Chapter 8: The Man I Slowly Began to Lose

Sometimes a man doesn’t lose himself all at once. It happens slowly, through compromises, responsibilities, relationships, and decisions he believes are necessary to keep his family together.

In this chapter, Curtis Gill takes readers back to a time when building a family became more important than understanding himself. He explores how love, responsibility, and the desire to create a stable home can sometimes cause a man to lose sight of his own identity.

Because sometimes the hardest person to recognize is the man staring back at you in the mirror.