Still crying after my "Minor Breakdown" Blog.

I'm still crying even after the blog I posted at least two Months ago. The reason why I'm still shedding tears of happiness is this response I got here:

Goldy I could say I know how you feel but that would be a lie. However I will say this.
When I was younger, I was in Special Ed. My mom and the teachers believed I ought to be there, since I was considered behind the grade level and "under-developed". I would often get angry for other people didn't understand me no matter how hard I tried to communicate with them. Everyone thought I was retarded, stupid and that I'll never be smart. The only person who didn't think so was my mommy. Despite what "professionals" said about my IQ and overall intelligence, she said they were wrong. She told them "He's going to be important one day and I know y'all don't see it but he is very smart. You'll see."
I was bullied and harrased because my fellow peers thought I was retarded. Every time I came into a room, they would shout out "Here comes the retard!". They would push me and agitate me and I would fight back. I didn't let them hurt me. I hurt them first before they could but words hurt more than fists. But one day in fifth grade, I decided enough was enough. I proclaimed myself as intelligent and I portrayed myself as such. For all that time I practiced on how to be normal. But in my quest of knowledge, I realized that being normal isn't who I was meant to be. I realized this a couple of weeks ago.
You see Goldy I believe the Universe gives us our differences not to seperate us as a human race but to further unite us. It isn't the normal person that wins the Olympics or gets the Noble peace prize. No, it is the people who are courageous enough to be themselves. Because my friend that is true courage. Being yourself.
Since I've started this a couple of years ago, I have almost finished my associate's degree and I'm closer than ever in becoming a police officer. I'm very young Goldy but I have learned a lot of wisdom from life and what I have learned is we are all given these struggles so that we may defeat them and help others who are struggling.
This is good that you feel this way. You are very brave and that is good. Courage is all you need friend: have the courage to accept you for who you are and to be who you really are c: keep it up Goldy no matter how bleak things may get. Sometimes the hardest part is already over and we don't realize it c:
I know you're going to be great one day. You have the qualities of a true leader :)

This whole response still effects me when I first read it, till now. Cookie-kun, If you are reading this, You are the greatest person I've met on this site (Everyone is awesome too, but I'm only talking to Cookie-kun. You should stalk him, he is a great pony, goes by the name The Daring Cookie, suspect alot of more watches coming toward you.)

I can't tell you of how much appreciation I have weld up in me for you, but just thank you. It's that only thing I can think of to tell you without using big words and screw up everything in this blog with errors and grammer.

Anyway, You are a truly awesome person, I can't believe how people treated you back then with these type of encouraging aura you posses. I wish we can meet up sometime in our life time, but I can't hold any promises to that.

That's about it for this blog, hopefully you guys like this. but for now,

This is GoldenWright, signing off.