Based on what happened to me, what's in front of me, and what could possibly happen. I prioritize practice over theory & reality before ideologies. My goal is for you to internalize my way of thinking.
Hate and stigma. Seven years makes it part of my DNA. I'll show you how I wiggle through a reputational warzone. Warning, it sucks.
In prison I walked a fine line. Sharing worldviews is how I survived. Raw-dogging authenticity worked for me inside, and it'll work for me online.
I spent every day preparing for a possible parole interview. Thankfully, I didn't have to go through that process. But if I had to go through it, this is how I'd prepare.
In the Marines and Sheriff's Office, I told myself to shut the fuck up. But now I don't really need to put on some facade that I'm a person of verbal restraint.
Radical transparency served me well.
I'm Jereh Lubrin. I am an ex-convict, ex-officer, and ex-Marine. I did seven years on a life sentence (2nd degree) and I just got out recently. I enjoy exploring the mountains of deserved hate. I do public and private tour guides through that shit. I don't sell transformation, I just sell transportation. When you're tired of feeling sorry for yourself, let's roll.
I prepped years for my parole board hearing. Solo work mixed with combined experience of inmate failures. The only guarantee is the level of preparation. Two possible outcomes. I help inmates navigate that path. Read More.
Radical accountability. Radical acceptance. This is reputation reconstruction with the most fucked off material: you. Not all is lost. As a stigma sherpa, I have a path that you can follow along. But you still have to do the work. Read More.
The situation is ugly, and the mirror you have won't break. You're a fighter and this isn't polite society. Sometimes you have to fight fire with gasoline, and sometimes the smartest thing to be is a retard. Run that shit my boy. Read More.