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It's not for kiddy fiddling don't worry. I did some dumb shit a few months back and made a stupid mistake. Anyways, judge wants me in jail soon. Not sure on the sentence length or what not.

I'm tryna get my life back on track and not be such a tard. Heading back to school, working better on money management, turning to religion, etc.

Regardless I wanted to know if poal had any advice or experiences worth knowing before I go. I'm a bit anxious and expecting the worst

It's not for kiddy fiddling don't worry. I did some dumb shit a few months back and made a stupid mistake. Anyways, judge wants me in jail soon. Not sure on the sentence length or what not. I'm tryna get my life back on track and not be such a tard. Heading back to school, working better on money management, turning to religion, etc. Regardless I wanted to know if poal had any advice or experiences worth knowing before I go. I'm a bit anxious and expecting the worst

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We all make mistakes, part of living is making them and learning from them. Anyone that has never made a mistake is lying to you.

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The difference is my "mistakes" didn't lead to being hooked on dope or jail time.

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You mean you don't get caught in enough mistakes from the things you're hooked on to do jail time. Unless you don't have neurtransmitters like dopamine, or seratonin, then there's something you're hooked on. As far as I can see all humans have these neurotransmitters.

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Are you implying that there are things I'm "hooked on"?

You would be wrong. You have no idea just how wrong you are.

And don't blame "neurotransmitters" for your lack of self control. That's the problem with people like you, you lack self control and then you blame everyone and everythng else for it.

Those are the choices YOU made. It had nothing to do with "neurotransmitters" or "other people" or "the wrong crowd", or whatever label you care to put on your own bad behavior.