strength, my ability to lead, and my overall view of manhood. I hope to have many more years on this earth with her, watching her grow, seeing her accomplish things, being present to answer questions and offer advice, etc. thank you for removing the veil and showing me who I really am and what I’m capable of.

 

This is a great thread to keep active for obvious reasons. I'm thankful that much in my life is going well. From the family, to friends and my job. Still lucky enough to have my mom, my brother is happily married to a great young lady, friends are generally doing well. Also... I'm busy as ever at work, but I'm now 100% WFH, doing more light PM work, and quite happy. Lastly... Finally ready to move to the west coast after delaying for about 6 months.

 

Where are you heading on the west coast? Tampa? Lol

Seriously though, congratulations on things going so well. I love to see guys from the forum winning.

 

Thanks a bunch. I'm likely heading to Orange County, but San Diego is also an option

 

I’m thankful for the stamina to continue getting up each morning and putting in my best effort at work and in life. Much of the time, things can be tough and you can literally feel like just dialing it in, but something I inherited from my family makes me want to do better than that and gives me the mind and the will to do so. Whatever that is, I thank them for it.