Season 2 Episode 62
What happens when survival becomes your identity. Sean Young grew up inside violence, entered the Army at 17, deployed four times, lost his best friend overseas, and spiraled into addiction and rage after discharge. After a suicide attempt and a hard reset, he chose accountability, community, and five years of continuous sobriety. We talk about men’s mental health, veteran transitions, anger as armor, and the slow work of living again.
“Survival mode is not living. It is just making it to the next day.”
“Anger isn’t the end. It is a sign that fear or sadness is underneath.”
“Accountability heals what shame keeps infected.”
“Don’t take it personal. Most of what hurt you wasn’t about you.”
Men are bleeding out emotionally in plain sight. Veterans are trained to stay angry and stay ready, then sent home without a map back to peace. Sean’s story is a masterclass in choosing life when the body only knows war. If you love a man who is hurting, if you are that man, or if you are rebuilding after addiction, you will hear yourself here.
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