blue b4 the moon
Well-Known Member
That's quite right I had a friend (and it was a friend) who'd done 6 months in prison. I went to pick him up and he was shitting it on the way home at a service station with people all around him, took him a good few weeks to be calm outside.Think making the transition from weeks of isolation to venturing outdoors again can be highly traumatic for people. Not sure if enough guidance has been given in that respect. For those who have been consistently out throughout it generally goes unnoticed, but those have been indoors for a long time and who are susceptible will see heightened danger everywhere, which in itself is unhealthy. It's important to get outside in these months, not only for the natural benefits of being outdoors but also for reducing such psychological impact.