Hello, my name is Jesse Caughron. I am currently in federal custody if that’s obvious lol! I want to start off by saying you can’t judge a book by its cover. No matter how it looks, it’s what’s on the inside that counts! If you were to open it and see what’s on the inside, what you find out may surprise you! Even though I made mistakes, I was taught morals and values from my god-fearing granny that can’t be bought. I am honest, compassionate and fiercely loyal! I am looking for the same things in return. I am seeking to meet likeminded individuals. I want to make friends and see where things go! I am hoping to make more than friends, that is the goal over time, right??? I really want to meet my loadstone! I have time and don’t want to rush it; I truly would enjoy someone to communicate with and someone who is going to be here for me when I need them! I want to be that same thing to someone out there. Write me a letter with your info/email address so I can add you on Corrlinks and the computer. I am very curious to see who I am dealing with, so pictures are always a plus! on that note I am going to tell you about myself. I was born in Oklahoma. I enjoy hanging out with family and friends. I enjoy ding almost anything outside including going on walks, playing golf, basketball and my favorite one, fishing! I also don’t mind staying at home ordering in or a home cooked meal. I don’t mind watching tv or even reading a good book. I love to be spontaneous and have fun, YOLO! So, I have told you a little bit about myself, what do you like to do for fun out there? Please write me and let me know. There only one thing left to say at this point… that’s my story and I’m sticking to t lol! HMU, I hope to hear from you soon, ttyl!
Sincerely,
Jesse Caughron
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