Life Coach Michael Chandler

[hswrestler]

Pretty solid life advice from Chandler here. I think Gaethje also wanted to be a youth counselor after fighting and poirier is doing good work with his charity. Could see all 3 of them working together in community outreach events and oliveria and Dariush praying for the kids in the back.

 

[Bos Docken]

Call me wacky but I'm not interested in life coaching from a cage fighter.

 

[TheBulge]

pro tip: when all else fails fish hook your opponent

"And when your ko'd opponent's corpse is being stretchered out of the octagon, that is the time to practise your gymnastic celebrations".

 

[BangBang]

"And when your ko'd opponent's corpse is being stretchered out of the octagon, that is the time to practise your gymnastic celebrations".

Absolutely - it's called empathy.

 

[TempleoftheDog]

Yeah, Justin took Human Services (social worker) in college.

I like Chandler. Many here don’t and say he’s phony and shit. I don’t get that from him at all. He seems very genuine to me.

Like there’s NO way his wife and him adopted 2 black children to impress anybody. They did what they thought was helpful, and right.

My mom had a cpl miscarriages, and stillborn twin girls. She didn’t want to go through any of that again.

So my mom/dad adopted a 3 week old boy. And 17 months down the road, I was born. My guess has always been that there was no pressure anymore. And so it happened naturally.

My big brother is a great guy. He stood up for me a lot when we were kids. He’s always only been my big brother.

My mom asked when he was about 12 (he’s always known he was adopted) if he’d like to find his natural mother. He said no, you’re my mom.

Edit.

Realized I had a wrong word in there. Took it out.

 

[Pequeño Corey]

First thread I’ve ever seen about Dustin, Justin, and Chandler that wasn’t about the epic rank squat log jam at LW.

 

[svmr_db]

In addition to his life advice he should give out some dancing advice too

 

[Normot]

I’ve never heard of that. Legally buying a baby. Unless of course you contract with a surrogate.

The kids are at least 5 years apart.

Adoption is actually expensive.

https://www.economist.com/free-exch...aper to,by American parents are international.

 

[baba2008]

Yeah, Justin took Human Services (social worker) in college.

I like Chandler. Many here don’t and say he’s phony and shit. I don’t get that from him at all. He seems very genuine to me.

Like there’s NO way his wife and him adopted 2 black children to impress anybody. They did what they thought was helpful, and right.

My mom had a cpl miscarriages, and stillborn twin girls. She didn’t want to go through any of that again.

So my mom/dad adopted a 3 week old boy. And 17 months down the road, I was born. My guess has always been that there was no pressure anymore. And so it happened naturally.

My big brother is a great guy. He stood up for me a lot when we were kids. He’s always only been my big brother.

My mom asked when he was about 12 (he’s always known he was adopted) if he’d like to find his natural mother. He said no, you’re my mom.

Edit.

Realized I had a wrong word in there. Took it out.

Nice to read something genuine and heartfelt on here. Brightened my day.

 

[dipstickjimmy]

In addition to his life advice he should give out some dancing advice too

Whether you are dancing or pissing at the urinal.....




























Shake it more than 3 times it is masturbating.

 

[1s1k]

Yeah, Justin took Human Services (social worker) in college.

I like Chandler. Many here don’t and say he’s phony and shit. I don’t get that from him at all. He seems very genuine to me.

Like there’s NO way his wife and him adopted 2 black children to impress anybody. They did what they thought was helpful, and right.

My mom had a cpl miscarriages, and stillborn twin girls. She didn’t want to go through any of that again.

So my mom/dad adopted a 3 week old boy. And 17 months down the road, I was born. My guess has always been that there was no pressure anymore. And so it happened naturally.

My big brother is a great guy. He stood up for me a lot when we were kids. He’s always only been my big brother.

My mom asked when he was about 12 (he’s always known he was adopted) if he’d like to find his natural mother. He said no, you’re my mom.

Edit.

Realized I had a wrong word in there. Took it out.

That’s actually very common. I think the reason you mentioned is a big part of it.

 

[Bearknuckle]

CTE hasn’t kicked in yet.

 

[Cheatr Pan]

My mom asked when he was about 12 (he’s always known he was adopted) if he’d like to find his natural mother. He said no, you’re my mom.

Seems like you have a great family sherbro

 

[TempleoftheDog]

Seems like you have a great family sherbro

Not entirely (different story for another day). And even though my mom came home for Christmas, after 4 weeks in the hospital was really great.

I honestly don’t think she will be here in a month or two. It’s fucking heart breaking.

So I’m doing the best I can. Trying to make every moment count.

Many in here know my story. And I greatly appreciate the support.

Thank you very much.