My name is obviously Brett, glad to make your acquaintance. I’m a 5’10, 235lbs NATIVE AMERICAN / Caucasian who is currently, serving 50 months for Attempted Robbery 1, as I was merely a driver for an (unknown to me at the time) armed robbery, I was not the perpetrator.
I am seeking someone to connect with on a real level, someone who is independent, knows what they want and where they are going in life & how to get there. I’m looking for a trustworthy & honest individual as my past relations have not been and those two things are VERY IMPORTANT to me, one who will not judge me on the mistakes I have made in my past and get to know THE REAL ME. Who is the real me? I’m a charismatic, funny & smart guy, always trying to better myself in any way possible. I am a great listener & am sympathetic to almost anyone’s situation, although children & animal crimes I have ZERO tolerance for. I love the outdoors, plants, animals. I enjoy playing sports, going to the movies, social events/Festivals/concerts.
My goals in life include owning my own home within 5 yrs of parole, as I have a business mindset & am in the process of my business taking off currently with the help of a relative. In addition to that I am also set on pursuing my passion for the science of the cannabis plant & being owner/co-owner of a business in the industry. I am a very knowledgeable grower and am always looking at new ways to help people heal with the benefits of cannabis.
If I am someone you would like to get to know or see yourself having any type of relationship with, don’t hesitate, take a chance and let’s see where it goes!
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