I am a 37-year-old Hispanic & black man who is interested in meeting someone new who can understand my current circumstances. I am currently incarcerated in Connecticut, where I am originally from. In my life I’ve lived in Massachusetts, New York, and New Jersey but consider myself to be a New Yorker. I’ve lived in both upstate New York and in the city. I am open to travel anywhere and hope to build a good connection. I’m actually a certified paralegal and graduated from Blackstone Career Institution, where I am planning to take a further advanced paralegal program. Even with my record I believe that I can find work in the future. with me education or work independently. While Incarcerated I attend Native American religious services where I smudge, and attend swear lodges. I don’t have a close relationship with my immediate family and would like to build one of my own. They are a part of the reason why I am in here, hopefully you and yours are better than mine. Either way I’m more interested in getting to know you. This is a major life change from the types of people I am used to surrounding myself with, then all of these different personalities. It’s hard to explain what I go through on a day-to-day basis by being in here. This is definitely not where I saw myself at this point of my life or at any point of my life. I am not proud of myself for a split-second decision that landed me in here. I’m also not beating myself up for it either, I’m just dealing with the consequences to my actions. Please know that I love life and the people in it. I am a huge Marilyn Monroe fan; she is one of the most misunderstood and mysterious women in history. I would consider myself a sex symbol in a male prospective when in the real world. I try to maintain an athletic build, enjoy working out in the gym, reading erotic stories and non-fiction. I am open to communicate with all types of people, don’t hesitate to contact me. Ameelio.org
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