Hi there,
First, let me thank you for stopping by my profile, it really means a lot. My name is Marco as you have checked out my profile you have gotten the basic info about me, may be my dimples as they appear on my cheeks every time I smile hoping it’s to your liking just might make you blush a little, who knows guess you would have to include me in your agenda to find out whomever you might be :)!!!
Any who, for the moment I find myself in solitary confinement …I am hoping that is not an obstacle for us to start our friendship along with the many new surprises we may find in between. I could say I am an interesting person and if you do decide to write me, I will make sure its’s worth your while and our valuable time as well!!!
This time I’ve been incarcerated, I’ve also educated myself, life is always interesting no matter what beyond any teaching a book could show me as a student of life, I currently continue my education by doing all the self-help programs as well as trying to get my GED to advance my education into the college field. I enjoy reading many novels, science, history, and well written memoirs. I also have learned how to draw so I do like to draw often.
I was born in Selma, California but grew up my whole life in Piedras Negras, Coahuila Mexico, came back to California at 16, lasted six months in California then moves to Tijuana where I was arrested at the age of 17 years old. Sadly, I’ve been in prison for more than half of my life. I will not bore you; I can only hope this is enough for you to write me.
Thank you so much for your humble words.
Yours truly,
Marco Navarro
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