Heavy emotions. Raw feelings. Untold stories.
Vol. 3 is by far the author’s most genuine and controversial work to date. It will make you cringe but also help you confront your own internal fears, while reflecting on the importance of self-awareness.
Despite upholding a “good guy” image we learn that Saint is human just like the rest of us as he publicly takes the mask off, comfortably shedding light on his vices and imperfections in a breathtaking manner. He touches on the difficulties of having to face his ugly past, his ongoing insecurities, the dislike of his appearance, and the persistent issues with his father.
Saint serves up a heavy side of vulnerability as he shows you how to successfully overcome your insecurity hurdles, in the midst of exposing his own flaws and shortcomings.
Vol. 3 is by far the author’s most genuine and controversial work to date. It will make you cringe but also help you confront your own internal fears, while reflecting on the importance of self-awareness.
Despite upholding a “good guy” image we learn that Saint is human just like the rest of us as he publicly takes the mask off, comfortably shedding light on his vices and imperfections in a breathtaking manner. He touches on the difficulties of having to face his ugly past, his ongoing insecurities, the dislike of his appearance, and the persistent issues with his father.
Saint serves up a heavy side of vulnerability as he shows you how to successfully overcome your insecurity hurdles, in the midst of exposing his own flaws and shortcomings.