Comments on: Tyler Perry Blog:Abuse,Molestation As Child

By: phylis Agnew

phylis Agnew — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 08:23:50 +0000

I JUST FINISH READING YOUR LIFE STORY I GIVE YOU ALL THE COURAGE AND THE LOVE, KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK AND ALWAYS KEEP GOD IN YOUR HEART AND PRAYS WHEN SATAN TRY TO TEST YOUR FAITH. I TRY TO HAVE AND CONVERSATION WITH GOD EVER MORNING BEFORE I START MY DAY. KEEP UP THE GOOD PLAYS AND MOVIE LOVE YOU

By: elizabeth commons

elizabeth commons — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 00:20:23 +0000

TYLER PERRY I GIVE YOU MUCH RESPECT GOD USED YOU TO HELP OTHERS SUCH AS MY SELF I THANK YOU

By: Tanya

Tanya — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 10:46:18 +0000

Tyler I can only thank God for your life and the experiences that you went through and the Holy Ghost that kept you sane.

By: Dayshia Lassiter

Dayshia Lassiter — Tue, 29 Dec 2009 16:56:18 +0000

When i read this i thought about how much i have complained about in m life and when i read about all the things Tyler Perry’s been through i have nothing to complain about. I just wanna say that i thank god for all he’s done for me and i also want to say that your plays, tv shows, and o ther productions are very life canging. I hope that one day i will be able to have the honor of meeting you.

luv ya tyler

By: Kim Mick

Kim Mick — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 19:18:00 +0000

I’ve never responded to a blog before yet there is something very special about you Mr. Tyler Perry. I saw you recently on Oprah and you said that your greatest achievement was to make your mother comfortable in a home and lifestyle she would have never experienced if not for your hard work and talent. I just saw that she has passed and wanted to send my deepest condolences. I lost my father in April this year and it is still VERY difficult. Thank you for sharing your “not so pleasant” memories with us. Your testimony will touch millions of people and children alike, including this 40 some over grown child. As for it being a PR stunt…well, I think that’s a crock of sh*t!! Who wants to admit that they were sexually abused by men and women alike?? What an idiot that Dr. is. God Bless you and keep up the good work. I can’t get enough of Madea or anything else you get involved in because there is always a great life lesson in the end. Much Love and God Bless!!

By: John

John — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 06:16:59 +0000

I do not know tyler as a person and am not a christian but i think he is a true inspiration in the sense of his rise to fame and his deep transdental insight into human nature, motivation and personality that he expresses in his movie. I am a tough ass critic and skeptic at heart but with tyler he speaks through his movies in a powerful way that you cannot help but feel powerfully moved and awed. Great work and true gift tyler has. As a kenyan living in south africa with slightly different culture, i totally relate to the simplicity, depth and overwhelming insight he has on seeing the human mind and soul. Its amazing even how he’s follow up movies are all fresh new with deeper insight a feat rarely seen.Amen to him for a great job and gift he has shared with humanity. Sorry for the rant raving in the inappropriate site just felt moved and needed deply to express my gratitude.

By: Umme-Atiyaa Ally

Umme-Atiyaa Ally — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 09:25:21 +0000

Tyler, you are trully an inspiration to the world. People like you an Oprah create so much of hope for so many people who feel helpless an traped. For some one to come out stronger then ever after enduring so much of pain, teachers us that there is trully a Supiror being around us (GOD). In today’s times there many many children who are suffering the same kind of pain you speak of, just reading your story has literally brought me to tears. I have never known the kind of pain you speak of as I lost my mother when I was but a baby, my dad went out of his way to protect me. That is why I thank God everyday for giving such a wonderful father, other children are not so lucky. We live in an era where children are not cherrished as they should be, they abused on so many levels in so many different ways. This for me is very sad becuase there is nothing more precious in this world then the innocent laughter of children, there is somthing very pure about it. I admire the fact that you can come from a past of so much pain and bring laughter to the world the way you do. The movies you create are very relevant to our times. I only wish that the world could more to save our children , let the children make headlines on what they have achieved instead of what they have endured. I live in South Africa where the crime rate is very high, every minute of evey hour of every day a women is being raped or killed. I wish that I could stand up and say to the “what the hell are you doing? is this how we were meant to live?” but the reality is that no-one will listen to a no body like me. That is why it is up to people like youself to try and make a difference. May you continue to do the wonderful work you do, heal the world with laughter and continue to be an inspiration. God bless you and may you live a wonderful live because you deserve nothing less. regards Atiyaa

By: Shavonna B.

Shavonna B. — Sun, 15 Nov 2009 00:04:31 +0000

When I started to read what Tyler was writing I immiadetely started to cry because, I’m 11 turning 12 next year, I have a whole lot of things in my life that ARE very to similar. I understand what he feeling or felt. To me… the physical abuse hurts, I mean my mom once gave me a bloody nose but, believe that does not compare wat my mom says to me. Sometimes I love GOD for giving me my life, others I wonder why does he let this happen to 11 year old girl…anyone. Ya know I’m still crying. I know GOD lets things happen so we can move through it. I’m to emotional to keep typing. I will leave you with this GOD bless the world and espically the ones who need it the most…GOD BLESS

By: Paquita

Paquita — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 13:47:21 +0000

Hello Mr. Perry – I could not stop crying when I heard your testimony. I am sorry for your experience. God is Good. I never thought that your walk in life would have been so meaningless. But I know that you know, that this has nothing to do with God, but I know that with all the wisdom you have experienced you can guide those among you. Thank you for sharing – more so, thank you for being so open and blessed. May God bless your path in life minute to minute. Stay blessed.

By: Paula D

Paula D — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 14:46:33 +0000

Hi Tyler. It took a lot of courage to reveal what has long been on your heart – from the memories in your mind. I too have suffered the raging bull torments of a truly evil and often disgruntled father. I think that your film and stage materials over the years has had a positive influence on many of our youth; most of the logic behind the plots reflect true live experienced daily by so many. At 56, I can look back through reddned eyes and a heavy heart over my life as I grew up in grandmother’s home with a father who for the most part mirrored your father. A father who saw his daughters as one of the women he would meet in the street in smoky, dank bars, and would bring them to my grandmother’s house in the middle of the night and make me get out of bed to sleep on the sofa, etc. When there was a dry spell of worldly women, and he was on his drugs, all of which my grandmother, my dad being her only child, would wholeheartedly support. If the people at church only knew this back then….. my, my, my. When the “dry season” came, who do you think my father used to “fill in the gap?” He was still “hungry” – child or no child – I am a girl child, that’s all that mattered. That same grandmother died about a year ago. She died in a nursing home with none of her many, many grandchildren making regular visits to see her. I have got to, just as you did, reach that point in my life where I can let go and let God – and forgive. Well, not only that grandmother is gone, but my father died years ago at age 55. Ain’t it funny how time slips away? Thank you Tyler, you’ve helped me to begin a healing long needed, and long awaited.

In addition, I think the “shrink” Dr. Lambert, needs a shrink. She must have been born with a “silver spoon” in her mouth, because beyond her “book knowledge”, she has nothing in her heart for the human spirit. The spirit of a child is easily broken when done so by the very persons whom God has given them to look to for love, comfort, and protection. A “publicity stunt”!!! The woman needs therapy.
I’ll continue to remember you i my prayers Tyler. Stay on the battlefield.