Raising a Rebel: A Story of Trauma, Identity, and Unlikely Love in a Troubled Teen's Journey Chris had been raised by a manly, gruff, mean hulk of a man. His mother left when he was young leaving him and his father to make due on their own. Even though Chris was very young when she left, it had been obvious that Robert, Chris' father, had contributed to her abandon. In order to cope with the ever present alpha male figure his father was Chris became a very aggressive man. It didn't help that at 6' 4" he towered everyone at school, it also didn't help that he developed much faster than the other boys and that by freshman year of highschool he had a full chest of hair and could grow a full beard. All of these factors made him an outcast amongst the students and he was always alone. It was now junior year (he failed 8th grade so he's18) and his aggressiveness had grown so much he had to be removed from Aldridge High School and moved to one of those alternative programs for troubled teens. . His father was seldom around the house and when he was he had a hoard of women with him. This was too much for Chris and he only had one person to talk to, his name was Jack. Jack had been his closest friend since pre-k, it was thanks to this fact that Jack was not afraid of Chris. Jack had known Chris when Chris was just a small kid that was so shy it was painful to see. Now that Chris was a huge mean beast of a man Jack felt protected. Jack always compared himself to Chris he was jealous of how good looking he was and the fact that he was too paranoid to notice that stares he got from chicks. Jack had a smooth lean body , no facial hair, no trace of manliness this pissed him off. Yet, all of this didn't matter when he was with Chris because Chris made him feel he was just right. Chris had been with a few girls in his lifetime, his huge member was the talk amongst the girls in school, but his luck with the girls wasn't much because they were too scared to go up to him and he was too aloof to approach them. …the next moment changed everything
