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Last night.

Last Night

Blake:
So sorry to hear of your loss. It always seems so lonely when one receives news like that. Please take care and learn from the tradgedy. As they say, one should always think :What is God trying to teach me here"Please do not drink and drive.
 
Blake,

I of course join all of your friends and fans on this site, expressing my deepest sympathies on your loss. I am very sorry to hear of the loss of your friend.
 
Not much words can say to help much. I send you a long distant hug. Use this experience to help you and your friends to avoid dangereous situations in the future. Our love to you always.
 
I lost a friend in high school to a drunk driver. She got in the car with him and he drove through a stop sign and right into a tree. He survived. She didn't. You can't make people choose wisely, but even knowing that doesn't make loosing a friend any easier. I'm sorry to hear that you have to go through this as well. Hang in there. Nothing can make this easy, but you will get through this, in time.
 
We are still here for you Blake if you feel like talking about it. XOXO
 
Dear Blake,

I am so, so sorry to hear of the lost of a dear friend of yours. I extend to you my deepest sympathy to you and your friends and family. Your friends and family at Broke Straight Boys will always be here for you and will support you whenever needed. I understand how you feel, as I lost my mother to an auto accident. Be strong for the family of your friend, as that is what they need at this time.

Live Long and Prosper,
Vicekid
 
Blake,
As I've read through these messages It is so obvious that you are more than just a model on a porn site, you are a friend, a much cared for friend. I hope you see that and are comforted by the fact that we all are sharing your grief. I think if it was possible we too would be putting our head down next to yours and just cry. When we say that you are in our thoughts a prayers I believe we mean it with all of our hearts.
 
Blake, Thank you for posting this excellent example of raw emotion following a needless accident. You have shown how devastating such a thoughtless action can take. After many years of first responder service, I know only too well the devastation that drunk drivers can cause. We can only hope that your video will make a difference in someone's attitude and that this will make them think before getting behind the wheel while impaired. You are a very special person and I am sure all of us extend our deepest sympathy to the family, other friends and especially to you.
 
Thank you Blake. I wish we could make that a public service announcement broadcast in many places. I'm glad it's on Youtube. Maybe it really can make a difference and save a life. Hopefully more than one.
 
Blake,

One man can never truly measure another man's grief. Grief is immeasurable. Meet grief head on, experience it, wallow in it, express it and most of all, share it. Then, you set grief aside, and allow life, to continue.

The most important way to honor a loved one, is to continue living, and remembering, who they were, and all that they meant to you.

With deepest condolences,

Love ya,
JLipps
 
I guess that makes us all a family here.. We have good times, we have the bad, we share our knowledge and we care. Family. :)

Love you ALL!
Blake, dear, if anyone ever became part of our family, it would have to be you. You are adored by people around the world. Kinda feels good, doesn't it?

Love you bro.
 
Guys,

I watched Blake's video on drinking and driving this morning: and it really touched me. It is raw, and angry, and sad, and truthful. I hope that expressing those true (and justified) emotions, will help Blake to come to terms with how he feels, right in this moment: and I hope that, over time (though full healing takes much longer) he will one day begin to heal. But one can never, ever, forget a loss, like this.

Tampa, I feel just as you do. Though it cost Blake a lot to make that video - I feel SURE that his tough, and eloquent, and emotional, presentation of the COSTS of drunk driving WILL SAVE someone's life. Perhaps it will be in a faraway country, and doubtless neither Blake, nor ANY of us, will know WHOSE life he has saved. But, I am sure that his eloquent words will make a DIFFERENCE.

And - as far as all of us being a kind of FAMILY. Well, there are two kinds of families, one is part of. One, is one's biological family - which, in my personal situation, I am very lucky about: because all my biological family is good, and kind, to me. The second, is the family one CHOOSES ~ which, for gay people, historically: has always been highly significant, for us - as it certainly has been, for me.

These are the people whom, because of their goodness and kindness and caring, one CHOOSES for oneself: whether as lovers; or, as friends (who are more like brothers or sisters, than mere friends). While I suppose that the many of my "second" kind of family are gay or lesbian people ~ there are quite a number of straight men and women, who are, too. (And this is just as significant, to me. For, while I won't have children of my own: I do believe that EVERYONE's words and deeds of genuine love live on, in and through the people we love. And that is important.)

I am very happy to know that so many of you, here, are part of that real, "chosen" family, of mine. And you are one of these people, Blake.

"A" XOXOXOXOXO
 
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