What’s up hope whoever is reading is blessed and well; I’m Damonte Grant and I’m currently incarcerated at Bledsoe Correction Complex. I’m 34 born on 02/15/1992. I am a mixed male (black, white, Hispanic and Honduran). I have brown eyes, black hair, and 6’1 tall. I’m from Illinois, I’m cool, goofy and love to have fun. I’m very positive, all good vibes over here lol. I love sports, very big sports fan. I love music, I love to read and consider myself an open book. I’m down to earth, ask me anything (no judgement over here) … can’t wait to hear about you :) I’m heterosexual, attracted to women only lol, I had to add that. I have nothing against gay people but I’m not into dudes. I do have two beautiful kids, one son and one daughter. My son is 11 and my daughter is 14, I have a great relationship with them, even in prison, they are my world. I’m a people’s person, very social and I get along with everyone.
I’m very athletic and enjoy exercising and weightlifting daily just trying to stay fit. I’m looking for someone that’s cool, loves to talk, a great listener, beautiful personality and someone who loves themself with positive confidence. Honestly, I want someone I can build a bond with, but a true loyal friend is priceless. I’m getting closer to going home and I’m looking forward to enjoying freedom and the little things like cleaning the house on Saturday, watering my yards/flower beds, cutting the grass lol, even taking groceries in from the car lol. I’m being so honest but I’m really looking forward to traveling with my kids and that person that can be my person. That’s just a little about myself, looking forward to learning a little about you, that perfect someone for me. Get at me beautiful.
Sincerely,
Damonte Grant
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