I’m a 41-year-old white male from Cabot, Arkansas. I’m looking forward to connecting to like-minded females.
I’ve been incarcerated for six years on a domestic battery charge. My earliest release date is January 2026. I’ve accomplished a lot while incarcerated. Along with passing my GED, I’ve also completed numerous programs. I’ve learned about thinking errors, anger management, communication skills, stress management, and also completed a domestic violence class.
I’m very focused on the future. This is my first (and last) time to be in prison. In the free world I was a sales consultant for Chrysler corporation for six years. Prior to that, I worked for Nissan Motor Acceptance Corporation. I love sales. I’m an outgoing people-person with a huge support system, including my family, who has been with me every step of the way.
I love riding 4-wheelers, fishing, swimming at the lake, and playing basketball. I work out five days a week. In addition to that, I spend lots of time participating in Bible Study and watching Steven Furtick at Elevation Church on the Pando app on my tablet. I’m doing all I can to develop positive habits while on the inside that will lead to great success on the outside.
I’d like to start making good, healthy connections built on things in common. If I happen to meet that right person and it turns into a serious relationship, down the road, that would be awesome, but for now I’d just like to focus on making friendships.
Thank you for reading my profile. If you take time to write me a letter, or email me on SecurusTech.com or the Securus App, it will mean more to me than you will ever know, and I will not let you down.
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To email Jesse Taylor on SecurusTech.net, search for him in the state of Arkansas. The facility is listed as Arkansas DOC. You may also write to him using the mailing address shown in this profile.
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