Open-minded to finding a knight in shining armor, older gentleman to heal my daddy issues, captain save-a-ho, fellow felon or any human looking for a genuine connection. My bio has always been pleasant and tasteful.. guess what? I have yet to find what I am looking for so time to spice things up! I will be out the beginning of 2026 so that will give me enough time to possibly get to know someone for who they truly are.
I’m a down-to-earth, loyal, ambitious and spontaneous person, let’s just call me a diamond in the rough. I workout often and like to stay active, no worries about me laying on my back like a starfish. I enjoy reading, painting, poetry and anything outdoors. I love camping, fishing and hiking. I run for stress relief and plan on running my first marathon once I am released.. I have stamina.
Since being incarcerated I’ve became a certified personal trainer and I’m currently enrolled in a Pipe Fitting/Welding apprenticeship, which I love. I plan on pursuing a career as a Union Pipe Fitter, pun intended. I am a woman who doesn’t mind hard work and getting her hands dirty. I’m also a licensed cosmetologist. I am versatile, I can be a damsel in distress or dominatrix, take your pick?
Done with the charade, trying to act “normal”. there is nothing normal about this situation, me being in prison or you wanting to pursue me but you know what? Maybe we will discover we want the same things, maybe I can help make your life a little less boring and we can be weirdos together.
I write this in hope of finding someone I can build a future with. Who knows, maybe it’s you?
Religion/Politics: I believe in God and Trump
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