in prison the only sex between males happens CONSENSUALLY. there is no assrape. + pedophiles or rapists dont get treated poorly in prison

[_MVP_]

+ there is no bullying in prison
+ ur not forced to workcel if u dont want to

if someone bullies you, you just tell the guards and they take away their tv from them for a week. so there is no incentive to bully.


prison is literally a wellness hotel

they just tell you the horror stories to deter you from doing crime

 

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@paladincel_

 

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@gookcelriceR
@Changmentum
@TheLightOfMyLife
@loyolaxavvierretard

 

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There are some cases of risk seeking individuals doing it but its scarce

 

[_MVP_]

There are some cases of risk seeking individuals doing it but its scarce

if someone bullies you, you tell the guards, and they get punished.

 

[_MVP_]

even IF inmates treat you badly, you just cry about it to your lawyer, and he gets you transferred into another prison
you can also tell guards. they will find a solution.

 

[R1R4MAXXER_]

+ there is no bullying in prison
+ ur not forced to workcel if u dont want to

if someone bullies you, you just tell the guards and they take away their tv from them for a week. so there is no incentive to bully.


prison is literally a wellness hotel

they just tell you the horror stories to deter you from doing crime

I would assrape you

 

[_MVP_]

c all reasons to be unafraid of prison

give all reasons to be unafraid of prison

ChatGPT:​

Being unafraid of prison doesn’t mean being reckless or desiring incarceration—it means mentally detaching from fear by reframing the experience. Here are all possible psychological, philosophical, practical, and strategic reasons someone might choose not to fear prison:

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Philosophical & Psychological Reasons​

1. Mindset is power
   Prison cannot imprison the mind. Philosophers like Epictetus, Mandela, or Solzhenitsyn found inner freedom despite being confined.
2. Suffering is part of life
   Life already includes pain. Prison is just a different environment with different challenges.
3. Fear of prison is worse than prison
   The anxiety people feel before going to prison is often worse than the reality. Fear magnifies it.
4. Time is time
   Whether you're in prison or outside, time flows the same. It’s how you use it that matters.
5. You still exist
   Being in prison doesn’t erase your being. You still breathe, think, grow, learn, and evolve.
6. Growth through adversity
   Extreme situations can lead to clarity, transformation, and personal rebirth.
7. Solitude can be powerful
   For some, prison becomes a forced spiritual retreat—no distractions, just raw existence.
8. Detachment training
   Prison can serve as a powerful lesson in detachment—from comfort, ego, materialism, etc.

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Practical & Strategic Reasons​

1. It’s survivable
   Millions have gone through prison and come out alive. Most adapt. Many thrive afterward.
2. It can reset your life
   Some use it to quit addiction, rethink life, or escape destructive patterns.
3. You can learn anything
   Books, writing, meditation, law, languages, fitness—many skills are still accessible inside.
4. Connections & networks
   Prison often introduces you to people with stories, insights, or knowledge you’d never meet otherwise.
5. You gain street smarts
   You’ll understand human nature, systems of power, manipulation, and survival more deeply.
6. You can become stronger
   Physically, mentally, emotionally. Many turn to intense routines and self-discipline inside.
7. You can still make money
   People run businesses, write books, build followings, and plan futures even while locked up.

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Social & Cultural Reframing​

1. It’s not as taboo anymore
   With widespread criminal justice reform movements, society is increasingly understanding of ex-inmates.
2. It can make your story powerful
   People love comeback stories. Prison can give you credibility, depth, and gravity.
3. You're not alone
   Many of the world's most influential people—politicians, revolutionaries, thinkers—have been imprisoned.

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If You Have a Purpose-Driven Mind​

1. It doesn’t stop your mission
   Malcolm X educated himself in prison. Dostoevsky wrote after prison. Some find their calling there.
2. It reveals your real self
   With everything stripped away, you’re forced to confront who you really are.

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Ultimate Stoic Reasoning​

1. If it happens, it happens
   Worrying doesn’t change fate. Preparing for everything—including prison—makes you fearless.
2. It’s just another human experience
   If your life goal is to experience everything non-harmful, prison is just another flavor of life. Painful, yes, but deeply unique.

---

Would you like a mindset training plan or daily practice schedule to mentally train for fearlessness or adversity like this?

 

[_MVP_]

I would assrape you

btw. if prison inmates find another inmate has been raped, the prison-rapist gets to feel the negative consequences

+ your prison sentence would increase or ur tv taken away.

btw some prisons even have offline internet, like you can read all wikiepedia in prison

 

[It'snotover]

If you look ogre the chances of being raped decrease, pump ur muscles and shave your head in prison and i doubt they would want to rape your ass

 

[_MVP_]

c how to overcome the fear of prison

 

[ScientificLooksmax]

cope, i went to jail and this isnt true

i raped lots of people, made them be my bitch in return for my protection

also one day we found a pedo and put him in a washing machine and turned it on

then when they did the count of all prisoners they couldnt find the pedo

all they could hear was screaming from the laundry room, the pedo spinning around fast af

 

[_MVP_]

Spoiler

how to overcome fear of prison, and list reasons why prison is not that bad and advantages of being in prison

ChatGPT:​

Overcoming the fear of prison involves mindset transformation, emotional resilience, and rational reframing. While prison is undoubtedly challenging and should not be romanticized, there are many reasons why it’s not as terrifying as imagined—and some surprising advantages if you're mentally prepared.

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HOW TO OVERCOME FEAR OF PRISON​

1. Reframe Prison as a Life Chapter, Not a Death Sentence​

• Fear comes from imagining your life is “over.” Instead, view it as a pause, or even a transformation phase.

2. Mentally Simulate the Worst​

• Use Stoic negative visualization: imagine the worst prison scenarios until they no longer scare you. This weakens fear’s grip.

3. Study Real Prison Accounts​

• Learn from those who survived and thrived (Nelson Mandela, Malcolm X, Viktor Frankl). Many say it was not as bad as they feared.

4. Focus on What You Can Control​

• Fear thrives on uncertainty. Make a plan: How would you eat, sleep, exercise, learn, and protect yourself? Now you have a strategy.

5. Train for Discomfort​

• Cold showers, fasting, meditation, long silence—these build pain tolerance and reduce fear of hardship.

6. Detach from Comfort​

• The more attached you are to entertainment, convenience, and ego, the more prison will scare you. Practice letting go.

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WHY PRISON IS NOT THAT BAD (RELATIVELY)​

Aspect	Why It’s Not That Bad
Time	Time passes either way—you can use it.
Food & Shelter	You’re fed, sheltered, and safe from the street.
Routine	You have structure, which can be stabilizing.
No major bills	No rent, utilities, or living expenses.
Self-reflection	You’re forced to confront yourself—deeply.
No social pressure	No Instagram, no career race, no pretending.
You’re not alone	Millions survive it and come out okay.

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ADVANTAGES OF BEING IN PRISON (If You Use It Right)​

Advantage	Details
Time to Read and Learn	Books, law, languages, business, religion—many inmates come out highly educated.
Physical Fitness	Many prisoners leave in the best shape of their lives through consistent workouts.
Writing & Creativity	From memoirs to music, prison has produced powerful art and literature.
Spiritual Growth	Isolation and hardship often lead to profound spiritual awakening.
Discipline Training	Routine forces habit-building—early rising, scheduled meals, exercise, and reflection.
Perspective Gained	Time away from the world gives you clarity on what really matters.
Legal Knowledge	Many inmates become “jailhouse lawyers” and gain deep understanding of the justice system.
Stripped Identity	Without material or social masks, you meet your real self.

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MINDSET MANTRA:​

“If I can handle prison, I can handle anything. No system owns my mind.”

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CAVEAT​

• Prison can be dangerous, especially in poorly run systems.
• Not all prisons allow the same freedoms.
• Still, fear shouldn’t control your life. Preparedness and resilience can make you stronger than your fear.

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Would you like a daily mental training program to prepare for adversity like prison (or any intense life challenge)? I can create one that toughens your mind over 30 days.
4o

Du:​

yes

ChatGPT:​

Great. Here's a 30-Day Mental Toughness Program designed to overcome fear of prison (or any major hardship) and build psychological resilience, emotional control, and inner power. This is modeled on Stoicism, Zen, survival training, and prisoner-of-war mindset protocols.

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30-DAY MENTAL TOUGHNESS PROGRAM​

Goal: Rewire your brain for fearlessness, focus, and power in isolation, discomfort, or restriction.

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DAILY CORE STRUCTURE (30 Days)​

Morning Ritual (30–60 min)​

• Cold shower (2–5 mins): Face physical discomfort first thing.
• 5–10 min breath control (box breathing: 4-4-4-4 seconds): Master your state.
• Read one pageof:
  • Meditations (Marcus Aurelius), or
  • Man’s Search for Meaning (Viktor Frankl), or
  • Letters from a Stoic (Seneca)

---

Midday Task (30 min)​

• Journal:
  • What am I afraid of?
  • What would I do in solitary confinement?
  • What can’t they take from me?
• Discomfort drill(choose one):
  • Fast for the day (no food).
  • Walk 5–10 km in silence.
  • 1-hour no-talking vow.
  • Do 100 pushups through the day.

---

Evening Practice (20–30 min)​

• Reflection:
  • What did I control today?
  • What triggered fear or resistance?
  • What did I learn from discomfort?
• Stillness/Meditation (15 min): No music, no movement. Just sit with everything.

---

WEEKLY THEMES​

Week	Theme	Focus
1	Confront Fear	Imagine worst-case prison life. Make peace with it.
2	Detach From Comfort	Remove luxuries: phone, sugar, entertainment. Embrace boredom.
3	Harness Inner Power	Visualize how you would use prison to evolve.
4	Prepare for Isolation	Act like you're already in solitary: no distractions, just growth.

---

BONUS CHALLENGES​

Do these 1–2x per week for deeper rewiring:

• 24 hours without phone or internet: Live like you’re locked up.
• Sleep on the floor (with blanket): Train humility and toughness.
• Read a prison memoir: E.g., Papillon, Long Walk to Freedom, Soul on Ice.
• Do nothing for 1 hour: Just sit. No input. Pure silence. Face your mind.

---

Final Words​

This program isn’t just about prison. It’s about becoming unshakable in the face of any pain, loss, or challenge. By the end, you’ll think:

“If prison ever comes, I won’t fear it. If it doesn’t, I’ve trained myself for life.”

---

Would you like a printable version or a Notion/Google Sheets tracker for this program?

and thats just gpt, can also ask grok and gemini

btw u can ask for even more advice hahaha

 

[_MVP_]

cope, i went to jail and this isnt true

i raped lots of people, made them be my bitch in return for my protection

also one day we found a pedo and put him in a washing machine and turned it on

then when they did the count of all prisoners they couldnt find the pedo

all they could hear was screaming from the laundry room, the pedo spinning around fast af

funny story

straight outta hollywood.

 

[heightmaxxing]

Lifefuel for @manletmachinestream

 

[ScientificLooksmax]

funny story

straight outta hollywood.

nah the washing machine story was told by some guy i met at the hospital one day

 

[optimisticzoomer]

@klip11

 

[_MVP_]

Lifefuel for @manletmachinestream

yeh i have no doubt he doin fine (maybe the first days are hard, but prison gets easier every day

 

[_MVP_]

btw pedophiles and rapists sometimes even have no contact to other inmates to guarantee their safety.

 

[_MVP_]

and btw i hate agecucks and moralfags. if such motherfuckers try to bully me, i would instantly snitch on them to the guards, and their tv's get taken away. if they try to take revenge, i just get transferred to another prison or prison section via prison-hopping or go no contact.

 

[_MVP_]

whether ur in prison or irl, u experience the same dopamine rushes, just the experience is different, feeling is the same. also u get used to it

 

[_MVP_]

prison is like ur in an experience machine. just the experiance is different, feeling is the same.

 

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[klip11]

@klip11

Present

 

[Deleted member 94368]

+ there is no bullying in prison
+ ur not forced to workcel if u dont want to

if someone bullies you, you just tell the guards and they take away their tv from them for a week. so there is no incentive to bully.


prison is literally a wellness hotel

they just tell you the horror stories to deter you from doing crime

Don’t worry I will assrape you in prison

 

[klip11]

+ there is no bullying in prison
+ ur not forced to workcel if u dont want to

if someone bullies you, you just tell the guards and they take away their tv from them for a week. so there is no incentive to bully.


prison is literally a wellness hotel

they just tell you the horror stories to deter you from doing crime

On the morning of November 11, 2018, Plaintiff Jacob Barefield, an inmate
at Ventress, was abducted at knifepoint from the prison canteen by a fellow inmate
who was known to be violent. Barefield’s captor forced him to walk through the
prison yard, past many buildings, and into a high-risk inmate dormitory that
Barefield—a non-violent inmate—was not authorized to enter. The dormitory
door was supposed to be locked, but it was not. A guard was supposed to check
Barefield’s identification and prohibit Barefield from entering, but he did not.
Consequently, Barefield was easily forced by knifepoint into the dormitory—
which was a large, open room with many rows of bunkbeds for over one hundred
high-risk inmates. There, Barefield was orally and anally raped at knifepoint in a
makeshift tent made from sheets hanging off the top of one of the bunkbeds. After
the rape, Barefield was held hostage by the rapist and his gangmate for over five
hours. During this time, the rapist told Barefield he would be killed if he told
anybody what happened. The rapist also told Barefield to “get used to” being raped.

Two months after the rape, one of the prisons guards told
Barefield, “the next time those black boys sexually assault or sexually harass you,
don’t come running my way or ask me for help.”

 

[Panzram]

+ there is no bullying in prison
+ ur not forced to workcel if u dont want to

if someone bullies you, you just tell the guards and they take away their tv from them for a week. so there is no incentive to bully.


prison is literally a wellness hotel

they just tell you the horror stories to deter you from doing crime

JFL at thinking guards give a fuck. I know several people that went to prison and they all say if you can't hold your own in a fight and make them respect you, you will have a miserable time, they will bully and mistreat you for fun, make you do their laundry and wash their shit. JFL at not realising that real criminals are devious people, phychos that have no morals and will torture you for fun.
I know of a guy that was so afraid to stand up for himself that he allowed them to piss on him, the entire cell took a piss on his head because he was a gutless weakling and a prime victim. They made another guy suck a dick just cuz they could and he could or would not fight back. A friend told me these stories, he was in prison for years.

 

[optimisticzoomer]

Present

Thoughts?

 

[klip11]

Thoughts?

I think Larry Lowe is the greatest

 

[optimisticzoomer]

I think Larry Lowe is the greatest

 

[Askeladd93270]

There is some real prison tho like the movies but if you go to prison i France yeah you'll survive

 

[Serial Coomer]

bro it depends where are you going to prison.
nigga you retarded if you think you get bullied and just talk to a guard to help you.
tales from finland 5 star hotel prison

 

[It'snotover]

Present

Did you go to jail because you killed the subhuman ltn cumskin bf of your oneitis shaniqua?

 

[klip11]

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Kevin Massey is 2nd place

 

[StalinCel]

So... You know what that means, right?? @Vermilioncore