My name is Mathew Remm, my family and friends call me Matt, and so can you. I’m 35 years old 5′ 9″ and 175 lbs. I would describe myself as an avid sports fan, no matter the sport if it’s on TV I’m going to watch it and if the opportunity arises I am more than willing to wager a ramen or candy bar just to make it a little more exciting, especially when it comes to Boise State football (BSU). I never miss a game even if it means having to listen to it on the radio.
When it’s time for me to play, my go-to sport is tennis, I have been playing since I was a young boy and have competed and won in the highest levels of state competitions. Currently I have no access to a tennis court so I spend my time on the basketball court where I play a pretty mean game of one on one.
Prior to my incarceration I made my living in customer service. There is nothing more fulfilling to me than to know that I have made someone happy and made their day just a little better. I’m the same way in a relationship whether it be with my friends or a significant other. Making them happy makes me happy.
I enjoy entertaining and cooking, in fact in here I have perfected the art of making Mac n Cheese in the microwave which if you haven’t tried is not an easy feat.
I was raised by a single mom, who did the best that she could given the circumstances and I think she did a pretty good job. I am however lucky enough to have an amazing grandfather who filled the father figure role for me and to this day has always been there for me. One of the things I look forward to is calling him on the phone and catching up and making sure he is doing well.
That’s pretty much me in a nutshell, I have about 2 years left on my sentence and am looking for someone that I can write to and get to know better and become good friends. Having someone to reach out to and maybe even talk to on the phone would make a big difference in my life. If you would be willing to reach out to me in a letter or email it would mean the world to me. Sincerely, Matt
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