What is your Reflection about Jail visiting?

Answer 1

It allows me to keep a real image of the person I care about in my head, cheers the recipient up (unless you dump a load of guilt on them while you are there) and incidentally, can mean that the facility will take slightly better care of the prisoner because they know somebody:

1. Cares

2. Is checking up

3. Would say something to the media if the prisoner was being abused.

It is generally a little sad, and usually more than a little bit inconvenient. (although I have had some genuinely positive experiences as well) In the long run however, it has always been worth my time, and hopefully worth the time of the person I visited.

Answer 2

I had to visit a prison in my area once to complete my probation. It was an interesting experience. People had to live in a tiny cell with tripple bunk beds. I couldn't imagine living the rest of my life in a place like that. At first I had this attitude that these people are bad and deserve all this but after hearing some of their stories I realized some of those guys are normal people like you and me that just made a bad decision. But then again 90% of them are just bad people with no respect for themselves or society.

Answer 3

There are many aspects of jail visiting. Who are you visiting? Male, female, friend, family? What is the crime? Make the question more specific.

Answer 4

i went to the jail to visit my mom and i feel kind of scared when i go visit her!!!

Answer 5

I once visited someone I knew in jail.A family member in
fact.If it is someone you know even they need company.

Answer 6

Don't visit.
Drive by and wave.
Don't waste your time with trouble.

Er, visit and be best friends. They really need you.

Er, it is sad and pathetic.They really need you. They are just
misguided people that need our help.