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So it was probably, no, you don't have any time alone.

You always have to have eyes on you, um, by like a mentor or a night staff.

So we have, would have day staff or day staff, night staff, and then swing shift, day shift, swing shift, night staff.

And then night staff would stay there from 11 to

p.m to 7 a.m in the morning they would have to stay awake the whole night and then every 15 minutes they come in and check on you and if you're on precaution which is like like you did something bad so you have to be an arm's length of a mentor or something like that then the night staff would have to like sit in a chair

um and watch you sleep just to help like make sure everyone's protected yeah for sure for sure it wasn't like anything bad but and then if you did something bad like in the bathroom then you'd be on bathroom staff which like their foot's in the door so nothing like crazy but i was never on any of those which is a good thing but i did see people on those which was scary but so what was like one of the hardest things when you were there

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I'd say just missing out on things like I've missed Halloween two years in a row and I missed out on Thanksgiving.

Well, not really.

I got to see my parents, but it was definitely just hard, you know, like in seeing all my friends having fun at home and doing all their things that I miss out on.

It was just hard, you know.

And then on TikTok, there was people making up lies about me and like they knew that I couldn't defend myself.

So they were just making like TikTok videos about me where it's like, dude, like, you know that I'm in this mental facility and you know that I can't make TikToks to defend myself and you're still doing this.

So that was hard.

That's true.

But, yeah.

And then after 61 days of hard work, I finally got out.

And, you know, I'd say that I am a little bit better.

Not completely better.

I still have a lot of work to do.