Almost A Good Man

We’ve all got a version of ourselves we hoped to be. Almost a Good Man is for the ones who got close—before the drugs, the lies, the silence, the shame. These are the stories of men trying to claw back a little light, not to be heroes, just to be real. Not perfect. Not dead. Just almost.

“He meant well. That was the problem.”

This isn’t about sainthood. It’s about the guy who almost got it right, then blew it. The one who loved his kids but wasn’t there. The one who came back, even if it was late. Almost a Good Man is where we say what we did, how it hurt, and why we still care. No sermon. No clean slate. Just the truth—held together by a little decency and a lot of regret.

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