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@DillonWHess A cup of aromatic coffee, a friendly greeting for a wonderful day and the thought that only good things await us,
are a good start to the day!
Good morning.

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DILLON’S DIRTY LIFE ROAD DIARIES
Rolling down these roads over the decades, I’ve learned that gratitude begins with a conscious decision the intention to focus on the positive moments that shape how we experience and remember daily life.
By choosing to recognize blessings, even in hardship, we shift from fear-based thinking into a mindset rooted in joy, mindfulness, and purpose-driven appreciation. Challenges stop being roadblocks and start becoming lessons meant to sharpen us.
Starting projects and carrying them through to the end is its own form of gratitude. It’s a way of honoring every experience that enters our lives. I write about it as I live it, learning in real time just like all of us trudging this road toward a happier destination, one day at a time. Greater understanding and peace reside within you.
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@DillonWHess I'm glad you and your family are well I'm glad your friend is okay😍🥰
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@dtodor1 Thank you, boy. Differentiated perception is a double-edged sword I carry. Some call it a gift, but it comes with weight. On many days a lot of weight. It’s been a very busy couple weeks. DillonWHess
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DILLONS DIRTY DIRT CHEAP ROAD DIARIES
You dastardly son of a bitch. Out on these dirty roads, people do their deeds right in the open then try to rewrite the story like everyone else is blind. Knowledge is Power.
Blue-collar crime, white-collar crime… power suits or no suit, it’s the same GOD-DAMN thing bitches, FKKK. Just because it’s dressed up doesn’t make it cleaner. Sometimes it just makes it messier. I see the storm long before the rain hits.
Differentiated perception a gift? Or is it a double edge sword. For me it is both. I don’t play God. I don’t intervene. I allowed due diligence the process. Then I address it. Letting the chips fall where they may. We learned collectively myself included. Cruella’ says; fuck that shit. I will not be bullied by any man. And Y’all shouldn’t either. Coming soon!
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@DillonWHess @sinnsilverx @masculinejason You are great and you are wonderful You are an amazing person This Englishman is incredible You always make great videos I hope you appreciate me I always like your comments I hope you send me this in the comments I hope I haven't lost you as your friend.😍🥰😎🤠
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DILLONS DIRTY CHANGE ROAD DIARIES
These desert roads don’t lie. Every mile of dust and heat strips a man @sinnsilverx @masculinejason down to who he really is no masks, no performances, no pretty stories to hide behind.
Just truth humming in your chest like an engine that won’t shut off. I hear that line sometimes, drifting through my head like it’s carried on the wind: “Lord knows I can’t change.” Free Bird, sung by Lynyrd Skynyrd. That lyric hits different when you’ve lived some life. It’s more than rebellion.
More than a man refusing to settle. It’s the sound of someone wrestling with their own nature. Because loving someone and being able to stay… those aren’t always the same thing. I used to think freedom meant never belonging to anyone. No ties. No roots. No one close enough to see the cracks in my armor. However, the road has a way of educating a man. Freedom without truth is just running.
Freedom without accountability is just hiding. And God… He doesn’t live in hiding places. There were nights I prayed that same lyric in a different way: “Lord, I can’t change… not by myself.” That’s where the grit lives. That’s where the ego breaks. That’s where a man drops to his knees and admits he doesn’t have all the answers. Surrender isn’t weakness. It’s the moment you finally stop lying to yourself.
I did my work the ugly kind. The kind where you face your damage. The kind where you admit you hurt people. The kind where you stop blaming the world. And somewhere along those hard miles, God put a man in my life who saw me clearly not the image, not the bravado, not the road-worn mystique. Stevie, He didn’t try to cage me. Didn’t try to rewrite me. Didn’t ask me to be smaller, softer, or easier to hold. He just stood beside me solid, patient, strong in the quiet way that real men are. He loved me enough to let me grow. And I loved him enough to stop running.
That’s the difference. Some men walk away because they can’t change. Others stay because they finally choose to. Loving Steve didn’t cost me my freedom. It showed me what freedom actually is being honest, being accountable, and being strong enough to stay when leaving would be easier. These days, I don’t pretend to know much. The more I live, the more I realize how small I am in God’s vast design. But what I do know, I share openly. Truth isn’t meant to be hoarded it’s meant to light the road for the next traveler walking through the dark.
Knowledge is power. Faith is strength. Love is responsibility. And a man with all three in his toolbox can weather any storm. I’m a free man now spiritually, emotionally, mentally. Not because I ran from love… but because I finally grew strong enough to stand still inside it. I’m grateful for the men who walk beside me. And I’m grateful for the ones who walked away because every absence carved wisdom into my bones. The road continues. God rides shotgun. And love, the real kind, doesn’t trap a man… It transforms him. Goddamn right!
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DILLONS DIRTY WORTH ROAD DIARIES
Over my shoulder I can see it now.
The ride was worth the fall. The smiles were worth the tears. The tears were worth the miles.
The miles were worth the pain, and the pain was worth it all. That’s the thing about life on these dirty deeds, done dirt cheap roads sometimes nasty, sometimes filthy, sometimes happy go lucky. You don’t ride them because it’s easy… you ride them because the road is worth it.
You ride it and you keep writing and riding it, because it’s worth it. Some roads end. Some people leave. Some doors close without explanation. But when someone shows you their bitterness, their cruelty, their distance… don’t take it personally.
Most of the time it ain’t about you.
It’s their own ghosts, their own wounds, their own unfinished fights. Me? I just climbed back on again. Because life / no matter the scars / is still worth the ride. Now Giddyup Cowboys. And make this day as special as you’ve always been.
— The Drifter

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@DillonWHess @fisher6225 I'm glad you both are wellYou are a true hero Dillon Your love is very strong You are both great
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DILLONS DIRTY 8 MIN ROAD DIARIES The Eight-Minute Drive
First, my apologies for the late post of “The Lonesome Bear” with handsome @fisher6225 Life had other plans in store for me over these last couple days.
I received a call while outside working digging trenches to put in the first of four lines of the new irrigation system.
The man I love told me he couldn’t breathe. I ran to our home. I looked. I sensed and I saw. I told him to put on his shoes there was no time for dillydallying.
Sixteen miles through the High Desert to the Joshua Tree hospital in eight minutes flat. They were waiting. A helicopter airlifted him to Palm Springs for heart surgery.
In moments like that you don’t panic,
you stay focused. You do the next right indicated thing.
He’s alive. Resting. And I’m so very grateful. We plan on getting married this year. Out here on these desert roads, life can turn on a dime.
One man. One day. One mile at a time.
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@DillonWHess Well, I'm glad the sun rose for you As always smiling and handsome Life is a storm, but you always resist with your kindness in your heart 🥰😎🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷🍀🍀🍀🍀
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DILLONS DIRTY SOLID ROAD DIARIES
Careful of the curves. Stay focused on these hot desert roads. Out here, if you lose your attention for even a moment, the road will remind you real quick that focus matters.
. —Life works the same way—
Good statistics are built on solid ground representative samples, enough data to actually mean something, and methods that are transparent and objective. Otherwise, all you have are stories and opinions dressed up as facts. Real analysis measures uncertainty.
It uses tools like confidence intervals and careful methodology so we can understand the bigger picture instead of just reacting to a single experience. The human mind works a lot like that too. Most of us make better decisions when we’re calm. Stress compromises the prefrontal cortex /,the part of the brain responsible for rational thinking, planning, and assessing risk.
A little short-term stress can sharpen focus, but chronic stress pushes people into impulsive behavior, habits, and reactions they later regret. That’s why when another man mistreats me, I do my best to hit the pause button. Waiting 24 hours before responding isn’t always easy, but it’s a discipline I’m grateful for every time I use it. Life isn’t always fair. Sometimes men act unfairly out of fear, insecurity, or whatever storms they’re carrying inside.
In the moment I use communication and honesty, however not everyone likes that. Some men don’t want the truth. When that happens, the healthiest thing I can do is disconnect and move on down the road. Behavior rarely shows up just once. Patterns reveal themselves over time. If a man shows you something once, pay attention because eventually it will show up somewhere else down the road.
Just like those desert curves. Stay focused. Keep your hands steady on the wheel. And remember the road always tells the truth. It always does. 🤜🤜🤜🤜🤜 Subscribe:
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— Dillon’s Dirty Road Diaries

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@christainsch This is a parcel sent from America for my birthday Peace Corps acquaintances Anyway, thanks for asking how I am, I'm fine
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@dtodor1 I know submissive but how are you doing today? Hopefully you are good. It’s my pleasure to say hi to you.
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@DillonWHess @sinnsilverx Yes, this guy from London. I follow him on Facebook You are both very wonderful people 🍀🍀🌞☀️✨🌈📱you really know how to make great recordings
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DILLONS DIRTY TRUTH ROAD DIARIES
. “The Gym Show”
If you happen to see my friend Harrison, @sinnsilverx give him a big hug and a kiss for me. That man knows loyalty. That kind of energy deserves to be returned.
As for the other one / don’t even mention my goddamn name. The meltdown performance at the gym deserves its own stage lighting and soundtrack. You’d think I’d committed some grand betrayal instead of simply being honest. It’s really quite the show. I’m thinking of creating a porn around it. Because the truth is live theater.
Hands flailing around like a helicopter that can’t get off the ground. Dramatic exits. Wild energy. And I’m standing there thinking all I ever did was be your friend. That’s the part that makes me laugh the hardest. Because sometimes when you hold up a mirror, people don’t see reflection / they see threat. They twist the story. They swing wildly. They try to cut you down, blind your vision, block your light. Not because you harmed them, but because you refused to lie.
And I will not lie. And if that offends you. OK you’re offended. And the truth? The truth isn’t cruel. It’s clarifying. Some people don’t like clarity. It burns. It exposes. It demands growth. But being a good friend has always meant more to me than protecting someone’s fragile ego. If we can’t tell each other the truth, how do we grow? How do we model healthy, mature, grounded gay relationships for the younger men watching us?
We don’t. We repeat the same messy cycles. The same dramatic gym theatrics. The same ego-driven chaos. Not on these dirty, dusty, turning desert roads. Out here, I choose integrity. I choose laughter over bitterness. I choose discipline over drama. You can howl. You can spin. You can perform. I’ll keep driving. And I won’t dim my light for anyone who mistakes honesty for attack. Goddamn right and neither should any of you. FKKK 🤜🤜🤜🤜🤜 Subscribe:
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@DillonWHess You always choose nice places You are a very interesting and funny person very nice cowboy hat
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DILLONS DIRTY COYOTE ROAD DIARIES
. “The Hidden Howl”
These crooked, sharp, turning desert roads cut through a sleepy little town that isn’t so sleepy anymore. The nights carry sound differently out here. Coyotes howl after the hunt. It echoes across the sand like a warning. Like a celebration. Like something wild reminding you this is still nature’s land.
And sometimes it isn’t just coyotes. There are men who run wild in this town too. Men who move quiet, smile easy, and circle like they’re looking for something weak. I’ve learned to respect the hidden coyote the one you don’t see until it’s too late. The energy drainer. The vampire type who feeds off your light, your strength, your life force.
I’ve been told my whole life that I make it look easy. Let me tell you something it hasn’t been easy. It’s been decades of hard work. Of discipline. Of showing up early. Success doesn’t happen overnight. It happens over time. Slowly. Intentionally. Earned. When life feels unfair and it will frustration is normal. Pain is real. But letting it consume you? That’s a choice. The desert taught me radical acceptance long before I knew the phrase.
You acknowledge the harsh reality. You don’t deny it. But you don’t let it own you either. Most days, I don’t deal with these kinds of challenges. They started creeping in around December. And I know I have to let it go. I know holding onto “unfair” is like gripping a rattlesnake and wondering why you’re bleeding. I remember twenty-five years ago at the Van Ness Recovery Center, when someone complained, “Life is so unfair.” Kathy Watt shot back, “You want fair? Fairs in Pomona. That’s where the fair is.” And damn it, she was right.
Life isn’t built to be fair. It’s built to be lived. So what do you do when the coyote howls at your door? You accept reality. Life is random. It doesn’t consult your preferences. You focus on what you can control. Your reactions. Your discipline. Your boundaries. You reframe the story. Obstacles aren’t curses. They’re weight training for the soul. You take action even small action, so you’re not stuck in helplessness. You practice gratitude. Even in the middle of chaos, there is something still standing. You seek support when you need it. Strength isn’t isolation. And you manage the tension in your own body.
Unclench your jaw. Drop your shoulders. Breathe deep. The desert rewards the calm. Here’s what I know after all these miles: this moment isn’t the whole story. It’s a chapter. Just a page. The road keeps moving. The coyotes will howl. The vampires will circle. But a disciplined man who knows his worth doesn’t get devoured. He listens. He learns. He adjusts. Then he keeps driving. Sometimes it’s painfully slow however I do it anyway. Why? Because it’s the right fucking thing to do. However, we’re back in the day. There was a thing called streetside justice. We don’t operate that way much anymore here in the wild wild West, however there are some days. 🤜🤜🤜🤜🤜 Subscribe:
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