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[timesbureaucrat]

[Wardens Who Used to Be Inmates Filter]

If you don't mind my asking, how did you graduate? What changed? Was it a moment of epiphany or a gradual shift in understanding?

I need to be reminded that rehabilitation is possible. [He decides that sounds too needy and pathetic, so he edits it out before posting.]It seems it's always one step forward

Comments

[Ex-Inmate Filter]

[impure_tale]

I would say that for me it was a moment of epiphany. But I suppose I had been changing gradually over time and hadn't realized it. Once I did, I think that is when I graduated.

[Ex-Inmate Filter]

[timesbureaucrat]

I see. So, to clarify, for you the most important moment wasn't the change itself so much as the moment when you realized that change had occurred and consciously welcomed it?

Graduates:

[fanged_aleera]

I was helped to understand, to appreciate things I did not, through experience... I did not realise I had done this until I was told.

Graduates:

[timesbureaucrat]

What sort of experiences helped you appreciate the things that you didn't appreciate before?

Re: Graduates:

[fanged_aleera]

Too many to count... Was here for long time.