My Life in Prison by Taievion Rogers

It hasn’t been easy, but it hasn’t been hard. As long as you keep your mind right and focus on the life you live in the moment instead of focusing on the life you were taken away from when you were out hustling and gunning. It’s all a part of life. You have to keep going for yourself to stay healthy and stay levelheaded. When I first went to prison it hurt me really bad. I lost myself and was in a dark place in life, I only shed a tear 2 times and it was over the new twisted tea extreme commercial lmaooo but anyway I had given up on life because I thought it was over for me. Nobody wants to get out at 29-30 years old when you could be living the life you dreamed of but I learned I have to let that stuff go and be myself and move on with life. I lost some “real” ass people in my corner because of the time I had been given and it hurt so bad. I wanted revenge for the betrayal of those who used my downfalls against me for a long time, but when you are in a place where you can’t do anything you learn what it’s like to be understanding and being a man at letting those people go on with life. It’s not like their locked up with you, they can’t stop their life because your life stopped. You have to let go, but besides that I’ve been doing really good. I spend most of my time on the phone with my grandmother. She’s up in the ages now so I have to spend time with her when she’s lonely. I work out sometimes, but I be slacking on my routine, but I’ll get it together soon but yea this is just a little something about me not too much but it’s something for you to know if your questioning ……….

You may reach me by writing to me at the address below or by sending me a message through PenPals.buzz.

Taievion Rogers #446113
1313 North 13th Ave,
Walla Walla WA 99362

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