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What else are they going to do?
I guess over time they adapt and get used to it.
One thing is for sure though, when they are released they are emotionally not the same person.
I guess over time they adapt and get used to it.
One thing is for sure though, when they are released they are emotionally not the same person.
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Originally Posted By Silence2⏩
Werent you free to go out?Yes I was completely isolated during COVID lockdowns for about two months and I lost mental stability. I think I went into mild psychosis srs. Maybe it was just sleep deprivation psychosis because I had severe insomnia too. It was the worst man. Never again.
Try doing jail time seeing only a giant wall around you everywhere you go. Could only go from one building to the other. This was during covid aswell so gym closed & not a single visit.
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