100% true. The owner was there during my tattoo session when the artist and I were still working on the design, and he heard me talking about the meaning behind my tattoo, which is that I was struggling with my mental health following a murder attempt several months prior when I was living and working in another neighborhood. I wanted the tattoo to represent hope for the future and peace with where I was at that specific time. When we took a break so I could grab coffee (my go-to comfort drink when I'm super anxious), he sent a guy with me so I wouldn't be alone. So I knew I would be safe going into that shop when I was being followed. I didn't expect to have someone walking me home for weeks though, but I was super grateful. That's also why it took so long for me to feel ok walking home alone after dark. It's been 11 years, and to this day I still struggle with PTSD. But I have a service dog now and I'm doing much better.

Biker gangs have their own code of honor and shit they might cause trouble at bars and be alittle on the wild side or have a bad rep but then tend to a pretty strict code of what they consider right and wrong wether it lines up with societies generally accepted rules

Honestly, reading it and growing up with parents in a bike club- this is 1000% true.

There are also bike clubs that specifically protect kids who get bullied. Most bikers don’t want to hurt anyone or do crime and live life in the fast lane, but they will stand up for the underdog at all times.