Is it terrible to be locked up in prison?

It's hard to be grounded. -It's terrible. Some people say it's not terrible, that's because he's not locked up. Of course, he just stayed in the cabin alone. How quiet and wonderful! Sometimes prisoners make trouble, seriously violate prison regulations, fight and other things, and when the managers arrive, they just shout: whoever makes trouble again will be shut down, and the troublemakers will be honest, and sometimes even kneel for mercy. Of course, if the problem is serious, we have to close the door. Why are prisoners afraid of being grounded? First of all, confinement is a severe punishment. When you enter the confinement room, the treatment is different. You have to wear handcuffs all day, and sometimes you have to wear shackles (you can't sleep well with them). The food is also worse, and the minimum living standard is maintained. Surveillance and meetings with family members have also been suspended. Second, the psychological pressure is particularly great. All day, except for stuffing you with three meals from a small hole by the door, no one contacted you, no one talked to you, only two eyes staring at the ceiling. Makes you feel a great sense of loneliness. The first two days were a little better, but after the third day, loneliness, depression and irritability became more and more serious, and I endured it all day, which was extremely uncomfortable. This is almost crazy, stupid and stupid. Therefore, the regulations stipulate that the general detention time is 7- 15 days, and the extension under special circumstances must be reported to the leader for approval. Third, all people who are held in solitary confinement must register in the prison, which has an impact on the treatment (such as being assigned to a general prison or a strict prison) and whether the sentence can be reduced. Therefore, for prisoners, we must honestly serve their sentences and seriously reform them. Don't be a hero and be put in the brig.