Then I met Lee, the founder of Tattoos and Tears.

Lee didn’t just listen, he understood. He created a space where men can open up, be vulnerable, heal, and learn who they truly are. A place I wish existed when I was younger… a place that could have saved me from years of pain, confusion, and destructive habits.

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That’s why Tattoos and Tears means so much to me.
It’s not just a charity it’s a lifeline for young men who feel lost in a world that tells them to “man up” instead of “speak up.”

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I truly believe Tattoos and Tears will change young men’s lives, especially in these crazy times where so many suffer in silence.

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So I want to give something back.