Fleece Johnson says he approached a male to have s3x with him in prison to satisfy his s3x drive, and he called it “booty support.” Fleece: “When you leave the streets, your sex drive goes with you. Getting locked up doesn’t make those urges disappear.” “At first, masturbation might work, but eventually it gets old. You’re surrounded by men every day, and after years in that environment, the way you think about attraction can change.” “I eventually stopped caring about what people thought. I told myself, ‘I want him,’ and I made my approach.” “I never had a woman while I was in prison, so I didn’t know what the difference felt like. As the years went by, my thinking changed.” “I wasn’t looking for romance or a whole lot of conversation. I was looking for what we called ‘booty support.’” “For me, prison was basically three things: gambling, fighting, and chasing booty.” 📽️-justRealGold

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you can do everything right and still end up with a result you didn't want. you can prepare, make sacrifices, treat people well and make the most reasonable decisions available to you. and things can still fall apart. not every bad outcome is proof that you made a bad decision. sometimes you made the best decision you could with what you knew, and life simply didn't give you the result you hoped for.

one strange reality of being human is that we experience our own lives from the inside and everyone else’s from the outside. you know every reason you were late, every struggle behind your silence, every fear behind your decisions. with other people, you see the lateness, the silence, and the decisions. we give ourselves context that we rarely have for anyone else. that’s one reason it’s so easy to misunderstand each other. 📽️-justRealGold

one of the hardest things to accept is that your intentions are only part of your story. you know why you did what you did. you know what you meant. you know what you were trying to prevent. but other people have to live with what your actions actually caused. sometimes, in someone else's story, you're the person you never intended to become.

one underrated difficulty of getting older is having to be a beginner at something again. when you're young, nobody expects you to know much. but when you're older, even learning something completely new can feel embarrassing because you think you should already have everything figured out. sometimes the hardest part of learning isn't the skill itself. it's being seen not knowing what you're doing.

one thing i've noticed is that confidence and accuracy are two completely different things. someone can be 100% sure of something and be completely wrong. someone else can be right and spend ten minutes wondering if they're mistaken. the way people deliver information can be more convincing than the information itself.

there are things you swear you like, but if you really think about it, you might just be used to them. the food you grew up eating, the music everyone around you played, the opinions you heard before you were old enough to form your own. sometimes i wonder how much of our personality is actually preference and how much is just familiarity.