Transcript
I get withdrawn, like, I just segregate myself from the rest
of the world, even my own family.
I sit in my room playing the Xbox.
It got to a point to where I would play on the Xbox
from six o'clock in the morning to six o'clock in the morning.
I'll come out to use the bathroom.
I'll come out to eat
or sometimes eat while I'm playing a video game,
smoking a cigarette.
I didn't care about what's going outside my bedroom door.
That got really bad because I started missing out on a lot
of things with the family.
I didn't want to do the, you know,
this week we're having a birthday
but we're celebrating everybody's birthday
at one time, and then the following day,
we're doing something with the family again.
That's too much for me.
So I said, forget it, I'm shutting myself
up in my little hole and that's it, I'm good.
Let me come out when I want to come out, but sometimes,
that would get too long.
I'll be in there weeks on end.
My wife will tell you that.
'Cause being segregated is,
you miss out on a lot, miss out on a lot.