Liliana Ablaza

Call me Lily~

5 years into my incarceration, I’m realizing that I’m sorta really lacking in the outside connection department, which brings me here ^_^ Most of my time is spent as a Peer Mentor, helping other inmates get their GED, which is pretty fulfilling on a personal level. Other than that, my efforts are focused on my 2030 parole suitability hearing.

People often describe me as shy, awkward, and bookish, quite an outlier from the archetypal “prisoner” image commonly painted by the media. My interests trend in the direction of “nerdy as heck,” ranging from D&D and Magic: The Gathering, to cosplaying and PC gaming. I’m also pretty athletic, playing a wide array of sports, such as softball & pickleball (which we have here!). So, in summary, “nerdy athletic tomboy” sums me up pretty well. Other interests include shopping (I’m an addict) & traveling (Tokyo, Las Vegas & LA were common destinations).

In truth, I don’t really have much to relate to with a lot of people around me here, partly driving my posting of a profile on Wire of Hope. I hope to meet plenty of folks from different walks of life, and I look forward to getting to know y’all.

Photos are before and after transition~

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• Incarcerated Since: 2019
• Sentence Received: 16 years to life
• Earliest Release: 2030

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