Posted:
#351
Wow, You sound different! Just saying....
Quote Originally Posted by FreezyF:
Im back bitches!!!!
Im back bitches!!!!
Just found out I have to do 9 months in jail....
Posted:
#353
Give the guy a break guys.......hopefully he smashing ass and and not really thinking about covers much right now after 9 months in the cling.
Im sure hes got a couple more important things than updating this thread. I am tuned in though Freezy. You had to know when you started this thread you where going to have to give us details after you got out.
Enjoy your time, spendf time with family and find a job that you like and doesnt care about your record.
Internet Marketing if you learned.....it wouldn't matter if your a serial rapist. You could still make a great income, not easy if your not computer saavy but can be learned.
as long as its not theft. which i believe it was drugs........UPS is a great job as well. Well not great but its a job you would be able to make a living. 
Posted:
#354
Quote Originally Posted by dopalicous:
Give the guy a break guys.......hopefully he smashing ass and and not really thinking about covers much right now after 9 months in the cling.
Give the guy a break guys.......hopefully he smashing ass and and not really thinking about covers much right now after 9 months in the cling.
Im sure hes got a couple more important things than updating this thread. I am tuned in though Freezy. You had to know when you started this thread you where going to have to give us details after you got out.
Enjoy your time, spendf time with family and find a job that you like and doesnt care about your record.
Internet Marketing if you learned.....it wouldn't matter if your a serial rapist. You could still make a great income, not easy if your not computer saavy but can be learned.
as long as its not theft. which i believe it was drugs........UPS is a great job as well. Well not great but its a job you would be able to make a living.
Posted:
#357
Quote Originally Posted by equalblueberrys:
The first time I went to prison I was 14 years old. Skinny little boy......very afraid. Buy the time I came out I had a beard......I was grown man. I went back to my hometown. I found my mother. I kissed her and she screamed. She didn't recognize me. I have been in three different prisons FreezyF. Three different countries. And you know what I learned? I learned prison is a bad place to be. Nine months is a long time. Some men would do anything to avoid Nine months in prison.
This is my advice to you: When you get there....figure it out who's who. Find the man nobody's protecting. A man without friends....and beat him until his eyes bleed. Let them think you are a little bit crazy, but respectful too. Respectful of the right man. You are a good looking boy. It won't be easy for you. I remember I was 14 when I first went. I tattooed "survive"on my hand the night before I went to prison. And I did. We do what we have to do to survive.
here is someone who enjoyed plenty of sex in jail...The first time I went to prison I was 14 years old. Skinny little boy......very afraid. Buy the time I came out I had a beard......I was grown man. I went back to my hometown. I found my mother. I kissed her and she screamed. She didn't recognize me. I have been in three different prisons FreezyF. Three different countries. And you know what I learned? I learned prison is a bad place to be. Nine months is a long time. Some men would do anything to avoid Nine months in prison.
This is my advice to you: When you get there....figure it out who's who. Find the man nobody's protecting. A man without friends....and beat him until his eyes bleed. Let them think you are a little bit crazy, but respectful too. Respectful of the right man. You are a good looking boy. It won't be easy for you. I remember I was 14 when I first went. I tattooed "survive"on my hand the night before I went to prison. And I did. We do what we have to do to survive.
Posted:
#358
Quote Originally Posted by equalblueberrys:
The first time I went to prison I was 14 years old. Skinny little boy......very afraid. Buy the time I came out I had a beard......I was grown man. I went back to my hometown. I found my mother. I kissed her and she screamed. She didn't recognize me. I have been in three different prisons FreezyF. Three different countries. And you know what I learned? I learned prison is a bad place to be. Nine months is a long time. Some men would do anything to avoid Nine months in prison.
This is my advice to you: When you get there....figure it out who's who. Find the man nobody's protecting. A man without friends....and beat him until his eyes bleed. Let them think you are a little bit crazy, but respectful too. Respectful of the right man. You are a good looking boy. It won't be easy for you. I remember I was 14 when I first went. I tattooed "survive"on my hand the night before I went to prison. And I did. We do what we have to do to survive.
here is a guy who enjoyed all the sex he could muster while in jail...The first time I went to prison I was 14 years old. Skinny little boy......very afraid. Buy the time I came out I had a beard......I was grown man. I went back to my hometown. I found my mother. I kissed her and she screamed. She didn't recognize me. I have been in three different prisons FreezyF. Three different countries. And you know what I learned? I learned prison is a bad place to be. Nine months is a long time. Some men would do anything to avoid Nine months in prison.
This is my advice to you: When you get there....figure it out who's who. Find the man nobody's protecting. A man without friends....and beat him until his eyes bleed. Let them think you are a little bit crazy, but respectful too. Respectful of the right man. You are a good looking boy. It won't be easy for you. I remember I was 14 when I first went. I tattooed "survive"on my hand the night before I went to prison. And I did. We do what we have to do to survive.
Posted:
#360
Quote Originally Posted by equalblueberrys:
The first time I went to prison I was 14 years old. Skinny little boy......very afraid. Buy the time I came out I had a beard......I was grown man. I went back to my hometown. I found my mother. I kissed her and she screamed. She didn't recognize me. I have been in three different prisons FreezyF. Three different countries. And you know what I learned? I learned prison is a bad place to be. Nine months is a long time. Some men would do anything to avoid Nine months in prison.
This is my advice to you: When you get there....figure it out who's who. Find the man nobody's protecting. A man without friends....and beat him until his eyes bleed. Let them think you are a little bit crazy, but respectful too. Respectful of the right man. You are a good looking boy. It won't be easy for you. I remember I was 14 when I first went. I tattooed "survive"on my hand the night before I went to prison. And I did. We do what we have to do to survive.
The first time I went to prison I was 14 years old. Skinny little boy......very afraid. Buy the time I came out I had a beard......I was grown man. I went back to my hometown. I found my mother. I kissed her and she screamed. She didn't recognize me. I have been in three different prisons FreezyF. Three different countries. And you know what I learned? I learned prison is a bad place to be. Nine months is a long time. Some men would do anything to avoid Nine months in prison.
This is my advice to you: When you get there....figure it out who's who. Find the man nobody's protecting. A man without friends....and beat him until his eyes bleed. Let them think you are a little bit crazy, but respectful too. Respectful of the right man. You are a good looking boy. It won't be easy for you. I remember I was 14 when I first went. I tattooed "survive"on my hand the night before I went to prison. And I did. We do what we have to do to survive.
That's one tough life you had to spend man... What did you do exactly that they sent you in jail at 14 years?
Posted:
#361
Quote Originally Posted by FreezyF:
Its a real shock to be as I thought and was told I am going to get a tether instead. However, that is not the case. I don't want sympathy, or a bunch of ass rape jokes. Im looking for some insight and maybe some advice on how to deal with it.
Im not a violent offender, actually Im a first time offender who got caught with a lot of marijuana. hey i did 21 mnths for weed, just read alot time will go bye fast
Thoughts are welcomed......
Its a real shock to be as I thought and was told I am going to get a tether instead. However, that is not the case. I don't want sympathy, or a bunch of ass rape jokes. Im looking for some insight and maybe some advice on how to deal with it.
Im not a violent offender, actually Im a first time offender who got caught with a lot of marijuana. hey i did 21 mnths for weed, just read alot time will go bye fast
Thoughts are welcomed......
equalblueberries
Posted:
#363
Sorry for the hesitation in posting, I've had a lot going on and haven't even placed a sports bet. Yeah I said that. So I haven't been on covers, since the night I got out. I felt obligated to post that I'm out of that place. And I also feel obligated to tell you all about my experience over the past 7 months.
Jail is a horrible place. It is emotionally draining. Negativity is all around you and you are stripped from everything in the world. I hit rock bottom in jail. Which was very difficult, but at the same time really made me understand the person that I was. I'm not trying to get all philosophical on you guys, but I really learned a lot from this experience. I now understand a lot of my problems, which I'm working on fixing. And I have a whole hell of a lot of these problems, so this is going to take along time. Recognition is the key though. At least it is the starting point.
I tore some ligaments in my knee the 8th day I was in there. It isn't the first time I've done this, but it nonetheless sucked. Because of that I was moved to a part of the jail called the "pods". They are rooms of two inmates with 32 rooms per pod. You also have a common day room. The pods are very interesting because there are some weird dudes housed in there. Everyone in there is on medication. You meet some very interesting people. People that have no business being in society, and the reason for them being in jail. So its a tough place. You never have to worry about the physicality of it. It is just so emotionally draining. I got out Tuesday night after doing 200 days.
It was quite the journey. I had a serious girlfriend for over 3.5 years, and she decided to check out on me 2 weeks before I got out. It is very hard. But hopefully I have just ended a tough chapter in my life, and put this all past me.
Jail is a horrible place. It is emotionally draining. Negativity is all around you and you are stripped from everything in the world. I hit rock bottom in jail. Which was very difficult, but at the same time really made me understand the person that I was. I'm not trying to get all philosophical on you guys, but I really learned a lot from this experience. I now understand a lot of my problems, which I'm working on fixing. And I have a whole hell of a lot of these problems, so this is going to take along time. Recognition is the key though. At least it is the starting point.
I tore some ligaments in my knee the 8th day I was in there. It isn't the first time I've done this, but it nonetheless sucked. Because of that I was moved to a part of the jail called the "pods". They are rooms of two inmates with 32 rooms per pod. You also have a common day room. The pods are very interesting because there are some weird dudes housed in there. Everyone in there is on medication. You meet some very interesting people. People that have no business being in society, and the reason for them being in jail. So its a tough place. You never have to worry about the physicality of it. It is just so emotionally draining. I got out Tuesday night after doing 200 days.
It was quite the journey. I had a serious girlfriend for over 3.5 years, and she decided to check out on me 2 weeks before I got out. It is very hard. But hopefully I have just ended a tough chapter in my life, and put this all past me.
To better things ahead
Posted:
#371
Ok.... good 'general' post be we want nitty gritty details!
How did you fuck up your knee? Did you get into any fights? How's the food? How easy/hard is it to get drugs/cigs/booze/porn in there? What's the best and worst part about prison? You meet any people that you might keep in contact with?
How did you fuck up your knee? Did you get into any fights? How's the food? How easy/hard is it to get drugs/cigs/booze/porn in there? What's the best and worst part about prison? You meet any people that you might keep in contact with?
Posted:
#372
Quote Originally Posted by FreezyF:
Sorry for the hesitation in posting, I've had a lot going on and haven't even placed a sports bet. Yeah I said that. So I haven't been on covers, since the night I got out. I felt obligated to post that I'm out of that place. And I also feel obligated to tell you all about my experience over the past 7 months.
Jail is a horrible place. It is emotionally draining. Negativity is all around you and you are stripped from everything in the world. I hit rock bottom in jail. Which was very difficult, but at the same time really made me understand the person that I was. I'm not trying to get all philosophical on you guys, but I really learned a lot from this experience. I now understand a lot of my problems, which I'm working on fixing. And I have a whole hell of a lot of these problems, so this is going to take along time. Recognition is the key though. At least it is the starting point.
I tore some ligaments in my knee the 8th day I was in there. It isn't the first time I've done this, but it nonetheless sucked. Because of that I was moved to a part of the jail called the "pods". They are rooms of two inmates with 32 rooms per pod. You also have a common day room. The pods are very interesting because there are some weird dudes housed in there. Everyone in there is on medication. You meet some very interesting people. People that have no business being in society, and the reason for them being in jail. So its a tough place. You never have to worry about the physicality of it. It is just so emotionally draining. I got out Tuesday night after doing 200 days.
It was quite the journey. I had a serious girlfriend for over 3.5 years, and she decided to check out on me 2 weeks before I got out. It is very hard. But hopefully I have just ended a tough chapter in my life, and put this all past me.
Good luck on every day of the rest of your life, bro! Hang around positive people-sounds like you are heading in the right direction-find the reasons and learn from them. See progress as one small step forward but your attitude is the first big one.
Sorry for the hesitation in posting, I've had a lot going on and haven't even placed a sports bet. Yeah I said that. So I haven't been on covers, since the night I got out. I felt obligated to post that I'm out of that place. And I also feel obligated to tell you all about my experience over the past 7 months.
Jail is a horrible place. It is emotionally draining. Negativity is all around you and you are stripped from everything in the world. I hit rock bottom in jail. Which was very difficult, but at the same time really made me understand the person that I was. I'm not trying to get all philosophical on you guys, but I really learned a lot from this experience. I now understand a lot of my problems, which I'm working on fixing. And I have a whole hell of a lot of these problems, so this is going to take along time. Recognition is the key though. At least it is the starting point.
I tore some ligaments in my knee the 8th day I was in there. It isn't the first time I've done this, but it nonetheless sucked. Because of that I was moved to a part of the jail called the "pods". They are rooms of two inmates with 32 rooms per pod. You also have a common day room. The pods are very interesting because there are some weird dudes housed in there. Everyone in there is on medication. You meet some very interesting people. People that have no business being in society, and the reason for them being in jail. So its a tough place. You never have to worry about the physicality of it. It is just so emotionally draining. I got out Tuesday night after doing 200 days.
It was quite the journey. I had a serious girlfriend for over 3.5 years, and she decided to check out on me 2 weeks before I got out. It is very hard. But hopefully I have just ended a tough chapter in my life, and put this all past me.
Good luck on every day of the rest of your life, bro! Hang around positive people-sounds like you are heading in the right direction-find the reasons and learn from them. See progress as one small step forward but your attitude is the first big one.
Posted:
#374
Quote Originally Posted by dj_destroyer:
Ok.... good 'general' post be we want nitty gritty details!
How did you fuck up your knee? Did you get into any fights? How's the food? How easy/hard is it to get drugs/cigs/booze/porn in there? What's the best and worst part about prison? You meet any people that you might keep in contact with?
Ok.... good 'general' post be we want nitty gritty details!
How did you fuck up your knee? Did you get into any fights? How's the food? How easy/hard is it to get drugs/cigs/booze/porn in there? What's the best and worst part about prison? You meet any people that you might keep in contact with?
Messed my knee up grabbing a rebound at rec. Never got into any fights, people there are all scared to fight, because no one wants to go to the hole. When I first got there, I was housed in what they call a ten man. Its a cell with ten beds, its 16 x 16, and you never leave the cell. Its the worst part of the jail. If I had to be there for more than ten days or so I did, I would probably be crazy right now. I did a great fight in which see older white guy call out this small black dude. Needless to say the little black dude whooped his ass. Then homeboy was slept basically for dead in the middle of the room on the floor. No one said shit, the deputies never came, it was something else. The food is horrible, absolutely horrible, nothing else to say about that. People try to make their own spud juice, never works out cause we dont have enough access to sugar. You couldn't smoke cigs, they were hard to get, 5 bucks a shitty little rollup. Obviously no porn. I met some cool cool people, but few and far between. At this moment have no desire to call them.
Posted:
#375
Quote Originally Posted by FreezyF:
Messed my knee up grabbing a rebound at rec. Never got into any fights, people there are all scared to fight, because no one wants to go to the hole. When I first got there, I was housed in what they call a ten man. Its a cell with ten beds, its 16 x 16, and you never leave the cell. Its the worst part of the jail. If I had to be there for more than ten days or so I did, I would probably be crazy right now. I did a great fight in which see older white guy call out this small black dude. Needless to say the little black dude whooped his ass. Then homeboy was slept basically for dead in the middle of the room on the floor. No one said shit, the deputies never came, it was something else. The food is horrible, absolutely horrible, nothing else to say about that. People try to make their own spud juice, never works out cause we dont have enough access to sugar. You couldn't smoke cigs, they were hard to get, 5 bucks a shitty little rollup. Obviously no porn. I met some cool cool people, but few and far between. At this moment have no desire to call them.
caged like a fn animal isnt fun...Messed my knee up grabbing a rebound at rec. Never got into any fights, people there are all scared to fight, because no one wants to go to the hole. When I first got there, I was housed in what they call a ten man. Its a cell with ten beds, its 16 x 16, and you never leave the cell. Its the worst part of the jail. If I had to be there for more than ten days or so I did, I would probably be crazy right now. I did a great fight in which see older white guy call out this small black dude. Needless to say the little black dude whooped his ass. Then homeboy was slept basically for dead in the middle of the room on the floor. No one said shit, the deputies never came, it was something else. The food is horrible, absolutely horrible, nothing else to say about that. People try to make their own spud juice, never works out cause we dont have enough access to sugar. You couldn't smoke cigs, they were hard to get, 5 bucks a shitty little rollup. Obviously no porn. I met some cool cool people, but few and far between. At this moment have no desire to call them.
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