“So its been a few weeks since my last blog and I just wanted to take time to express something on my mind as I’m sitting hear reading the word.” “I can honestly say that when I take time to search for answers or guidance because I may be going through a time of emotional Read More
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This is my second Blog now, but just wanted to share a bit more of my story and background. I grew up 9 kids deep in a mixed family setting. I’ve lived in Several different states, like California, Texas, Oregon, Arizona, Ohio. When I was 13 I was placed into foster care and was there Read More
Since I’ve been incarcerated, the only one thing I ever wished for was to be in my children’s lives. I been down for over a decade now. I have not spoken or heard from neither of my kids. The reality of coming to prison is that we are nonexistent in peoples lives. Especially to those Read More
Invasion of Privacy: The Thin Walls of Trust The most common form of threat of betrayal from fellow inmates is the issue of privacy—or the lack thereof—further complicates the social landscape of prison life. In a confined environment where personal space is limited, the concept of privacy is almost non-existent. This invasion of privacy can Read More
Prison correspondence has gained significant attention for several reasons: 1. Human Connection: Incarceration can lead to isolation and loneliness for inmates. Correspondence provides a vital link to the outside world, allowing inmates to maintain relationships with family, friends, and even pen pals. This human connection is crucial for mental health and rehabilitation. 2. Rehabilitation and Read More
Using manipulation in penpal relationships is a concerning issue that can have damaging effects on both the sender and recipient of the letters. Penpal relationships are meant to be a source of connection, friendship, and support, but when manipulation comes into play, it can distort the dynamics of the relationship and harm the individuals involved. Read More