Wow...I can definitely feel the abstract thing... And, your right. Shaun Morgan does feel alienated and looked down upon by every one...Especially his own family...He is half South African, half English, and his parents divorced when he was 12. He went to live with his Father, and spent his entire life, even the time before that feeling left out and looked down on because of who he was. Who his parents were. His Gene pool included both South African blood, and English blood, and his family couldn't except that. His mothers side wanted nothing to do with him because he was English, and his father's side wanted nothing to do with him because he was into rock and roll. And somewhere in there...Religion also plays a part in their discrimination of him. I know all this from reading interviews and his Auto...
And, he doesn't want anything to do with cliques either, because the boys in his All Boys School also looked down on him... He said that if some one was even just a year older then you, you had to call them "Sir." Think Military. So, if some kid who was older then him says "Good morning, Shaun." He has to respond with "Sir, Good Morning Sir." How ridiculous!
Catch you all later,
MaggieMichelle
Wow...I can definitely feel the abstract thing... And, your right. Shaun Morgan does feel alienated and looked down upon by every one...Especially his own family...He is half South African, half English, and his parents divorced when he was 12. He went to live with his Father, and spent his entire life, even the time before that feeling left out and looked down on because of who he was. Who his parents were. His Gene pool included both South African blood, and English blood, and his family couldn't except that. His mothers side wanted nothing to do with him because he was English, and his father's side wanted nothing to do with him because he was into rock and roll. And somewhere in there...Religion also plays a part in their discrimination of him. I know all this from reading interviews and his Auto... And, he doesn't want anything to do with cliques either, because the boys in his All Boys School also looked down on him... He said that if some one was even just a year older then you, you had to call them "Sir." Think Military. So, if some kid who was older then him says "Good morning, Shaun." He has to respond with "Sir, Good Morning Sir." How ridiculous! Catch you all later, MaggieMichelle
thats some sad and depressing shit.
thats some sad and depressing shit.