WARNING: This story contains discussions of a missing person. 

A Texas mother is fearing the worst after not hearing from her 25-year-old son, Taylour Young, in three weeks, but she doesn’t have time to waste as she works to figure out exactly what happened to him. 

Young was last spotted driving a 2019 silver Honda Civic in Houston on December 9—the same day his girlfriend reported him missing—near Capital One Bank on South Voss Road. Young’s car is also missing. 

RELATED: Jelani Day’s Mother Highlights Racial Disparities in Handling of Case 

Young’s mother Tiffany Robinson told KTRK News she used the Find My iPhone application to ping her son’s mobile device immediately after he went missing, eventually finding it in the bushes near the location he was last seen.

While Houston Police Department officers initially said they didn’t believe foul play is involved, the grieving mother says she and their family wants answers, adding it’s both a puzzle and a nightmare. 

“I don’t have the option to be weak, because my son doesn’t know me to be weak,” Robinson told KTRK News. “I have my moments where I break down and cry. I have my moments when I don’t want to get out of bed, but I can’t. That’s not how my child knows me.” 

Robinson established the hashtag #bringtaylourhome on Twitter and Instagram to raise awareness to his disappearance. 

RELATED: Car Belonging to Daniel Robinson Crashed Before His Disappearance 

According to BET, Taylour Young is characterized as a 5’11” man with black hair, brown eyes and a weight of 160 pounds. He has a tattoo of the Tasmanian devil on the front of his right calf and a Fleur-de-lis tattoo with a snake on the back. He was last seen wearing grey sweatpants and a blue Billionaire Boy’s Club sweatshirt. 

If you or someone you know is struggling from trauma triggered by persons who are Black and missing, resources are available here.