Green eyes, black hair, freckles all over, so you already know I’m that little freckle faced boy running around breaking windows my whole life. Luckily though I’ve been looking for new ways to break the constrains of an evil hate filled life full of pimps, hoes, killas and drug dealers.
Being held captive in a drag ass dungeon for 22 years you begin to understand the evils that a lack of education can bestow upon a young man’s mind. So, in an attempt to erase a lifetime of learned behaviors and bad habits I’ve set out on a journey of educating myself. So far, I’ve amassed my GED, an associate of arts degree, and I am 60 credits away from a bachelors in Sociology with an emphasis in Social Welfare. Plus, I have a 1-year college certificate in BCT from Treasure Valley Community College.
I am two handfuls of a man in every way. I talk fast, I think fast, and I live fast. I am wild, I am crazy and even though I am in prison I am free. I am looking for people who want to join me on this adventure we call life.
-Yes, I am a bad boy
-Yes, I have baggage
-Yes, I am high maintenance (I hope you are too)
-Yes, I have crazy ex’s (I hope yours are too)
-Yes, I am as genuine as they come
-No, I am not disloyal
-No, I am not a turd
I am every bit of 6 foot tall. I am every pound of 225. I life weights, play basketball, tattoo, draw, go to school and work in the woodshop. If you would like to know more about me, write me or email me on gettingout.com at Snake River Correctional Institution (SRCI) in Oregon.
PS – Do not use the GettingOut mobile app; for some reason it doesn’t work with my account.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Alwayz,
Stevie J.
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