She said that I had depression. Being inside an institution can be depressing for anyone. I mean, I didn't used to fight a lot, but I got real frustrated. I got back out and started selling drugs again, doing drugs, just hanging around the wrong crowd. Once you get on a higher level you can go on passes, go on trips.
Time goes by pretty fast.
You got people telling us what to do, what time to wake up, when to eat and when to talk and all that, monitoring our every move. South Carolina's juvenile jails try to help mentally ill inmates with treatment, school, and work. Smoking weed, smoking drugs. It seems that he's laughing at something one of the voices is saying in his head. I don't need to be on no medicine.