02-20-2015, 07:42 PM
Kris could detect Adam's set of emotions throughout the playback of his own memories like he was playing through some horror video. It was great the know he felt bad about it in the least, but Kris was not expecting the next set of memories to have happened a certain way. Of course as he assumed, Adam had to learn his hatred from somewhere and it was clear that it had come in the form of his father. Why was it always people that dwelled in the Southern parts of America that seemingly had the most twisted form of thinking? If it wasn't for his father berating him and hurting him, Kris would have actually chuckled at the sight since he and everyone else was so used to seeing him as big and bad.
"Because of your father, you learned to hate people that were gay, repressing feelings you probably could have away because it did not define his and now your concept of what a man should be..." Kris said it was his concept now because Adam was now mature and everything he learned was literally instilled into him; hatred. That meant Adam was still going to be some kinds of mean no matter how much Kris would try to get him to change. That did not mean the male could not get him to learn how to love a bit better, especially when the transformation became too late and irreversible. Kris wondered how his mother or siblings if Adam had any would have reacted if they walked in on that scene. "Let's see how this hate has caused you to hurt others because it was what you were taught..."
Another scene came into view, which brought them to the time of Adam's life where he was beginning to learn how to play Baseball; Middle School. It was important to Kris because this was also another chance that Adam could have had a chance to try and live a certain lifestyle, but certain learned traits may have caused him to lash out on someone and because this was a time of their lives where such norms were not really accepted, Kris wondered how it would have also caused him to become more aggressive in nature. There were a few more areas that Kris wanted to check out in his mind, such as his numerous one night stands, but for now, Kris wanted to see what Adam who he fully was.
"Shall we?" He said as they appeared in front of the Gymnasium's double doors. Kris pushed them open, allowing Adam to step through first as he took in the sights of numerous pre-teens engaging in several activities their coaches assigned them for the class period.
"Because of your father, you learned to hate people that were gay, repressing feelings you probably could have away because it did not define his and now your concept of what a man should be..." Kris said it was his concept now because Adam was now mature and everything he learned was literally instilled into him; hatred. That meant Adam was still going to be some kinds of mean no matter how much Kris would try to get him to change. That did not mean the male could not get him to learn how to love a bit better, especially when the transformation became too late and irreversible. Kris wondered how his mother or siblings if Adam had any would have reacted if they walked in on that scene. "Let's see how this hate has caused you to hurt others because it was what you were taught..."
Another scene came into view, which brought them to the time of Adam's life where he was beginning to learn how to play Baseball; Middle School. It was important to Kris because this was also another chance that Adam could have had a chance to try and live a certain lifestyle, but certain learned traits may have caused him to lash out on someone and because this was a time of their lives where such norms were not really accepted, Kris wondered how it would have also caused him to become more aggressive in nature. There were a few more areas that Kris wanted to check out in his mind, such as his numerous one night stands, but for now, Kris wanted to see what Adam who he fully was.
"Shall we?" He said as they appeared in front of the Gymnasium's double doors. Kris pushed them open, allowing Adam to step through first as he took in the sights of numerous pre-teens engaging in several activities their coaches assigned them for the class period.