Prison Wasn’t What They Told Me.

Episode 4: The Letter I Shouldn’t Have Written.

I read the letter. Then read it again. And again. In this episode we’re talking about the letter that stayed on my mind and the moment I finally picked up a pen. PLUS, you’ll meet Cash- the one who noticed way more than he should have and somehow became the messenger in a story that was starting to get very real. 📫 One letter. 💀 Several questionable decisions. 🤦🏻‍♀️ 0 common sense.

Midweek Update: Respectfully, Dating Advice From Someone Who Should Not Be Dating Yet.

Midweek update energy: slightly unprepared, fully unfiltered. We brought in a SPECIAL guest (you’ll figure it out), talked teen dating, questionable situationships, and somehow started questioning our own life choices. This episode is not structured, it is survived. 💀

I Blame The Letter

Episode 3 is where things stop being funny in theory and start becoming very real. After shutting down the idea of talking to an inmate, I realize the problem isn’t him anymore, it’s the fact that the thought of him won’t leave me alone. What starts as curiosity slowly turns into tension, awareness, denial, and a prison full of people noticing before I’m willing to admit it myself. This episode dives into emotional walls, prison politics, accidental contact, and the terrifying realization that maybe.. just maybe.. this connection was not one-sided. Respectfully, this is where the spiral begins.

Respectfully Submitted: Exhibit B of Delusional Behavior.

Welcome to week 2 of Respectfully Submitted. The midweek chaos segment of Respectfully Unhinged. This is where you anonymously send in your complaints, situationship disasters, petty grievances, emotional confusion, workplace violations, and “I need to get this off my chest…” moments. And I read them out loud so we can all process it together. No names. No threats. Just chaos, chisme, and community healing through laughter. 💀 New submissions open every week, send yours in through email respectfullyunhinged91@gmail.com or Facebook Messenger if you’re ready to be respectfully exposed.

Prison Wasn’t What They Told Me.

In this episode, we’re talking about what it was really like walking into prison for the first time- the fear, the training, the warnings, the stigma, and the moments nobody prepares you for. From inmates sizing me up, to realizing prison culture wasn’t what the outside world thinks it is, this episode gets into tension, the chaos, and the unexpected moments that changed how I saw everything. Also… why were inmates protecting me faster than some officers? Because apparently we’re unpacking that TOO. Dark humor, emotional damage, and questionable life choices included as always.