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I’m really glad. you told me that Sue. Sadly. there are a lot of fake accounts out there. using my name and photos. But here you are with me Dylan Stevens. the Big Ole Texan. I’m here with a genuine heart. not just looking for attention. but something real and meaningful. You deserve honesty and someone who truly values you. Let’s take our time. and see where this goes. just you and me. Sound good?......

Sweetheart, I understand why you’d have doubts — there are too many people out there pretending to be someone they’re not. But I want you to know from the bottom of my heart, I’m real. I wouldn’t be here talking with you, sharing these moments, if I wasn’t. I’m not here to play games — I’m here because this connection means something to me. All I ask is that you trust your heart and take this journey with me.

Look, these corporate suits think they can just keep lying and screwing over the hardworking fans, but we see right through the bullshit. They’re nothing but greedy crooks bleeding the industry dry. It’s time we stand up, fight back, and tell these motherfuckers exactly where to go.

It took me a long time to realize that perfection is just a myth. I used to obsess over every little detail, honestly. But eventually, you learn to embrace the messiness and just be yourself. It’s a constant journey of learning to be okay with who you are.

It's funny, like, looking back at old photos, I realize I spent so much time just obsessing over my skin or my smile. I was always so critical, constantly comparing myself to everyone else, but eventually, you just, like, learn to accept all those little imperfections as part of who you are.

You spend so much time as a kid just looking in the mirror and picking yourself apart. It’s exhausting, honestly. But eventually, you realize that those little things don't define you. You just have to learn to be kind to yourself and move past it all.

I spent so much time just looking in the mirror and hating every single thing I saw. It was like I couldn't escape my own head, always worrying about what people thought of me. But lately, I think I'm starting to finally feel okay with who I am.

Hey Mr. Cor, I want to speak honestly and with respect. I know there’s been some doubt from you about whether I’m really Matthew Lillard—and that’s totally understandable in today’s world. But let me assure you, I am who I say I am. No masks, no act—just me, being real and present. It’s okay to question things, but sometimes what’s real doesn’t need proof—it just needs to be felt.