Kurt Cobain entry #1

"Never Fade Away" is my chosen book. It is the biography of the legendary singer/guitarist/songwriter Kurt Cobain of Nirvana. The introduction of the book gets one hooked immediatly. It focuses on the dramatic events a few days prior to and after kurt's suicide at age 27. The second chapter focuses on Cobain's childhood and adolescent years. Kurt, as a child, is described as "always happy" and "hyperactive". Over time, he grew in wisdom and sensitivity far beyond himself. He also grew in hatred and mistrust for people. Kurt's parents divorced when he was a young child. This was ultimatly the event that changed him forever. He blamed it all on himself, and allowed shame and agony to tear him apart. Im curious, for those who can relate, what would you do in his position?